Do a survey: Which city in China do you think has the best momentum?

I think it's Urumqi in Xinjiang.

You can look at her gross production and average.

You know that she is much higher than those in places such as Chongqing.

The people there are also very open-minded.

There are also heroes from all walks of life.

There are also powerful corps.

She is one of China's five major grain bases.

Let's not talk about cotton.

Needless to say, Hetian Yu didn't need to say.

Fruit is not to be said.

It is also supported by advanced technology.

Look at how her industry has developed and you'll know I'm not joking.

High-rise buildings are definitely not low.

The policy is also very good.

Shanghai (towards an international metropolis, economic, financial, education center) Beijing (an international metropolis is also its direction, economic, political, science and education center) Suzhou (a key city in the Yangtze River Delta, the right time, place and people, the speed of development is obvious to all), Shenzhen, Guangzhou (there is a trend of competing with Hong Kong).

Tianjin (a hundred wastes to be rebuilt, huge development potential).

Xi'an (a very important engine for the development of the west).

The west, like the south, is it not very strong when it is not rich? Aren't we clamoring for the large-scale development of the western region every day? The main reason is that there are few people in the west, and the resources should be very abundant.

Hangzhou, Shanghai, Suzhou, Ningbo, Shenzhen, Beijing, Qingdao, Lianyungang, Zhengzhou.

Tianjin (National Development Tianjin).

Shenyang (the hub of the revitalization of Northeast China).

Xi'an Central (the eye of the rise of the west).

Chongqing (a metropolis in progress).

Shenzhen! Rise overnight!

1. Beijing: a city where tradition and modernity blend, the capital of China, at the end of 2013, the city's permanent population was tens of thousands of people.

2. Shanghai: Shanghai is a very modern city without losing the traditional characteristics of China, and the change and the unchanged are intertwined with this international metropolis that has risen to the next level.

3. Guangzhou: The third largest city in China and the largest city in southern China, it is one of the starting points of the Maritime Silk Road and is known as the southern gate of China.

4. Shenzhen: Shenzhen was set up as a special economic zone in 1980, and the development history of the special economic zone for more than 30 years has made the city constantly change and develop.

5. Tianjin: Tianjin is the second largest industrial and commercial city in China and the largest financial and commercial center in the north, with a large port and industrial base.

If you include Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, the most developed city in Greater China is Hong Kong. If it is limited to the mainland, the most developed cities should be the first-tier cities in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

The most important thing to evaluate a city's underdevelopment is to look at its economic strength. The economy is the foundation of everything, including commerce, culture, education, science and technology, transportation, health care and other undertakings.

In 2017, Hong Kong's total economic output was 2,306.8 billion yuan, and its population at the end of 2017 was only 7.41 million, which is calculated as high as 10,000 yuan, equivalent to 10,000 US dollars. You must know that the per capita GDP of the mainland in 2017 was 59,660 yuan, less than 20% of Hong Kong's level.

The per capita GDP of 10,000 US dollars is also very high in the world. In 2017, the per capita GDP of developed Western economies such as Japan, the United Kingdom, and France was less than US$40,000, 20% lower than that of Hong Kong.

With such a strong economy, Hong Kong's education, medical care, public transportation and other social and public services are extremely developed, and the average income of residents is also very high. However, due to the large number of people in Hong Kong, and the serious shortage of intelligent resources such as land, Hong Kong's price level is also among the best in the world. In particular, the average price of housing prices in Hong Kong has exceeded 200,000 yuan per square meter, which is more than double that of Shanghai and Beijing in the mainland.

If we put aside Hong Kong, an international city, the four first-tier cities in the mainland, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, should be the most developed regions in China. Take the emerging city of Shenzhen as an example. In 2017, Shenzhen's total economic output was 2,243.8 billion yuan, and its per capita GDP exceeded 180,000 yuan, equivalent to 10,000 US dollars.

This level of economic development has entered the level of international developed economies.

The same is true for several cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. Without a developed and prosperous economy, there can be no development of the whole society. The economy is the foundation of society and the lifeblood of society.

Therefore, the core of the overall development of a country and a region is to develop economically.

I think the most developed city in China is Shanghai, because Shanghai is a magic city that has a certain position in Shanghai, and they all have a certain strength, and Shanghai is a place with many people, and its technological and economic strength does surpass many cities, so I think Shanghai is the most developed city in China.

I think Shanghai is the most developed. I feel that Shanghai is a drunken gold fan. There are various styles of buildings, high-rise buildings. Very strong consumption power, strong competitiveness and development level.

Shanghai, according to the GDP of various cities in China in 2019, the most developed city in China is Shanghai, and Shanghai's GDP exceeds the total value of the Beijing area.

I think it's Shanghai, Shanghai's economy is developed, the environment is okay, it's better than Beijing, and the sandstorm and smog in Beijing don't say much. Moreover, Beijing has developed by sucking the blood of surrounding provinces, while Shanghai can radiate and bring development to the surrounding areas, and the two sides are essentially different.

Shanghai, Ningbo, Hangzhou, Guangdong