What do you think of the development of Huzhou and Jiaxing?

The situation in Huzhou and Jiaxing is different.

Huzhou has a small population. More importantly, Huzhou has perfectly avoided the Shanghai-Hangzhou-Hangzhou-Ningbo Expressway and is outside the economic artery of northern Zhejiang. In the past, the railway was not available. Look at the areas along the Hangzhou-Ningbo Expressway, Xiaoshan, Keqiao, Yuyao, etc., which are not economically developed areas in prefecture-level cities. What? You said the Hangzhou-Ningbo Expressway passes through Huzhou? At the beginning, we were all counting on foreign trade. Why would goods from Huzhou be sent to Nanjing? What's more, the pitiful two-way four-lane... Roads in Jiangsu that are invisible like the Yangli Expressway are all eight-lane. The expressway in Zhejiang is simply impossible to see. It’s strange that Huzhou can develop like this.

The situation in Jiaxing is much more complicated. Many Jiaxing locals say it is a victim of competition between Zhejiang and Shanghai. Other reasons include Jinshan and Songjiang being nearby, etc. With Shanghai's extremely powerful siphoning ability, if the Zhejiang government gives the green light all the way, Jiaxing will abandon Hangzhou and become Shanghai's loyal follower. Did you see the Nantong slogan over there? It's close to the river, the sea, and Shanghai. It's so charming. Now Zhejiang Province is thinking about it, and Jiaxing has called for full integration with Shanghai. Instead of dragging on like this half-dead and unable to find a point of economic growth, it is better to marry off your daughter. Anyway, you can save GDP by yourself.

As for Jiaxing and Huzhou "were once very wealthy", this kind of development in the agricultural era is meaningless. For a long time after the founding of the People's Republic of China, Zhejiang's economy was not as good as that of Jiangxi next door, and Suzhou and Hangzhou were examples of serious decline, especially Suzhou, which was crushed by large industrial cities such as Wuxi, Xuzhou, and Diaozhou. If there had been Zhihu at that time, there would have been people in Suzhou asking, "Suzhou was once so wealthy, why did it fall to this point?" Later, Suzhou hugged the thighs of Shanghai and licked Taiwan and Singapore, and launched labor-intensive enterprises. From then on, its GDP took off like a rocket. And it was at that time that Jiaxing, who was a close friend of Suzhou, was thrown away.

In addition, the fresh people in northern Zhejiang are different from the "barbarians" in southern Zhejiang. The residents of Huzhou, Jiaxing, have not worried about food for hundreds of years. They like the quiet times and the tepid economy. They can also comfort themselves, "Wouldn't it be nice to live a stable and peaceful life?" "There's a little difference. The living environment and the temperament of the people in Jiahu determine that residents lack the motivation to leave their comfortable hometowns and go out to explore. Unlike the Wentai area in southern Zhejiang, people will starve if they don't go out. Businessmen in Wen and Taiwan made money and returned home in fine clothes, spending lavishly. Counties without movie theaters were full of Mercedes-Benzes. The strong consumption power led to de facto universal prosperity (and a low GDP that did not match the level of affluence). But the Kingswood area does not have this condition.

I am from Jiaxing, to be precise, I am from Haining, Jiaxing. First of all, congratulations to our country for entering the ranks of developed countries. Second: Apart from Zhoushan, Jiaxing and Huzhou are the smallest prefecture-level cities in Zhejiang. Jiaxing is the smallest and Huzhou is the second to last. Third: According to national data, Shanghai and Beijing are not included. Zhejiang’s urban per capita disposable income ranks first in the country for 15 consecutive years. The per capita disposable income of rural permanent residents in Zhejiang ranks first in the country for 31 consecutive years. This was in 2015, so it should be the 16th and 32nd consecutive years now. Fourth: To what level does Jiaxing belong to Zhejiang? The per capita disposable income of urban residents in Jiaxing is about the fourth or fifth in Zhejiang. It was fourth in 2015 and fifth in 2016. It is not as good as Hangzhou, Ningbo and Shaoxing, and it is about the same as Zhoushan. The per capita disposable income of rural residents in Jiaxing ranks first in Zhejiang, and it has topped the list for 13 consecutive years. Finally: Whoever asked this question, how did you have the courage to ask this question? In terms of per capita disposable income, Wuxi is not as good as Jiaxing. As a model city in the southern Jiangsu model, where does it stand in your mind? Poor? Outsiders are not qualified to judge whether a city is poor or rich. Jiaxing has always done very well, with income among the highest in the country and housing prices at the bottom of Zhejiang. Except for poor water quality, everything is good.

