Question 1: Guangnan Province was founded on 20 15: It consists of Maoming City, Zhanjiang City, Fangcheng City, Qinzhou City, Beihai City, Yulin City, Guigang City, Wuzhou City and Hezhou City in Guangdong Province, with Yulin as its capital. Guangnan province in western Guangdong is much superior to eastern Guangdong, northern Guangdong and even the Pearl River Delta. Although the Pearl River is the second largest water system in China, the Pearl River Delta is a plain on both sides of the Pearl River, which is not open enough, and most of it is hilly; There are open plains on both sides of Jianjiang and Yang Mo in western Guangdong, and platform forests in northwestern Guangdong, with fertile land and good agricultural foundation; Although the Pearl River Delta can reach Guangxi and Yunnan-Guizhou directly from the Pearl River, it is surrounded by Wuling Mountain, Luo Xiao, Yunkaishan Mountain and Wuyishan Mountain on three sides. Western Guangdong is located in the buffer zone of Yunkaishan Mountain, and has been a transportation hub leading to Hainan, Guangxi, Yunnan-Guizhou and Guangdong since ancient times. In terms of going to sea, Zhanjiang port in western Guangdong can rival any port in the Pearl River Delta; There are170,000 brave people in western Guangdong who rely on hard work to build their hometown, while people in the Pearl River Delta, especially those in Shenzhen and Dongguan, make a living by collecting rents and protection fees from migrant workers and selling land through policies. In fact, they are a big moth that is not firmly obtained.

Question 2: When was Guangnan Province established? There is only one Guangnan in China, which is a rumor. Officials have come forward to refute rumors. Besides, if a new province is established, the original license plate, ID number and other data must be completely changed. This is not the reason why you are idle and looking for trouble.

Question 3: When was Guangnan Province established? Guangnan Province includes Hainan Island, Zhanjiang, Maoming, Yangjiang in Guangdong and Qinzhou, Beihai, Fangcheng and Yulin in Guangxi, with a total area of 6.5438+million square kilometers (accurate figure), a population of 35.4 million (200 1) and an annual GDP of 226.8 billion yuan. There are about 350 people per square kilometer, and the per capita GDP of 200 1 year is 6,400 yuan, which is about 85% of the national average (about 7,500), and the total economic output accounts for about 2.3% of the country (considering the inequality and total GDP in various places, refer to the median obtained from two data). Why should Guangnan Province be established? Because time has proved that the way of establishing another province by dividing Hainan Island has neither solved the development problem of Hainan nor completely solved the problem of Guangdong, which is still too strong and needs to be adjusted. At the same time, if we want to establish a growth pole at the southernmost tip of the motherland and make China's coastline a real gold coast, there is no doubt that Hainan Province can't play this role. Only by establishing a strong enough province can we achieve this goal. In addition, after the separation of Guangxi coastal areas, the role of Guangxi will become single. Guangxi is not on the coast, so it is not in the east. Guangxi will become an authentic central and western province. It will not think about the "Xijiang Corridor" for a while, and engage in the "Southwest Sea Passage" for a while. Inaccurate positioning will make Guangxi miss many opportunities. The scope of Guangnan Province. First of all, I want to talk about my idea of saving provinces. I think the appropriate scale for each province is 30-35 million, which is neither too big nor too small. Except Yulin, other places used to be under the jurisdiction of Guangdong Province, [Qinzhou Land (Qinzhou Beihai Fangcheng) was allocated to Guangxi in the 1960s; Hainan was established as a province in 88. As for why Yulin was set aside, just look at the map. Without Yulin, there is only a long and narrow passage between Qinzhou and the rest of Guangnan Province. At the same time, the vast majority of Yulin is * * *, and it makes sense to delimit the newly-built Guangnan province. Delineating places from Guangdong or Guangxi will exceed the optimal degree, and Guangxi may also cause new problems because of excessive weakening. On the advantages and disadvantages of building Guangnan province. The advantages have already been said, so add two more points. If Guangnan Province is really established according to my idea, then the whole Beibu Gulf (Tokyo Bay) is a province of China, so it is much more convenient to deal with Vietnam and develop Beibu Gulf resources; If Guangnan Province is really established, both sides of Qiongzhou Strait will be a province, and the Guangdong-Hainan Railway has long been repaired. At the same time, Guangnan Province can effectively manage and build Hainan Island, and a "second Taiwan Province Province" can prevent Hainan from becoming possible, because within Guangnan Province, the mainland part has an overwhelming advantage over the island part. As for the disadvantages, the biggest problem is that the construction of Guangnan Province involves three provinces and it is difficult to adjust. Some provincial capital cities are fiercely opposed. Hainan has changed from a province to a place, and naturally some people will object; Of course, Guangxi will not do it if it loses its qualification as the richest coastal area and the eastern region ... But China is a centralized country, and the localities still have to listen to the central authorities. As long as the central authorities have vision, will and courage, such a good thing as building Guangnan Province can be achieved. Don't suppress all opposing voices to solve the problem. For Guangxi, we should not give too many policies, but give preferential treatment to the east and the west, which is unfair to other provinces. Besides, it doesn't make sense that so many policies haven't reached the national average, does it? How dare you face the central government's policy? At the same time, ethnic minorities will also suppress the momentum. Hainan can keep the current preferential policies, but it must cancel the organizational system of Hainan Province, for reasons that can refer to Guangxi. Guangnan province without Hainan is meaningless. Guangnan province must include Hainan. As for Guangdong, it is easy to talk. It should be pointed out that Guangnan Province was once a province except Yulin. It can be considered that Guangnan Province only separated from Guangdong and added a little place in Guangxi. It may not be as complicated as we thought. If Hainan had done this when it was established as a province (Qinzhou had to be zoned back before), there would not be such a problem today. In addition, it is also a favorable factor that the establishment of Guangnan Province does not increase the new organizational system. There are some questions that I don't think are true, such as province name, abbreviation, telephone area code and license plate number. Of course, these are all problems, but they are not big problems. These problems can be discussed. As for the provincial capital, I think Zhanjiang is more suitable. First of all, the capital of Guangnan must be in the mainland, which means it can't be Haikou. This is not negotiable. Hainan may set its capital in Haikou in exchange. Secondly, Zhanjiang is located in the middle (mainland part) with convenient transportation. Third, Zhanjiang is the largest city in Guangnan Province at present ...

