What is the difference between Wuhan and Shanghai?

It depends on the trade rules of the historical period and the order in which foreigners entered China! It depends on the overall modernization development time and national policies! Everyone knows that Shanghai is the first batch of municipalities directly under the Central Government of New China, so the comparability is not strong! Shanghai is indeed no less than 20 years ahead of Wuhan! But Wuhan also has Wuhan’s characteristics, so I won’t explain them one by one! The main thing here is to talk about the gap. There is also a gap in the issue of population quality. Shanghai, as one of China's advanced megacities, has absolutely high requirements and strict standards for the introduction of talents, while a considerable part of the migrant population in Wuhan has low quality. population, but with the establishment of key projects such as Optics Valley, Wuhan has also paid more attention to talent recruitment! Shanghai has a unique cultural background. Wuhan is more like a city of immigrants, and its culture is also diverse! In addition, the foreign population in old Shanghai and new Shanghai accounts for a considerable proportion, so the quality of the locals has been high from the beginning. However, the quality of Wuhan locals, especially the old workers in the 40-50 age group, is not too high! However, Wuhan people are better than Shanghai in terms of their enthusiasm and acceptance of immigrants. The unique sense of superiority of Shanghai people makes it a bit distorted for Shanghai people to get along with each other. Obviously, most Wuhan people feel that this aspect is better inherited. A fine tradition! As the country is building a national key megacity, Wuhan has a unique geographical location, the construction of the entire light rail line, the construction of the subway, the planning of three-dimensional transportation, the construction of spiritual civilization, the investment in key projects and regions, Wuhan is also rapidly are catching up with Shanghai, but the gap is still quite obvious! Perhaps in another twenty years the gap will gradually narrow across the country. But if Wuhan is also regarded as a municipality directly under the Central Government, Wuhan's development speed will be unexpected. But it is a pity that we can only think about it, and Shanghai was already far ahead of domestic cities in the early days of the construction of New China! I hope China will continue to vigorously accelerate urbanization!