What are the economic strength gaps between Wuhan and Shenzhen?

Lead: As we all know, Wuhan is the absolute leader in Central China. Shenzhen can only rank third in South China. Moreover, the educational resources in Greater Wuhan far exceed those in Shenzhen. So, which is stronger, Wuhan or Shenzhen?

About "Wuhan or Shenzhen, which has stronger economic strength?" This question, Bian Xiao sorted out the user's answers from multiple channels, so that everyone can understand it more comprehensively.

1. The following opinions were praised by 1 13 people and had 9 1 discussions:

This problem can be solved by data. Wuhan, referred to as "Han" or "Jiangcheng" for short, is the capital of Hubei Province, the only sub-provincial city and megacity in six central provinces, the central city in central China, an important industrial base, science and education base and comprehensive transportation hub in China. In the fierce competition of 12 cities with GDP exceeding one trillion, Wuhan ranks ninth in the country; Shenzhen, referred to as Pengcheng for short, is one of the four first-tier cities in China. Guangdong Province is a municipality, a city under separate state planning, a sub-provincial city, a national regional central city and a megacity. It is located in the south of Guangdong, on the east bank of the Pearl River Delta, separated from Hong Kong by water, bordering Daya Bay and Dapeng Bay in the east, the Pearl River Estuary and Lingdingyang in the west, Shenzhen River in the south, Dongguan and Huizhou in the north. Shenzhen is the national economic center and the State Council international city, and it is also called "Northern Guangzhou and Shenzhen" with Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. The city has jurisdiction over Futian District, Longgang District, Luohu District, Baoan District, Nanshan District, Yantian District, Longhua District and Pingshan District. In 20 16, Shenzhen's GDP growth rate was 9.0%, ranking first in Guangdong; At the end of the year, the city's permanent population was 1 1908400, and the city's per capita GDP was167400 yuan, which was converted into $25200 at the average exchange rate of 20 16, and it continued to rank first in cities above the sub-provincial level in the mainland. So from the above information, Shenzhen's economic strength is stronger than Wuhan's, and of course Wuhan's economic strength can not be underestimated.

2. Wonderful answer:

It is an indisputable fact that most people in China know that Shenzhen's economy is stronger than Wuhan's. This is due to the reform and opening up, the policies of the central government, the geographical location (close to Hong Kong) and the support of the people of the whole country (cities with working jobs and cities with foreign population). However, Wuhan, after all, as a megacity in the central region, is not as useless as netizens say. I believe most people know its advantages in education and medical care. In terms of transportation, the geographical location determines that she will go to several major cities in China within a comfortable time range, from Shanghai, Beijing, Tianjin, Chengdu, Guangzhou and Shenzhen to 65438+. Wuhan is more public, as can be seen from the way local people speak. Wuhan people speak frankly and boldly. His local dialect, because it is a port city in history, is also rude, but its original intention is not to call names. Relatives, friends and colleagues all say so. It may be unbearable for outsiders to listen for the first time. How can they swear? As for Shenzhen people, it is difficult to meet local Tujia people (I have met some, but I really didn't leave a good impression. Colleagues and strangers are relatively cautious. Most people feel insincere when they talk, and they have small businesses hidden in their hearts. My friends will treat me as a bad person, not discriminate against anyone!

3. The following views were praised by 29 people and discussed by 40 people:

Let me analyze it from the perspective of Wuhan. Frankly speaking, Wuhan's economy has developed rapidly in recent years. As the region with the strongest economic strength in Central China, it can compete with these big cities. Comparing the related indexes of Wuhan, Shenzhen, Beijing and Shanghai: Among all 39 sub-indexes, Wu Hanyou ranks first with 4 indexes and second with 10 index. In terms of innovation index, Wuhan is comparable to Shenzhen and Shanghai. The innovation index reflects the technological innovation and the driving capacity of the technology market in this region. Among the five indexes, the development index rose the most. This paper evaluates the supply-demand balance and market activity of Wuhan technology and finance from three aspects: the demand of enterprises, the supply of banks and the activity of capital flow. The resource index reflects the attraction of Wuhan to enterprises and high-end talents. Although there is improvement, the increase is not big. Therefore, in order to deepen the reform in technology and finance, Wuhan should enhance its ability to attract enterprises and talents during the 13th Five-Year Plan period. Innovation index: comparable to Shenzhen and Shanghai. Development index: the biggest increase. Resource index: although it has improved, it has not increased much.

4. The following opinions were praised by 25 people and exchanged and discussed for 23 times:

This kind of question has been asked, which is really wonderful! Wuhan Qiang, of course! Wuhan is the largest science and education city in China. Is there a university in Shenzhen? How much economy can a university drive? And are not included in the statistics. Wuhan is a sub-provincial city, and Shenzhen is a city under separate state planning, just like Xiantao, Qianjiang, Tianmen, Hubei, which is only a deputy department level, and it is short in front of us in Wuhan. We in Wuhan are big rivers and lakes. How big is Shenzhen? Is it as big as a district in Wuhan? How does it carry population and economy?

5. Wonderful answer:

Is this question to paint hatred for Wuhan? Only the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are first-tier cities. Although Wuhan has developed well in recent years, compared with first-tier cities, the gap and shortcomings are still obvious. As a native of Wuhan, I hope Wuhan people can contribute to the development of Wuhan in a down-to-earth way, instead of being arrogant and arrogant.