Is Thailand developed or China?

On the level of development of the country, China is definitely more developed than Thailand, both economically and culturally.

The total economic output of Bangkok, the capital of Thailand, accounts for 44% of Thailand's national total, and the port of Bangkok is responsible for 9% of Thailand's foreign trade. It can be seen that Bangkok occupies a pivotal position in Thailand's economic structure!

By the end of 216, Bangkok had achieved a regional GDP of about RMB 1,14.2 billion. In 217, there were only 14 cities with GDP exceeding one trillion in China, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Tianjin, Chongqing, Suzhou, Chengdu, Wuhan, Hangzhou, Nanjing, Qingdao, Wuxi and Changsha. At present, if the economic aggregate is taken as the judging standard,

in p>216, China's gross domestic product (GDP) reached 82,712.2 billion yuan, up 6.9% year-on-year, which was the first acceleration in recent years. 1. Shanghai 3,13.3 billion yuan 2, Beijing 2,8 billion yuan 3, Shenzhen 2,228.6 billion yuan 4, Guangzhou 2,15 billion yuan 5, Chongqing 1,953 billion yuan 6, Tianjin 1,859.5 billion yuan 7, Suzhou 1,7 billion yuan 8, Chengdu 1,389 billion yuan 9, Wuhan (Hubei 1) 1,34 billion yuan 1, Hangzhou 1,255. In the 199s, the economy developed rapidly and became one of the "four tigers in Asia". However, it suffered a major setback in the "98 economic crisis" and then fell into recession and stagnation. It is one of the emerging industrial countries and emerging market economies in the world. Manufacturing, agriculture and tourism are the main sectors of the economy. Thailand is the only net exporter of grain in Asia and one of the top five exporters of agricultural products in the world. The electronics industry and other manufacturing industries have developed rapidly, and the industrial structure has changed obviously. The automobile industry is the pillar industry, the automobile manufacturing center in Southeast Asia and the largest automobile market in ASEAN.

Thailand is an emerging economy and is regarded as a newly industrialized country. Thailand is the second largest economy in Southeast Asia, second only to Indonesia, but its per capita GDP in 212 was only $5,39, ranking in the middle of Southeast Asia, behind Singapore, Brunei and Malaysia.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Thailand.