Question 4: When was Guangnan Province established? I hope Guangnan Province will be established as soon as possible. The Pearl River Delta is already very rich, and the soaring prices are also caused by the developed Pearl River Delta. Other areas are backward. Guangnan province must be established for economic adjustment. The central government should make a decision as soon as possible. We want to leave Guangdong, and Guangnan is where we belong!

Question 5: It was reported a long time ago that Guangnan Province would be established. Why hasn't it been realized yet? Pray for God's help. Dai Junliang, director of the Department of Geographical Names of the Ministry of Civil Affairs of China, revealed in an interview with the media in Hong Kong in early April that the reform of chinese administrative division will be officially launched this year and the reform plan will be completed in the next two years. After the reform, there are about 50 provincial administrative regions in China, and at least 4 cities will be upgraded to municipalities directly under the central government. How to get to Guangdong? Is Guangdong really rich? Is it really amazing? There are 2 1 prefecture-level cities in Guangdong, and only 7 cities in the Pearl River Delta are really rich. Is 14 developed? Guangdong will only compare the Pearl River Delta with others. There is no policy support in the Pearl River Delta! Do you have it today? Sacrifice the glory of other cities for the glory of the Pearl River Delta? Some individuals in Guangdong are overjoyed and engage in image projects, and the Pearl River Delta is the image project. It turns out that Zhanjiang in Guangdong is the second largest city in Guangdong and the third largest city in Shantou. Together with Shaoguan and Guangzhou, it propped up Guangdong's economy. From 1950s to 1980s, the Pearl River Delta did not have the economy and scale of other cities. However, for the sake of the image project of the Pearl River Delta, in order to give the image project of the Pearl River Delta more material, financial and resources, other cities have been abandoned and suppressed, leading to the stagnation of promising cities such as Zhanjiang, Shantou and Shaoguan. Saving money is not good for other cities. Unfair distribution of resources. Little Foshan, which is only a few blocks away, has changed several county-level cities into districts and become the third largest, which is incredible. It completely supports the policies of the Pearl River Delta and is a big platform. Pearl River Delta is ready to engage in intercity express line. Isn't it also to invest the limited resources and financial resources of the whole province into the Pearl River Delta? Will the remaining 14 cities benefit? Expressway in the Pearl River Delta was built two years ago, and Zhanjiang in western Guangdong and expressway in Maoming were also built for 20 years. Wang, deputy to the National People's Congress, gave a good reply to the provincial organs. Another year passed, and the road was built unconsciously. Guangdong, please let Zhanjiang go, give up, let us develop freely, don't suppress us, let us leave this terrible Guangdong family, because you can't tolerate Zhanjiang. You only have the Pearl River Delta. This is not surprising. In the eyes of Cantonese, there is no other region except the Pearl River Delta. Have you found that the expressway network in western Guangdong has not been built (it is said that the funds are difficult), and the expressway in the Pearl River Delta extends in all directions. However, Guangdong Province will invest more than 62 billion yuan to build the Pearl River Delta one-hour intercity express line; Seeing that the drinking water problems of people and animals in the mountainous areas of northern Guangdong and Leizhou Peninsula have not been solved, people in non-Pearl River Delta areas have invested heavily in the construction of the "direct drinking water" project in the Pearl River Delta, which is really indifferent. Guangdong only sees the Pearl River Delta, so it is enough to set up the Pearl River Province. As the people of Zhanjiang who have been suppressed for a long time, they really hope that the central government will reconsider the establishment of Guangnan Province. 1980, the central government considered setting up Guangnan province. As the provincial capital, Zhanjiang has jurisdiction over Zhanjiang, Maoming, Yangjiang, Beihai, Qinzhou, Fangcheng and Yulin. At that time, Guangdong and Guangxi strongly opposed it for their own interests. Now, with the development of the western region and the establishment of the ASEAN Free Area, the central government should reconsider the establishment of Guangnan Province, integrate the port resources in the Beibu Gulf, avoid vicious competition among cities in the Beibu Gulf, build Guangnan Province into a strong economic province, radiate to the west, shoulder the heavy responsibility of the southwest sea passage, and serve the western development. The professor has a bold but feasible plan, which can not only solve the dilemma of Hainan's development, but also solve the problem of overpopulation in Guangdong to some extent. It can also solve the problems in Guangxi well, killing three birds with one stone. Now we dedicate it to you. The Guangnan province we are talking about includes Hainan Island, Zhanjiang, Maoming and Yangjiang in Guangdong, and Qinzhou, Beihai, Fangcheng and Yulin in Guangxi, with a total area of 6.5438+million square kilometers (accurate figures), a population of 39.4 million (2004) and a GDP of 326.8 billion yuan in 2004. There are about 380 people per square kilometer, the per capita GDP is about 85% of the national average, and the total economic output accounts for about 2.3 of the whole country (considering the inequality and total GDP in various places, refer to the median obtained from two data). Why should Guangnan Province be established? Because time has proved that the way of establishing another province by dividing Hainan Island has neither solved the development problem of Hainan nor completely solved the problem of Guangdong, which is still too strong and needs to be adjusted. At the same time, if we want to establish a growth pole at the southernmost tip of the motherland and make China's coastline a real gold coast, there is no doubt that Hainan Province can't play this role. Only by establishing a strong enough province can we achieve this goal. In addition, after the separation of coastal areas in Guangxi, the role of Guangxi will become single. Since Guangxi is not in the coastal area, it will not be the eastern area, but will become an authentic central and western province ... >>

