What are the most developed cities in history? Most of the time, the important factor to measure the economy is GDP. Of course, the economy cannot only rely on GDP to measure, and per capita disposable income is also a very important reference basis. Learn about the six most developed cities in China.
Guangzhou
As the capital of Guangdong Province, Guangzhou is also a sub provincial city. Guangzhou has many names. It is an international comprehensive transportation hub and an international metropolis. It can be said that it is China's' South Gate 'to the world, and also the core city of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. Guangzhou, Shanghai, Shenzhen and Beijing are also known as the first tier cities in China, and their economic strength cannot be underestimated. Guangzhou is also China's fourth strong economic city with GDP exceeding 2 trillion yuan. Moreover, Guangzhou's human environment and human resources are relatively sufficient, with sufficient power to lay the foundation for sustainable development.
Chengdu
Although Chengdu is located in the western region without sea or port, its economy has been very developed since ancient times. Chengdu is the capital of Sichuan Province in China and also a sub provincial city. It is one of the most populous cities in Western China and an important base for manufacturing and agriculture. The State Council has defined Chengdu as a financial, commercial and technological center in the west, and also a very important hub for transportation. Last year's GDP reached 1.389 trillion yuan. It is said that the pace of life in Chengdu is very slow, which is one of the cities many young people yearn for.
Wuhan
It is said that Wuhan is a city that people are eager to fight for, a city with unlimited opportunities. In the past two years, the development of Wuhan is still very rapid, and its advantages are also revealed. Wuhan is the only sub provincial city among the six provinces in Central China and the core city of the Yangtze River economic belt. Of course, it is also a famous historical and cultural city in China, with a very developed tourism industry. The total GDP of last year has reached 1.34 trillion yuan, and the future development prospect is very big.
Hangzhou
The development of Hangzhou's economy is mainly due to the extension of Jiangnan water culture. We all know that Hangzhou people are very good at business. Since ancient times, it has been called "the most prosperous city in the Southern Dynasty". It is not only famous in business, but also rich in historical and cultural heritage. In fact, Hangzhou's economy is also relatively developed. In 2017, Hangzhou's GDP reached 1.2556 trillion yuan. The key point is that the local GDP of Hangzhou is not too dependent on real estate. Most of them are driven by the electronic information and other emerging industries in Hangzhou. The economic model is more scientific and reasonable.
Nanjing
Nanjing, as the capital city of Jiangsu Province, is the second largest city in East China. Nanjing's current economic development is also based on the previous basis, dominated by the service industry, accounting for 60% of the city's GDP. The top three are finance, culture and tourism. Last year, Nanjing's GDP totaled 1.1715 trillion yuan, which to a large extent also promoted the economic development of Jiangsu Province. Nanjing's economic level is still very good, and its per capita GDP ranks first among the non resource cities in China. Generally speaking, although the area is not very large, it is still very good in the area of transportation and urban construction. If Nanjing is compared with other provincial capitals in China, the gap between Nanjing and other cities is not large except Guangzhou.
Changsha
Changsha is the capital city of Hunan Province and the most populous city in Hunan Province. In the 1960s, heavy industry developed. Machinery manufacturing industry has been valued, and Changsha has become the center of China's aluminum industry. Changsha's per capita income ranks very high in the country, and its per capita GDP is also in the forefront of the central region. Changsha's Huanghua Airport is the first one in Central China to rank on the list of "international three-star airport", with five consecutive years of passenger traffic volume leading in Central China. Changsha's entertainment industry is also very developed, with the title of "entertainment capital". The total GDP in 2017 was 1.02 trillion yuan, and the overall level of economic development was good.
The above six cities are ranked according to the total GDP. Do you know whether your hometown is on the list? Do the cities mentioned above have the cities you are looking forward to? With the continuous enhancement of China's economic strength, I believe that more cities will be able to break through the trillions of GDP. There will be more and more cities with better and better development level, and the economic level of the whole society will continue to grow. What's your impression of the above cities? Besides the highly developed economy, what are the special products that impress you?