GDP data of 31 provinces announced

Every year when the GDP is released, 31 provinces hand over their report cards, and everyone has different attitudes. In addition to looking for your own position in the country, you have to compare yourself with yourself and make a comprehensive summary. Through the analysis of GDP changes, we can see where other people’s growth rate is fast. If you have made progress, in what areas have you improved, and where have you regressed? The total GDP represents the economic scale of each region, but the per capita GDP represents the level of economic development. It is also necessary to look at the per capita GDP and the living conditions of people, etc. The changes in GDP indicators must truly reflect all aspects of a province. , It makes more sense to figure out what is behind the numbers.

Guangdong holds the top spot firmly, followed by Jiangsu. The total GDP of the two is relatively far behind, and the economic aggregate of the four coastal provinces including Shandong and Zhejiang is also the strongest. Shanghai’s negative growth rate is mainly due to the obvious impact of the epidemic, but Shanghai’s per capita GDP of 180,000 is still the highest in the country. In the past, the heavy industry and manufacturing industry in the three eastern provinces are now in decline, and the population is declining, and they have become population exporting provinces. The primary and tertiary industries in Jilin are not bad, but the negative growth is mainly due to the impact of the secondary industry. It used to rely on FAW, but now it is a bit unreliable.