Who says hometown is good, so the ranking competition between cities on the internet is always a hot topic.

At present, some cities have begun to publish their own 20 17 "annual reports", in which GDP data has become the most important indicator of PK among cities.

In 20 17, the GDP share of Wuxi and Changsha was105 billion yuan and102 billion yuan. Since then, the number of trillion city clubs in China has increased to 14. At the same time, in 20 17, Guangzhou's GDP is expected to reach 2 15 trillion yuan, which means that the hegemony among major cities in China has entered a 2 trillion era.

It is worth noting that China, a top-ranked city, has surpassed many countries in terms of economic volume and is called "extremely rich". At the same time, for citizens living in these cities, they can also receive real "big red envelopes".

China's GDP trillion club cities increased to 14.

According to the First Financial Report, at the second session of the 16th National People's Congress of Wuxi recently, Quan Wang, Mayor of Wuxi, introduced the government work report. In 20 17, the city of Wuxi is expected to achieve a regional GDP of105 billion yuan, with a real increase of 7.4%.

At the same time, Changsha in the central region has also broken through the trillion mark. 65438 10 2, the second session of the 15th Changsha Municipal People's Congress opened. Chen Wenhao, mayor of Changsha, announced in the government work report that the city's GDP is expected to reach102 billion yuan in 20 17, an increase of 9%.

Before Wuxi and Changsha, 12 cities have successively entered the ranks of trillion clubs. Among them, in 2006, 2008, 20 10, Shanghai, Beijing and Guangzhou successively "entered trillions"; 20 1 1, "Trillion Club" poured into Shenzhen, Tianjin, Suzhou and Chongqing; Wuhan and Chengdu in the central and western regions join hands in 2065438+04; 20 15 Hangzhou is among them; Nanjing and Qingdao entered on 20 16.

Among the 14 trillion club members including Changsha and Wuxi, there are 10 in the eastern region, 2 in the central region, 2 in the western region, and no cities in the northeast region. In terms of urban agglomerations, there are five in the Yangtze River Delta, namely Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Wuxi. After the Yangtze River Delta, there are two Pearl River Delta, Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, Chengdu-Chongqing and the middle reaches of the Yangtze River. These five urban agglomerations are also the five most important national urban agglomerations in China.

In terms of provinces, Jiangsu, the second largest province in economy, has the largest number of cities (Suzhou, Nanjing and Wuxi), followed by Guangdong, the largest province in economy, with two cities. Although there are only two cities in Guangdong, its two cities, Shenzhen and Guangzhou, are first-tier cities. Shenzhen and Guangzhou broke through the 2 trillion yuan mark on 20 16 and 20 17 respectively.

Zhou Jianjun, director of the Guangzhou Municipal Development and Reform Commission, revealed in an interview with the media on June 5438+00 that Guangzhou's GDP is expected to exceed 2 trillion yuan in 20 17, and the per capita GDP will exceed150,000 yuan. This is also the fourth city in China whose GDP has exceeded the 2 trillion yuan mark, and it is also the first time that the four first-tier cities in Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen have collectively exceeded the 2 trillion yuan mark.

Rich as an enemy, China City

What are the concepts of GDP reaching 1 trillion and 2 trillion? According to the data compiled by Wall Street, only 20 16 GDP data, the economic volume of top cities in China can be on an equal footing with some countries.

For example, Shanghai's GDP in 20 16 with a population of 23 million reached 2.75 trillion, which is equivalent to Thailand's with a population of 68.86 million, while Beijing's GDP in 20 16 reached 2.49 trillion, which is indistinguishable from the United Arab Emirates, a rich country in the Middle East. According to the revised data of Shenzhen in 20 16, the total GDP reached 2,007.858 billion yuan (the above picture shows the uncorrected data), surpassing the European country Ireland.

At the same time, both Shanghai and Beijing have entered the top 30 of the global "national economy", and the first-tier cities Guangzhou and Shenzhen can rank 40th in the world.

Among other cities, the economies of Tianjin are similar to those of Colombia, Chongqing and Chile, Suzhou and Finland, Chengdu and New Zealand.

More importantly, the development potential of China City is generally optimistic.

According to a report by Oxford Economic Consulting Company, at present, only 18 China cities have entered the top 100 GDP cities in the world, but by 2035, this number will increase by 15.

By 2035, the total GDP of China 150 big cities covered by the above research will more than double, from 1 1 trillion dollars to 25 trillion dollars. They will contribute nearly half of the GDP growth of 780 big cities.

The above research predicts that some of today's top metropolises will still retain their positions, including new york, Tokyo, London and Los Angeles, and they will remain in the top five. Only Paris will fall out of the top five, replaced by Shanghai, rising from 10 to fifth, and Beijing will climb from 15 to sixth.

Urban development is closely related to residents' welfare.

However, some people may ask, is the city's GDP related to ordinary citizens? Yes

In fact, the development of urban economy is closely related to the welfare of every resident.

Let's take Shanghai as an example.

According to the relevant data, in 2006, the per capita annual disposable income of urban households in Shanghai was 20,668 yuan, while that of rural households was 9,265,438 yuan+0.3 yuan. By 20 12, the per capita income of Shanghai urban families will reach 40 188 yuan, and that of rural families will reach 1740 1 yuan.

In terms of employment, in 2006, the average annual income of employees in Shanghai was 29,569 yuan, and there were 689,900 new employees in cities and towns. In 20 12 years, 613,800 people were newly employed in Shanghai, and the average annual salary of employees reached 56,300 yuan.

To sum up, we can see that from 2006 to 20 12, the average income of urban and rural residents in Shanghai nearly doubled; The income of employees has also doubled.

So, does this mean that the city's GDP will increase and life will be more comfortable? Check the price again, and find that the price of 1978 is 100, and the consumer price index of Shanghai in 2006 is 574.5, and 20 12 is? 696.2。

In other words, although prices are also rising, it is still a relatively controllable and moderate rising range. Isn't it a little flattered that wages have doubled and prices have risen slightly?

Of course, "happiness is a struggle." If you don't have the heart to keep pace with the times, even if your city is promoted to 3 trillion or 4 trillion, you will be washed down by the tide of the times, saying that your income has increased because of the rise of GDP, rather than trying to make your life better and better, and your city is becoming more and more developed.