Question 1: What cities are there in the north, south and east of Guangdong? Hello. Eastern Guangdong usually refers to Chaozhou, Shantou, Jieyang, Shanwei and Meizhou. Heyuan city can also be placed in eastern Guangdong.

Northern Guangdong usually refers to Shaoguan, Qingyuan and sometimes Heyuan.

Western Guangdong includes Zhanjiang, Maoming, Yunfu and Yangjiang.

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Question 2: What does Guangdong, East and West mean? Hello. Eastern Guangdong usually refers to Chaozhou, Shantou, Jieyang, Shanwei and Meizhou. Heyuan city can also be placed in eastern Guangdong.

Northern Guangdong usually refers to Shaoguan, Qingyuan and sometimes Heyuan.

Western Guangdong includes Zhanjiang, Maoming, Yunfu and Yangjiang.

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Question 3: What areas do Guangdong, East, West and Pearl River Delta refer to? Eastern Guangdong usually refers to Chaozhou, Shantou, Jieyang, Shanwei and Meizhou. Heyuan city can also be placed in eastern Guangdong.

Northern Guangdong usually refers to Shaoguan, Qingyuan and sometimes Heyuan.

Western Guangdong includes Zhanjiang, Maoming, Yunfu and Yangjiang.

The Pearl River Delta is located in the south-central part of Guangdong Province, and the Pearl River Estuary faces Southeast Asia across the sea, including Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Foshan, Zhongshan, Huizhou, Dongguan, Zhuhai, Jiangmen, Zhaoqing and Shenzhen-Shantou Special Cooperation Zone. The Greater Pearl River Delta region includes 12 regions of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and Macao Special Administrative Region.

Question 4: In the eastern and western regions of Guangdong, the Pearl River Delta region refers to the region where the Pearl River Delta is located in the south-central part of Guangdong Province, and the Pearl River Estuary faces Southeast Asia across the sea, including Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Foshan, Zhongshan, Huizhou, Dongguan, Zhuhai, Jiangmen and Zhaoqing, and the Shenzhen-Shantou Special Cooperation Zone. The Greater Pearl River Delta region includes the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the Macao Special Administrative Region, with a total of 12 regions. Known as the "South Gate" of China.

Question 5: What are the reasons for the backwardness of northwest Guangdong? In the late 1980s, due to the rapid economic development in Guangdong, in order to focus on cultivating some central cities that can drive the development of surrounding towns and villages, accelerate industrial upgrading, and accelerate industrialization and modernization, our province made major adjustments to the original administrative regions of our province: the original Guangzhou city and eight major regions, including Zhanjiang, Shaoguan and Zhaoqing, were successively adjusted to set up cities; Upgrade some strategic counties such as Yangjiang, Qingyuan and Jieyang to prefecture-level cities; Some counties with rapid economic development in the Pearl River Delta, such as Dongguan and Zhongshan, will be upgraded to prefecture-level cities. By the mid-1990s, there were 2 1 prefecture-level cities in Guangdong, ranking first in China.

At the beginning, this decentralization of authority and functions, decentralized governance, and giving some qualified areas greater authority for social and economic management and development planning were aimed at mobilizing the enthusiasm of local economic development, creating better conditions for local economic development, and successfully cultivating a number of regional central cities, which undoubtedly played a very big role in promoting the economic development of our province.

The world economy, China economy and Guangdong economy are constantly changing. The emergence of various new phenomena, such as the return of Hong Kong in the 1990s, the financial turmoil in Southeast Asia, the rise and decline of the knowledge-based economy industry fever, and the relocation of foreign capital to the north at the beginning of the century, has made Guangdong's economy face a new situation, with both opportunities and challenges.

The establishment of 2 1 prefecture-level city played a positive role under the historical conditions at that time. However, at present, the layout of such administrative divisions has seriously affected the development of productive forces and become the fundamental reason for the economic backwardness in eastern and western Guangdong.

1, the development of zoning system has fallen into the doctrine of no * * *. In the 1990s, especially after the 20th century, the fragmented administrative layout of Guangdong Province was very unfavorable to the Guangdong economic model which was changing from extensive economic to intensive economy, which greatly affected the in-depth upgrading and development of our province's economy, improved the randomness and risk of governance, and reduced our province's economic competitiveness. 2 1 century, economic development pays more attention to rational division of labor, overall planning and development among regions; However, it is undoubtedly difficult to carry out unified planning and development of cross-regional development in our province, which makes it difficult to realize and implement unified planning.

