Who is feeding China? What is the appearance and truth of six provinces and one city raising the

"Six provinces and one city to support the whole country" is just an appearance, and every individual province is a part of feeding the whole country. The truth is that the six provinces and one municipality that are developed in all aspects have a helping role in other provinces and cities, and at the same time, they are also nurtured by other provinces and cities.

1. It is every person in every province and city who feeds the whole country.

China has a vast territory, with a total of more than 30 provinces and municipalities, and it is obviously an exaggeration to say that it is dependent on six provinces and one city to feed itself. Some cities contribute economic wealth, some cities contribute industrial bases, some cities contribute food, fruits and vegetables, and some cities contribute educational talents ......Each province and city has its own strengths, and each province and city has its own tasks. And everyone in the country is working together to support our country with labor and creation.

2. Six provinces and one city help other provinces and cities.

The so-called six provinces and one city refer to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Fujian, Jiangxi, Shandong and Shanghai, which are several developed provinces and cities concentrated in the coastal areas. These cities have strong economic strength, so they have made great contributions, and in a sense, sharing the pressure of other provinces and cities is equivalent to helping other provinces and cities. But it has not yet reached the point of feeding the whole country.

Every province and city has its own survival needs, and in fact, the development of its own provinces and cities can only rely on itself. No matter how developed and enthusiastic the surrounding provinces and cities are, they can only play a helping role.

3. In fact, other cities also have a nurturing effect on six provinces and one city.

It is impossible for the six provinces and one municipality to exist independently and develop independently, and they must need the strong support of neighboring provinces and cities. Take the coordinated development of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei.

For example, if Beijing wants to develop, Hebei needs to undertake the industry of Beijing and Tianjin, and Tianjin needs to provide economic support, cultural nourishment and talents to Beijing, and the development of Beijing will also drive the development of Tianjin and Hebei. The relationship between the six provinces and one municipality and other provinces and municipalities is similar. All in all, there is no such thing as an individual feeding the whole, the country is supported by everyone, and it is a relationship of mutual complementarity and solidarity, and everyone has made important contributions in this battle for survival and development.

I think it should be Liaoning Province that is "feeding" China, because the economic level of the province is generally relatively high, and the development is very fast!

It is not the so-called six provinces and one city to feed the whole country, this is the macro policy of reform and opening up in the context of the country's first chess.

Guangdong, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong, Fujian, Liaoning.

Guangdong, referred to as "Guangdong", the provincial capital of Guangzhou, is a provincial-level administrative region of the People's Republic of China. Because of the ancient place name of Guangxin, it is called "Guangdong". It is located in the south of Nanling, on the coast of the South China Sea, bordering Hong Kong, Macao, Guangxi, Hunan, Jiangxi and Fujian, and facing Hainan across the sea.

Due to the combined influence of crustal movement, lithology, fold and fault structure, and external forces, the landform types in Guangdong Province are complex and diverse, including mountains, hills, platforms and plains. Guangdong is the southern gate of China, located at the hub of shipping in the South China Sea, and has been the starting point of the Maritime Silk Road since the Qin and Han dynasties.

There are many rivers in Guangdong Province, mainly the Pearl River Basin, the Hanjiang River Basin, which flows into the sea alone, and the coastal rivers of eastern and western Guangdong, and the catchment area accounts for the total area of the whole province. Guangdong has a vast sea area, extensive tidal flats, wide land shelves, excellent harbors, numerous islands and reefs, and abundant marine life, minerals and energy resources.