I would like to ask you all, which one has better development prospects, Heshan ***he Town, Zhishan Town, or Hecheng Town? Which

Relatively speaking, Crane City is developing well. Since the relocation of Shunfa Shoe Factory, Zhishan's industrial economy has not been as good as before, but the arrival of Country Garden last year injected vitality into the town. From a geographical point of view, Zhishan is close to Shuikou, the world's health capital, and the road leading to Siqian will soon be repaired, which means that it is more convenient to get to Jiangmen from Zhishan than before. Hecheng has developed well in recent years and is a mountain city.

About urban development

1. The fundamental motivation for the formation and development of cities: Economic development based on industrialization, scale benefits and agglomeration benefits of cities make cities the main form of human settlement. .

2. Basic laws of urban development

(1) Regional theory: The city is the core of the region, and regional development is unbalanced. In 1950, Perroux proposed the core theory of growth poles: through the development of polarization effects and diffusion effects, regional economies tend to be balanced, and then enter the next stage of polarization and diffusion development.

(2) Economic theory: Urban industries are divided into basic industries (the key to urban development) and service industries.

(3) Humanistic ecological theory: Interdependence and competition are important factors in the formation and development of spatial relationships in human communities.

(4) "Traffic Theory": Meyer's "Traffic Theory of Urban Development" published in 1962

(5) Economic Globalization Theory: Economic globalization is the The process in which the economic operating mechanism moves increasingly closely. According to the World Trade Organization's 1995 annual report, economic globalization "is a process in which the markets and production of different countries become increasingly interdependent due to the development of trade in goods and services and the flow of capital and technology."

(6) Urban evolution theory: absolute concentration (city continues to grow), considerable concentration (urban population growth is still higher than that of suburbs), considerable decentralization (suburban growth is higher than that of city), absolute decentralization (urban population decreases) , suburban population growth).

3. Urban physical environment elements and their relationship to the public sector: leading and providing possibilities and constraints for the development of non-public sectors. Physical environment optimization manifests itself in accessibility and external effects.

4. Basic characteristics: aging population (10% over 60 years old, 7% over 65 years old), family core, and leisure life. Urban societies are more heterogeneous than rural societies. The United States: Bell has three historical periods: pre-industrial society, industrial society, and post-industrial society

5. The definition of urbanization: the historical process of the transformation of human production and lifestyle from rural to urban, manifested in the shift of rural population to The transformation of urban populations and the continued development and improvement of cities.

6. The relationship between urbanization process and economic development is mainly manifested in the industrialization process in the early stage of urbanization. The industrialization process requires and promotes the accumulation of population in cities and towns. The later stage of urbanization is mainly characterized by the intensification of production, intensification of life, scientific management, and cultural, educational and scientific and technological progress brought about by the improvement of urbanization level

7. The relationship between cities and regions

(1) The role of cities in regional development: The development of cities will inevitably develop and utilize various resources in surrounding areas, so the development conditions and prospects of cities and regions are closely related. The development of central cities interacts with the development of other towns in the region, and regional planning should be taken seriously. The connections between cities and economic regions - logistics, capital flows, people flows, information flows - analyze a city's main external economic connections.

(2) Urban development regional analysis: regional demonstration of development strategy (advantages and disadvantages, functions, status, role) scale (population, land use)

8. Regional urban system and the general laws of urban and rural development

(1) Within a country or a relatively complete region, there are urban agglomerations with different functions, different scales, orderly spatial distribution, close connections, and interdependence. Characteristics: group, correlation, hierarchical, open, dynamic, holistic (dynamic exchange group layer)

(2) Comprehensive urban and rural development driving force: rural areas are concentrated in cities, and cities radiate centrifugally to the surrounding areas Method: planning, guiding and regulating the urban system. Purpose: Coordinating urban and rural development and promoting the unification of urban and regional development benefits.