2, increased costs, increased the burden on the people. Originally, the distance between the two places was short, but they had to contact each other by long-distance telephone, which increased the communication cost and business cost. After a long time, it will be natural to be separated for a long time. Between brother cities, traffic is blocked from each other, which leads to an increase in travel costs.

3, increased administrative costs, increased the burden on the people, and local finance became official finance. * * * takes up too much resources, which is directly reflected in its huge scale and rising cost, as well as its meticulous control and improper control over the economy. Ren Yuling, a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and the State Council Counselor, once pointed out, "Our official-civilian ratio has reached 1:26, which is 306 times higher than that of the Western Han Dynasty and 35 times higher than that of the late Qing Dynasty, which is unprecedented. During the 25 years from 1978 to 2003, China's administrative expenses increased by 87 times, with an average annual increase of 23% in recent years! In 2003, the proportion of administrative expenses in the total fiscal expenditure has risen to 19.03%, which is higher than that of Japan 19%, Britain's 4. 19%, South Korea's 5.06%, France's 6.5%, Canada's 7. 1% and the United States's. Mr. Li Jinhua, the best janitor in the China Treasury of the Audit Commission, once said, "The cost is high, and it is a waste of taxpayers' money to be uncorrupted", not to mention the word incorruptible. Not all these expenditures are used for public facilities. In 2005, bus consumption, public funds for eating and drinking, and public funds for traveling added up to 600 billion, accounting for 20% of the national fiscal revenue, equivalent to five times the investment in compulsory education for all. China's investment in education exceeded 3% this year, which is no small achievement. A small piece of land, a large number of civil servants, consumes a lot. It is no wonder that people complain in recent years, and it is no wonder that Cantonese criticize Guangdong for its serious inland in recent years. I said that the layout of Guangdong is not even as good as that of African countries, let alone compared with Jiangsu and Zhejiang. The local finance has become the official finance. What funds are there to carry out the construction and development of various social undertakings?

4, leading to repeated construction, poor construction, killing each other. In order to speed up local development, various localities have seized resources and carried out various redundant constructions, resulting in a lot of unnecessary waste. High pay, low return ... >>

Question 6: What fields do Guangdong civil service examinations refer to? "Guangdong, North and West" mainly refers to Shaoguan, Heyuan, Meizhou, Qingyuan, Jieyang, Yunfu and other prefecture-level cities, which are relatively backward compared with the Pearl River Delta economy. In the civil service examination, we should give certain policy care and tilt scores to economically backward areas in order to encourage more candidates to contribute to the relevant areas. You can pay attention to such information in the announcement when applying for a position.

Question 7: Which of the following cities belongs to the eastern part of Guangdong Province, which is the abbreviation of the eastern part of Guangdong Province, including Shanwei City, Jieyang City, Shantou City, Chaozhou City (arranged from Guangzhou to the east), four prefecture-level cities and Shenzhen-Shantou Special Cooperation Zone.

Question 8: Which is better, northern Jiangsu or eastern Guangdong and western Guangdong? 1 Subei.

2 North Guangdong

3 Luxi

Looking at the economies of these three areas, we also know that northern Jiangsu is more economically developed than the other two places, and its geographical position is also plain and near the sea. Recently, the national policy has repeatedly reflected to CCTV that northern Jiangsu is developing rapidly, and the national economic strategy has become the object of study and inspection in various places. Look at the development trend of northern Jiangsu in recent years. I suggest that if you develop in Lianyungang or Huai 'an in northern Jiangsu, you will have great development in the future.

Relatively speaking, northern Guangdong is the least advantageous of these three places. Knowing that places outside the Pearl River Delta are poor, and northern Guangdong is a mountainous area, the policy of not relying on the sea is not very good and relatively backward.

Luxi is clever and does not rely on the sea, and the position is awkward. There are strong enemies in the southeast and northwest.

Question 9: Why should the eastern and western regions of Guangdong be integrated into the Pearl River Delta economic circle? As far as Guangdong is concerned, the economic development of the eastern and western regions of Guangdong is lagging behind that of Dongguan, Shenzhen and Guangzhou, but it has a good geographical advantage. It can undertake the processing industries of Dongguan, Shenzhen and Guangzhou, turn itself into the backyard of Dongguan and Shenzhen and integrate into the Pearl River Delta economic circle.

That's what Shenzhen used to do. It regarded itself as a processing base of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and integrated into Hong Kong's economic circle, which led to today's Shenzhen.