We in southern Jiangsu and northern Zhejiang have been a prosperous place since ancient times, a place with highly developed culture and education. We laugh at ourselves about farming, but in the Chinese dynasty, how many people are qualified to say that we are poor? Do you really think that our country has entered the ranks of developed countries?

Regarding the question of poverty, Shanye Laowang will give you an answer. The questioner asked why Huzhou and Jiaxing are poor? How to measure this poverty? Personally, I think it’s more appropriate to look at this issue from the perspective of people’s income.

Let me give you a set of data on the per capita disposable income of urban and rural residents in Huzhou and Jiaxing!

Let’s look at Huzhou first. In 2016, the income situation of residents in various counties and districts in the city was as follows. Wuxing District: 47,170 yuan, 27,391 yuan; Nanxun District: 47,170 yuan, 27,391 yuan; Deqing County: 46,444 yuan, 27,140 yuan; Changxing County: 46,026 yuan, 26,909 yuan; 44,358 yuan, 25,477 yuan.

Similarly, the situation of the counties and cities in Jiaxing City is as follows. Nanhu District: 44,120 yuan, 27,910 yuan; Xiuzhou District: 44,072 yuan, 27,765 yuan; Jiashan County: 50,021 yuan, 29,514 yuan; Pinghu City: 49,775 yuan, 29,028 yuan; Haiyan County: 50,216 yuan, 29,606 yuan; Haining City: 51,954 Yuan, 30,200 yuan; Tongxiang City: 48,020 yuan, 29,623 yuan.

Looking at the above data, you can compare them. Lao Wang just wants to say that these two cities are not poor, in fact, they are very wealthy areas.

Hello, I think it is possible that the Jiaxing area (that is, Huzhou and Jiaxing) will be restricted due to the development of southern Jiangsu. Of course, if I were in southern Jiangsu, I would not take the blame. These two prefecture-level cities have a small population, especially Huzhou, which is supported by the immigrant population. However, as a Huzhou native, I hope the Jiaxing people’s satire on Huzhou that I saw on Baidu is not true. I hope the people of the two cities can get along well with each other. I personally like Jiaxing very much. Jiaxing City and Huzhou City were merged and divided historically. Huzhou and Jiaxing, I think in a modern society where waterways are the most important thing, Jiaxing, which is close to the sea, can develop very well just by waiting for opportunities. Huzhou is different, but Huzhou is bordered by Zhejiang and other provincial capitals. Future development will require foreign populations. The two cities are very similar at first, but will only become less and less different as they grow older. My fantasy is to hope that Huzhou and Jiaxing will merge, each taking advantage of their own geographical advantages, possibly alongside Hangzhou.

Jiaxing and Huzhou are not poor. In 2016, Jiaxing ranked 10th in the country in per capita disposable income (48,926 yuan), and Huzhou ranked 19th in the country (45,794 yuan). Moreover, Jiaxing’s rural per capita disposable income ranked 10th in the country (48,926 yuan). One (28,997 yuan), even exceeding the per capita disposable income of rural Shanghai (25,520 yuan), so if Jiaxing and Huzhou are considered poor, then there are no rich cities in the country.

