Which cities in China have reached the level of developed countries?

According to the definition of the World Bank, the average chicken fart in developed countries reaches more than 12600 dollars, and those between $8,000 and 12600 dollars are considered as moderately developed countries.

Compared with the hard indicators of economic data, the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen all exceeded the standard line, reaching a minimum of10.5 million US dollars. Of course, it is not the North, Guangzhou and Shenzhen that rank among the best in China. Only these famous first-tier cities are discussed here, and other economically developed cities will not be developed here because of their incomplete development.

Then, is the North, Guangzhou and Shenzhen absolutely capable of reaching the level of developed countries?

In fact, as a sovereign and independent individual, developed countries are bound by international norms. It can't take all the benefits without paying, it can't absorb the cheap labor around it indefinitely, it can't take other countries and regions as its own dumping market without signing reciprocal treaties, and it can't take all the advantages as the trade ports of other countries.

As for the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, I don't want to mention the efforts of the whole country before. At present, they are still enjoying subsidies from other regions. The social indicators of these cities are already very high, but they don't have to bear the expensive labor costs like developed countries. Because there are hundreds of millions of cheap labor in China supporting their service industry, it is very awesome to use the income of developed countries to use the labor of developing countries. Therefore, urban construction is faster and faster, and urban life is more convenient.

In addition to cheap labor, the talents of the whole country are concentrated in the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, and most of the goods and goods in all parts of the country are exported through the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Needless to say, the promotion brought by the flow of people and materials. The high value-added products produced by Beishangguangshen and Shenzhen are of course sold to the national market without barriers and tariffs. However, the benefits brought by the virtuous circle are closed in these cities, and the narrow benefits are preserved with the hukou as a barrier.

In developed countries, although illegal immigrants are supplemented by cheap labor, the number of this group can never be so high that the average income level will be greatly affected by regulation. Take the United States, which was the most tolerant of illegal immigrants before, for example, there are about120,000 illegal immigrants in China, accounting for only 4% of the total population. And what is the proportion of cheap labor in China's first tier cities? Look at the sudden decline in the service level of people entering the city during the Spring Festival.

By a little comparison, we can find the shortcomings of the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Their development is only the embodiment of the dominant position in the overall layout of the country once and now, and of course it will continue to occupy it in the future. If we let them put aside the policy inclination and develop independently, I'm afraid they may not be so good.