It is said that people in Dalian are waiting for a face. . . 、
The data shows that there are 57,400 Japanese in Shanghai, ranking second in the world.
2013 65438+February 23rd 12: 50 Xinhua News Agency-read Oriental Weekly.
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In fact, the Japanese community in the whole Hongqiao area has also changed. More and more buildings and commercial real estate are repackaged, hoping to attract the rich in China.
At least in terms of figures, no "Japanese fled China".
According to the data provided by the Japanese Embassy in China to Outlook Oriental Weekly, after years of steady growth, the number of Japanese staying in China for a long time or permanently has reached a new high since 1949.
According to the statistics of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, from June 20 12 to June 20 13, there were 150300 Japanese living in China except Taiwan Province Province.
During this statistical period, 6.5438+0.2495 million Japanese people lived permanently in foreign countries and stayed for a long time (more than 3 months). Among them, the number of Japanese in the United States is 465,438+0,900, and the second place is China.
My figures in China and Japan have not bottomed out in recent years. Previously, in 2008 alone, the number of Japanese living in China decreased by 1977 compared with the previous year.
Of the150,300 people, 1.7% and about 2,550 Japanese have obtained permanent residency in China. This ratio is 40% in the United States, with an average of 33%.
Relevant persons from the Japanese Embassy in China explained to Outlook Oriental Weekly that the explosive growth of Sino-Japanese trade in recent years and the close economic relations between the two countries are the most direct reasons for the rapid increase in the number of Japanese people coming to China.
1997, there were only 19300 Japanese permanent residents in China (excluding Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province), ranking 1 1 among countries.
According to the figures released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications of Japan on 20 1 1, there are about 450,000 Japanese in Japan this year, ranking first among foreigners.
The distribution of Japanese in China is an interesting window to observe these two countries with complicated relations.
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Another part of the statistics of the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs shows the specific distribution of Japanese in China.
The non-Japanese city with the largest number of Japanese is Los Angeles, USA, with 7 1400 people. China and Shanghai ranked second with 57,400 people.
Then there were 53,300 in new york, 39,900 in Bangkok and 38,300 in London. The number of Japanese in Hong Kong is the ninth in the world, 23 1 1,000; Beijing ranks 17, 1. 1.5 million.
Of the 50 cities with the largest Japanese population in the world, 10 belongs to China.
After Beijing, Suzhou ranked 18, 10700 people; 26,8028 people in China and Taipei; Guangzhou 28, with 70 10 people; Shenzhen ranks 33rd, 5th164th; 34 in Dalian, with 4905 people; Tianjin ranked 42nd, with 3 157 people; Dongguan ranked 45th with 3029 people.
According to the data analysis of the last three years, new york once ranked first, and Shanghai became the second in 20 12.
Hong Kong has consistently ranked ninth. Beijing ranks in 17, 17 and 18 respectively, which means that the statistical year of 20 12 is slightly behind.
In Beijing, which is located in the political center of China, the number of Japanese in recent three years is 10 103, 10355 and1kloc-0/596 respectively, and it is still increasing year by year.
The number of Japanese in Suzhou has changed greatly in recent years. Ranked 267,326 in the last statistical year; 20 1 1, Suzhou ranked 30th, 50th18.
In Dalian, this figure dropped from 6 175 in the last statistical year to 4,905.
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