What is the development of Suqian in Jiangsu Province? Which cities do you belong to?

Suqian's development in Jiangsu is relatively backward, but it is only slightly inferior to other cities in Jiangsu. At present, Suqian's infrastructure and economic development are still very fast, and the total GDP is not bad in the whole country. In terms of economic scale, Suqian should belong to the middle and lower reaches of third-tier cities in China. In fact, the development of Jiangsu's cities is relatively balanced. Even the strongest Nanjing and Suzhou are relatively strong in the second line, and the first line is only north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.

Speaking of Jiangsu Province, many people may know Suzhou and Nanjing, two famous cities. After all, the name of Jiangsu is based on Suzhou and Jiangning. It can be said that Suzhou and Nanjing are two very important cities in Jiangsu in history, and the rest cities such as Wuxi, Yangzhou and Xuzhou are famous all over the country. But when it comes to bookmarks, many people may not know it, because Suqian has a short history and its presence in Jiangsu is embarrassing, so at present.

However, although Suqian's development was not as good as that of other cities before, Suqian's economy has developed rapidly in recent years, and its economic aggregate has slowly begun to catch up with Lianyungang. Although Lianyungang is a port city, it has not been developed for various reasons. Therefore, in recent years, the gdp of Suqian and Suqian has always been in a state of parity. In 219, Suqian's GDP was about 3 billion, which is actually acceptable in the whole country. Especially among prefecture-level cities, all cities in Jiangsu have entered the top 1 cities. It can be said that Suqian is worse, and it is also aimed at other cities in Jiangsu, especially in southern Jiangsu. Suqian is really not bad in the whole country.

and nationwide, Suqian is at least the middle and lower reaches of third-tier cities, basically in the same class as Huzhou in Zhejiang and Chuzhou in Anhui. Although there is a gap in economic aspects between southern Jiangsu and northern Jiangsu, it is relatively balanced on the whole. Compared with Sichuan and Hubei, the development of every place in Jiangsu is not too bad. Although Suzhou and Nanjing are the strongest in Jiangsu, they are not the first line in the country. Suzhou's economy is good, but its political status is not as good as that of sub-provincial and cities with separate plans. Although Nanjing is strong in science and education, its economic scale and population are not enough. Therefore, Suzhou, Nanjing and Hangzhou are among the best in second-tier cities, and there is still a long way to go from the first-tier cities to the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen.