Proportion of population with college education or above in China Province

Education, this is a very realistic problem. Looking for a job requires a high degree of education, promotion and salary increase require a high degree of education, immigrants need a high degree of education, research requires a high degree of education, and even blind date is needed.

China has only implemented the reform and opening-up policy for more than 40 years, and its population base has doubled. It used to be a problem that people didn't have enough to eat, let alone go to college. So many older people generally have lower diplomas, but now people's living standards have improved a lot, and the number of college students has only soared in recent years. There is no general situation of higher education in all provinces of China.

According to the proportion of college degree or above in the total population, among the top ten provinces and cities with the highest proportion, seven provinces and cities in the north dominate, accounting for 70%. Guangdong, the most economically developed province, has not even reached the national average.

The proportion of college degree or above in Beijing, Shanghai and Tianjin is 28.4%, 20.8% and 14.5% respectively.

The three old municipalities directly under the central government swept the top three; Liaoning, Jilin and Heilongjiang ranked fourth, eighth and eleventh respectively. Although the economy of Northeast China has declined, the cultural background of Northeast China is still there. Inner Mongolia, Xinjiang and Ningxia ranked seventh, ninth and thirteenth respectively, indicating that the state has been investing heavily in education in minority areas;

The proportion of college degree or above in the total population in China is 8.6%, while that in Guangdong Province is only 8. 1%.

It can be seen that the high calendar in the north is generally higher than that in the south.