Question 6: When was Guangnan Province established? Guangnan Province includes Hainan Island, Zhanjiang, Maoming, Yangjiang in Guangdong and Qinzhou, Beihai, Fangcheng and Yulin in Guangxi, with a total area of 6.5438+million square kilometers (accurate figure), a population of 35.4 million (200 1) and an annual GDP of 226.8 billion yuan. There are about 350 people per square kilometer, and the per capita GDP of 200 1 year is 6,400 yuan, which is about 85% of the national average (about 7,500), and the total economic output accounts for about 2.3% of the country (considering the inequality and total GDP in various places, refer to the median obtained from two data). Why should Guangnan Province be established? Because time has proved that the way of establishing another province by dividing Hainan Island has neither solved the development problem of Hainan nor completely solved the problem of Guangdong, which is still too strong and needs to be adjusted. At the same time, if we want to establish a growth pole at the southernmost tip of the motherland and make China's coastline a real gold coast, there is no doubt that Hainan Province can't play this role. Only by establishing a strong enough province can we achieve this goal. In addition, after the separation of Guangxi coastal areas, the role of Guangxi will become single. Guangxi is not on the coast, so it is not in the east. Guangxi will become an authentic central and western province. It will not think about the "Xijiang Corridor" for a while, and engage in the "Southwest Sea Passage" for a while. Inaccurate positioning will make Guangxi miss many opportunities. The scope of Guangnan Province. First of all, I want to talk about my idea of saving provinces. I think the appropriate scale for each province is 30-35 million, which is neither too big nor too small. Except Yulin, other places used to be under the jurisdiction of Guangdong Province, [Qinzhou Land (Qinzhou Beihai Fangcheng) was allocated to Guangxi in the 1960s; Hainan was established as a province in 88. As for why Yulin was set aside, just look at the map. Without Yulin, there is only a long and narrow passage between Qinzhou and the rest of Guangnan Province. At the same time, the vast majority of Yulin is * * *, and it makes sense to delimit the newly-built Guangnan province. Delineating places from Guangdong or Guangxi will exceed the optimal degree, and Guangxi may also cause new problems because of excessive weakening. On the advantages and disadvantages of building Guangnan province. The advantages have already been said, so add two more points. If Guangnan Province is really established according to my idea, then the whole Beibu Gulf (Tokyo Bay) is a province of China, so it is much more convenient to deal with Vietnam and develop Beibu Gulf resources; If Guangnan Province is really established, both sides of Qiongzhou Strait will be a province, and the Guangdong-Hainan Railway has long been repaired. At the same time, Guangnan Province can effectively manage and build Hainan Island, and a "second Taiwan Province Province" can prevent Hainan from becoming possible, because within Guangnan Province, the mainland part has an overwhelming advantage over the island part. As for the disadvantages, the biggest problem is that the construction of Guangnan Province involves three provinces and it is difficult to adjust. Some provincial capital cities are fiercely opposed. Hainan has changed from a province to a place, and naturally some people will object; Of course, Guangxi will not do it if it loses its qualification as the richest coastal area and the eastern region ... But China is a centralized country, and the localities still have to listen to the central authorities. As long as the central authorities have vision, will and courage, such a good thing as building Guangnan Province can be achieved. Don't suppress all opposing voices to solve the problem. For Guangxi, we should not give too many policies, but give preferential treatment to the east and the west, which