1 New York
New York is a world-class international metropolis, which directly affects the global economy, finance, media, politics, education, entertainment and fashion. Its GDP surpassed Tokyo in 2013, ranking first in the world.
New York also plays an important role in business and finance. The Financial District of New York, led by Wall Street in lower Manhattan, is known as the financial center of the world. The New York Stock Exchange is the world's second largest stock exchange. It was once the largest exchange. New York Times Square is located in the hub of Broadway Theater District, known as "the crossroads of the world", and is also one of the centers of the world's entertainment industry. The Chinatown in Manhattan, New York, is the most densely populated area of Chinese in the Western Hemisphere.
New York is also well-developed in industry and is the third largest industrial center in the United States after Chicago and Los Angeles. It is the world clothing center. It occupies one sixth of the printing capacity and one third of the publications and cosmetics in China. It also occupies an important position in machine manufacturing, oil processing and food processing.
The famous universities in New York City include Columbia University, New York University, Fordham University, Yeshiva University, Barnard College, St. John's University, Pace University, Julia School of music, etc. 2 Los Angeles
Los Angeles is the second largest city in the United States. Located in southwestern California, near the Los Angeles River. Los Angeles is one of the world's science, commerce, business, and entertainment centers. It has the largest seaport in the west of the United States, and is also one of the largest bases of petrochemical, marine, aerospace and electronic industries in the United States. [1] Los Angeles also has many world-famous higher education institutions. Hollywood, California Disneyland, Universal Studios, Beverly Hills and so on are all located in Los Angeles
University of California Los Angeles, California State University Los Angeles, Los Angeles City University, La marimont University, University of Southern California, Pacific State University, Kinmen University, etc. 3 Chicago
Chicago is located in Illinois in the Midwest of the United States, facing Lake Michigan, one of the Great Lakes in North America to the East, and one of the famous international financial centers
, the third most populous city in the United States (after New York and Los Angeles). Located in the center of North America, Chicago is the second largest commercial center and the largest futures market in the United States. The number of new enterprises in its metropolitan area has always ranked first in the United States, and it has been rated as the most balanced economy in the United States. At the same time, Chicago is also the railway, aviation hub and one of the most important cultural, scientific and educational centers in the world. Chicago is the third largest city in the United States and the largest manufacturing center in the United States. It is located on the southwest Bank of Lake Michigan and at the mouth of the Chicago River. It is located in the center of the industrial area in the eastern part of the United States and the agricultural and pastoral area in the West. It is an important city in Illinois. It is the most important aviation center and the largest railway hub in the United States, and an important lake port in the Great Lakes region.
The universities in Chicago include the University of Chicago, Northwestern University, Illinois Institute of technology, University of Illinois at Chicago, Loyola University of Chicago, Debao University, Chicago State University, Columbia Chicago College, Roosevelt University, Derry University, East West University, etc. 4 Houston
Houston is famous for its energy (especially oil), aviation industry and canals. The port of Houston is the sixth largest port in the world and the busiest port in the United States. The tonnage of foreign ships ranks first, while regardless of nationality, it ranks second. The headquarters of Fortune 500 are second only to New York City. Houston is home to the Texas Medical Center, the largest and most important center for research and treatment in the world. Houston is also the country's 27 major metropolitan areas with a population of more than 1.7 million, with the lowest consumption and housing prices. Houston is called a "global city" by the globalization and world cities research group and network (GaWC). Houston is the fourth largest city in the United States, the largest city in the south, and a world-famous emerging petrochemical city,
Houston has the title of "world oil capital". It is the largest refining center in the United States. Most of the petrochemical products such as ethylene and synthetic rubber are produced here. In addition, it is the railway hub and airport in the southwest of the United States. As an artificial port, Houston port is the largest oil and wheat export port in China. The import and export trade ranks second in China.
The universities located in and around Houston include Sam Houston State University, Houston City University, Texas University of science and technology, Texas Christian University, southern Weili Union University, etc. 5 Philadelphia
Philadelphia is the fifth largest city in the United States, officially translated as "Philadelphia". It is located in the Delaware estuary of Pennsylvania in the northeast of the United States. Philadelphia is a famous historical city in the United States and one of the major economic, transportation and cultural centers in the United States. Philadelphia has developed heavy and chemical industries, and is the main oil refining center and steel and shipbuilding base on the east coast of the United States. Textile, electrical machinery, rolling stock, chemical industry and other industries are also very developed. Philadelphia is an important financial center in the eastern part of the United States, where the first bank and stock exchange of the United States was born.
The port of Philadelphia is one of the largest estuarine ports in the world. There is a canal connecting the Delaware River and Chesapeake Bay. There is a free trade zone with an area of about 29 hectares. There are six bridges across the Delaware River in the metropolitan area, connecting towns across New Jersey. Philadelphia International Airport is located 12 kilometers southwest of the city center, and its passenger and freight volume ranks first in China. In November 2015, Philadelphia was listed as a world heritage city, the first American city to be listed as a world heritage city.
