What industries in Wuhan have good development prospects?

Very good. I (a foreigner) have been starting a business (commercial trade) in Wuhan for a year and a half. During this time, I can feel the rapid development of this city. The special economic zone is the most important economic strategic city in the process of developing the western region. House prices have soared by 3,000 yuan in half a year, the population has increased dramatically, and all walks of life are not saturated. If you have a good project, I suggest you invest here. A very promising market. Reference: Wuhan is the largest industrial city in Hubei and even central China, with industries such as metallurgy, textiles, shipbuilding, manufacturing, optoelectronics, information, medicine, food, chemicals, and automobiles. During the late Qing Dynasty, the Nationalist Government, and the early Republic of China, the three towns of Wuhan were economically prosperous and ranked among the top in Asia, so they were once known as the "Chicago of the East." However, since the 1980s, Wuhan's development has failed to keep up with the pace of reform and opening up, and has gradually been left behind by the "Pearl River Delta", "Yangtze River Delta" and "Bohai Rim" regions. This situation did not improve until the 21st century. In the 1990s, Wuhan established the Wuhan Economic and Technological Development Zone in Zhuankou, Hanyang, the Wuhan East Lake High-tech Development Zone in Wuchang, the Taiwanese Investment Zone in East and West Lake in Hankou, and the Yangluo Development Zone in Yangluo, Xinzhou . Currently, Wuhan is the city with the highest French investment in China. France's largest single investment project in Wuhan is the automobile project jointly owned by France's PSA Peugeot Citro?n Group and China's Dongfeng Motor Corporation. After several increases in investment, France's total investment in this project has far exceeded that of individual projects in other cities in China. Amount of investment. In addition, France has invested in various other projects in Wuhan. As of October 18, 2006, the total French investment in Wuhan had reached nearly 2.2 billion US dollars, accounting for one-third of all French investment in China.