is unfair to other provinces. Besides, it doesn't make sense that so many policies haven't reached the national average, does it? How dare you face the central government's policy? At the same time, ethnic minorities will also suppress the momentum. Hainan can keep the current preferential policies, but it must cancel the organizational system of Hainan Province, for reasons that can refer to Guangxi. Guangnan province without Hainan is meaningless. Guangnan province must include Hainan. As for Guangdong, it is easy to talk. It should be pointed out that Guangnan Province was once a province except Yulin. It can be considered that Guangnan Province only separated from Guangdong and added a little place in Guangxi. It may not be as complicated as we thought. If Hainan had done this when it was established as a province (Qinzhou had to be zoned back before), there would not be such a problem today. In addition, it is also a favorable factor that the establishment of Guangnan Province does not increase the new organizational system. There are some questions that I don't think are true, such as province name, abbreviation, telephone area code and license plate number. Of course, these are all problems, but they are not big problems. These problems can be discussed. As for the provincial capital, I think Zhanjiang is more suitable. First of all, the capital of Guangnan must be in the mainland, which means it can't be Haikou. This is not negotiable. Hainan may set its capital in Haikou in exchange. Secondly, Zhanjiang is located in the middle (mainland part) with convenient transportation. Thirdly, Zhanjiang is the largest city in Guangnan Province at present, and the cost of developing into a big city ...

Question 7: When was Guangnan Province established? Probably wait until Guang Bei saves it.

Question 8: Introduction of Quang Nam Province (Vietnamese: t? nh Qu？ Ng Nam) is located in Vietnam, which belongs to the south-central coastal area. It borders Chengtian Hue Province and Da Nang City in the north, Guangyi Province and Song Kun Province in the south, Laos in the west and Beibu Gulf in the east.

Question 9: Why do we want to set up Guangnan Province 1 in Yulin? The ethnic minorities in Yulin only account for about 3% of the city's population (according to the permanent population, not to mention the floating population), which is very small, and some people have changed the ethnic composition of the household registration book because of the care policies such as extra points in exams. Compared with prefecture-level cities such as Hechi and Baise, or Liuzhou, which has several ethnic minority-inhabited counties, It is really puzzling that Yulin is classified as an "ethnic autonomous region" ... 2. There is a popular saying that if Guangnan Province is established, it will govern several prefecture-level cities such as Yulin, Guigang, Wuzhou, Zhanjiang, Maoming and Beihai. Comprehensive strength, of course, the provincial capital should be Yulin or Zhanjiang, Zhanjiang is the sea. Based on strategic considerations, it is not suitable to be a provincial capital. Yulin's private economy will not be what it is now. Nanning will only count on Yulin, and don't count on it to help Yulin develop its economy. Think about the construction cost of Nanning in recent years. Do you rely solely on Nanning's tax revenue? Not just from Liuzhou Yulin. Think of expressway, which connects Guangzhou, and the builders of nanning-guangzhou railway. Yulin can only develop on its own. If you can become the provincial capital, you don't have to be bullied.

Question 10: What happened to Guangnan Province? The provincial capital Yulin ...? When was it established? Only Vietnam has Quang Nam Province.

The establishment of Guangnan Province in China is a rumor. Officials have come forward to refute rumors.

Besides, if a new province is established, the original license plate, ID number and other data will have to be completely changed. This is not the reason why you are idle and looking for trouble.