The famous universities in Philadelphia include the University of Pennsylvania, the University of Philadelphia, Dreiser University, Temple University, Russell University, etc. 6 Detroit
Detroit is the largest city in Michigan. Founded by French fur dealers in 1701, it is located in the northeast of the United States, north of Windsor, Canada, along the Bank of the Detroit River, an important port city, the world's traditional automobile center and music capital. Relying on the favorable conditions of nearby iron ore and steel-making plants, Detroit has gradually formed a huge automobile industry. As the "automobile capital of the United States", automobile production accounts for one fourth of the country. There are four headquarters and affiliated enterprises of Ford, GM, Chrysler and Americana, the largest automobile manufacturing companies in the United States. Detroit has many research institutions and universities related to automobile manufacturing, which makes it the world's largest automobile industry center. In addition, Detroit's steel, aircraft, machine manufacturing, chemical, hardware, medicine and other industries are also very developed
University of Michigan, University of Detroit, Wayne State University, Michigan State University and so on. 7 San Francisco / San Francisco
San Francisco, also translated as "San Francisco", "San Francisco", is a port city on the Pacific coast of California, the world famous tourist resort, and the fourth largest city in California (population). San Francisco is close to Silicon Valley, a famous high-tech industrial zone in the world. It is the most important high-tech R & D base in the world and the most important financial center in the west of the United States
San Francisco's industry is relatively developed, mainly aircraft, rocket parts, metal processing, shipbuilding, instrumentation, electronic equipment, food, petroleum processing, chemistry, printing and other departments. San Francisco is one of the terminals of the transcontinental railroad in the United States. San Francisco port has superior natural conditions, wide interior, narrow mouth, deep water depth, small tidal range, and excellent port facilities. It is an important base of American trade with the Far East, known as the "gateway of the west coast".
The universities in San Francisco include the University of California San Francisco, the University of San Francisco, the State University of San Francisco, the City College of San Francisco, the Art University of San Francisco, etc.
8 Boston
Boston is the capital and largest city of Massachusetts, and the largest city in New England. Boston, located on the Atlantic coast in the northeast of the United States, was founded in 1630. It is one of the oldest and most cultural cities in the United States. In the history of the United States, the Boston Tea incident eventually led to the famous American War of independence. Boston is the center of higher education and health care in the northeast of the United States, and the city with the highest education level in the United States. It is based on scientific research, finance and technology - especially bioengineering - and is considered a global city or a world city.
Boston economy is dominated by banking, insurance, investment management, commerce and finance. Boston has developed industries, mainly including electronic computers, electronic equipment, shipbuilding, plastics and chemistry. Traditional industries such as textile, leather, shoe making, clothing, food, printing and publishing still occupy an important position.
Introduction to studying abroad: there are world famous universities in Boston, such as Harvard University, Massachusetts Institute of technology, Boston University, Boston College, Northeast University, University of Massachusetts at Boston, Emerson College, Bentley College, Suffolk University, Tufts University, Wellesley College, etc. 9 Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is located in the southwest of Pennsylvania in the United States. It is located at the mouth of the Ohio River at the confluence of the origna River and the Monroe mehela river. It is also the second largest city in Pennsylvania after Philadelphia. Pittsburgh was once a famous steel industry city in the United States, known as the "steel capital of the world". However, after the 1980s, with the increase of steel production in China, Pittsburgh's steel business has faded out and has been transformed into a city dominated by medical, financial and high-tech industries. The largest enterprise in the city is the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center, which is also home to the Pittsburgh National Bank, the sixth largest bank in the United States.
The city is also the world's largest manufacturing center for aluminum, steel plate, steel-making equipment, window glass, air brakes and safety equipment. Pittsburgh is also the headquarters of many major U.S. industrial companies, such as American steel company, Gulf oil company, Rockwell international company, Westinghouse company, etc. ''
The famous universities in Pittsburgh are Carnegie Mellon University and University of Pittsburgh. 10 Atlanta
Atlanta, located in the eastern part of the United States, is one of the three major highland cities in the United States. It is also the capital of Georgia and the largest industrial and commercial city in the United States. It is the capital and largest city of Georgia in the United States. It is the county seat of Fulton County. It's the ninth largest metropolitan area in the United States. As a railway hub, Atlanta's development began in the early 19th century. It was destroyed during the civil war, but it was rebuilt rapidly after it was selected as the state capital. In the 20th century, it was the center of the civil rights movement in the United States and hosted the 1996 Summer Olympic Games.
Atlanta is the gathering place of the ten richest people in the United States. In 2013, Atlanta was named by time magazine as the largest city for rich people to start their own businesses. Atlanta is the commercial, transportation, and industrial center of the southeastern United States. The traditional cotton textile industry and food industry still occupy an important position. The former is close to the cotton producing area, while the latter is famous around the world for its headquarters of Coca Cola. There are airplanes in heavy industry