The following is the ranking of per capita disposable income in urban areas nationwide in 2016 (top 62)

The following is the per capita disposable income in rural areas in 2016 (top 33)

Jiaxing is a prefecture-level city located in the southwest of Shanghai. Huzhou borders Jiaxing and Suzhou to the east, Hangzhou to the south, Taihu Lake to the north and Wuxi and Changzhou City of Jiangsu Province across the river. To understand the development of a region, we must first obtain the most intuitive data. It is GDP. I am selling first-hand houses in cities around Shanghai. Friends who are interested can pay attention. First, let’s take a look at the GDP ranking of prefecture-level cities across the country in the first half of 2018:

The ranking of China’s top 100 cities in the first half of 2018 is ranked by the comprehensive score of two series of economic and non-economic indicators. The economic indicator is ranked by GDP and residents’ savings are composed of two parts, accounting for 61.8%; non-economic indicators are composed of science and education, culture, health, and ecological environment, accounting for 38.2%. So no matter what aspect, Huzhou is still far behind Jiaxing.

Let’s first learn about Jiaxing City:

Jiaxing City is located in the southwest of Shanghai, ranked 39th in the latest ranking, and governs 2 districts (Nanhu District, Xiuzhou District) and 3 counties. Level cities (Haining City, Pinghu City, Tongxiang City), 2 counties (Jiashan County, Haiyan County).

So what is the current development? First of all, Jiashan County is located in the Shanghai G60 Science and Technology Corridor. Pinghu City is currently building the Zhangjiang Yangtze River Delta Science and Technology Industrial Park in Jiaxing and Shanghai Jinshan District. The subway in Haining City and Hangzhou is about to be completed. It is famous throughout the country for its luggage. At present, the Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration ranks at the bottom of the world's six urban agglomerations in 2010. In the future, it will be built and developed to rival the New York City agglomeration in the United States. Currently, Jiashan and Pinghu are actively connecting with Shanghai. Many scientific research and manufacturing industries have been outsourced, which will create a large number of jobs. , to accelerate urban economic development, there is currently a high-speed railway within the territory.

Let’s take a look at Huzhou:

Huzhou City has 2 districts and 3 counties under its jurisdiction: Wuxing District, Nanxun District, Deqing County, Changxing County, and Anji County. Currently, the manufacturing area in Changxing County is Ranking first in terms of industrial GDP, etc., the Deqing-Anji Second Line is currently actively connecting with Hangzhou City. As a satellite city of Hangzhou, Wuxing District is the urban area, and Nanxun District is basically focused on tourism and leisure. Nanxun Ancient Town is very famous. In the future, the Su-Hu-Shanghai High-speed Railway is planned to be within the territory. The Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration centered on Shanghai has become more convenient for interconnection with Shanghai. As Hangzhou continues to develop rapidly, the future is limitless.

There are large urban agglomerations in the world's 6 ***, including New York and Chicago in the United States, Tokyo in Japan, London in the United Kingdom, Paris in France, and Shanghai in China. (For those who need to buy a house in the urban agglomerations around Shanghai, please look at the picture above and welcome your attention, thank you) With Shanghai as the center, the Yangtze River Delta cities have just squeezed into the world's six urban agglomerations in 2010. China is currently developing rapidly, with Shanghai as the center. The central Yangtze River Delta city agglomeration is a strategic goal. In the future, it will definitely be comparable to the New York city agglomeration in the United States and the Tokyo city agglomeration in Japan. Therefore, in the future Yangtze River Delta city agglomeration, high-speed rail lines will be denser, and there will be more exchanges between cities. There will be more assistance. In the future, not only these two cities, but all cities in the Yangtze River Delta are worth looking forward to.

This question is very ignorant! Because it is simply a layman's question.

1. The per capita wealth of Jiaxing and Huzhou is not behind Suzhou and Wuxi at all!

2. Jiangsu’s economy is based on large industry and high GDP, while Zhejiang’s economy is based on small and medium-sized enterprises, small private owners, large commerce and small industry. Jiangsu's fiscal revenue in terms of GDP ratio is also higher than Zhejiang's, but people in Zhejiang's income are richer than Jiangsu's.

3. The per capita GDP and affluence of Jiaxing and Huzhou are not weaker than those of Jiangsu and similar prefecture-level cities, except for Suzhou, but the total population of the two cities is low and the overall GDP is low.

Is Jiaxing poor? The Zhejiang Academy of Social Sciences released the "2017 Zhejiang Development Report" blue book. Data show that in the first three quarters of 2016, the per capita disposable income of all residents in Hangzhou was 36,907 yuan, ranking first among 11 cities; Ningbo ranked second with 34,951 yuan, and Shaoxing ranked third with 33,117 yuan. Zhoushan ranked fourth with 31,870 yuan, which surprised many people. Followed by Jiaxing with 31,448 yuan; Wenzhou only ranked sixth with 30,573 yuan. Lishui and Quzhou ranked at the bottom two with 20,568 yuan and 20,572 yuan respectively.

If urban residents and rural residents are calculated separately, the ranking of per capita disposable income of urban residents has not changed much. The highest one is still in Hangzhou, with per capita disposable income of 42,225 yuan in the first three quarters of last year; followed by Ningbo and Shaoxing are 39,936 yuan and 39,649 yuan respectively; Zhoushan and Jiaxing are 37,786 yuan and 37,224 yuan respectively, ranking fourth and fifth. Wenzhou is still ranked sixth, with 36,771 yuan; only the towns of Lishui and Quzhou The per capita disposable income of permanent residents is less than 30,000 yuan, which is 27,783 yuan and 27,860 yuan respectively.

The ranking of rural residents has changed significantly. Jiaxing farmers are the richest. In the first three quarters of last year, the per capita disposable income of rural permanent residents was 24,066 yuan; followed by Ningbo and Shaoxing, with 23,645 yuan and 22,899 yuan respectively. Hangzhou ranks fourth with 21,404 yuan; the per capita disposable income of rural permanent residents in Lishui, Quzhou, Jinhua, Wenzhou and Taizhou is less than 20,000 yuan.

When you say poverty, do you mean total GDP? GDP per capita or income per capita? If it is the first two items, then Jiaxing/Huzhou is at the upper-middle level, but in terms of income, it is at the highest income level in the country! I am from Shaoxing, not from Jiaxing/Huzhou! The only one who can surpass it is Shanghai! Other southern Jiangsu and the Pearl River Delta are still five to ten years away from Zhejiang! In addition: Zhejiang’s poverty alleviation index is twice that of the country (the country’s 4,600 yuan /annual per capita assignable income, Zhejiang 9200). Apart from Zhejiang, which province (including Shanghai/Beijing) has such confidence? With this indicator, it is also the first province in the country to completely lift out of poverty! This is the report card Zhejiang handed over to the central government. Please cheer for our Zhejiang!

First of all, thank you netizens for raising such a question. I am quite familiar with these two cities, so I would like to express my own opinions, hoping to make everyone more I have a good understanding of these two cities. Of course, this is not the most authoritative answer. You can just refer to it.

Jiaxing, Huzhou and Hangzhou, the provincial capital of Zhejiang, form an equilateral triangle. That is to say, the distances from Jiaxing and Huzhou to the provincial capitals are equivalent. The only difference is that Jiaxing is located between Hangzhou and Shanghai. Among them, Huzhou is relatively close to Taihu Lake. It is this difference that creates a different environment between the two cities. Speaking of which, as a person who grew up in a northern city, I like both places very much.

When I was a child, I stayed at my aunt’s house for a while. My aunt’s house was right on the edge of Taihu Lake. At that time, I thought it was really beautiful there, with picturesque scenery and beautiful lakes and waters, which were very moving. Especially Nanxun Ancient Town, because of Shen Wansan's reputation, this quaint town attracted thousands of tourists. Huzhou, ten veritable tourist destinations.

The environment in Jiaxing is also good, but compared to Huzhou, it is still a little far behind.

But because Jiaxing is relatively close to Shanghai, it seems to be a little faster than Huzhou in terms of industrial development. This also takes advantage of its geographical location, especially after Shanghai banned the construction of factories, major factories With continuous inward migration, the cities around Shanghai are developing very fast. Therefore, if we really compare the development of the two cities, Jiaxing may be able to take advantage of Dongfeng, but Huzhou has a stronger foundation. In terms of long-term development, Jiaxing is still not as good as Huzhou. This is my personal opinion, you can refer to it.

Finally, I still hope that everyone will visit these two cities. Maybe it is not impossible to make new discoveries.