What is the economic development of Suzhou, Jiangsu?

When spring is blooming again, everything quietly opens your window. When you look up, you are reluctant to move! Let's take advantage of the spring breeze to feel the vitality of everything! With the rapid development of the national economy, although the North, Guangzhou and Shenzhen continue to lead the national economy, many cities have gradually emerged in this period of economic transformation.

this has to mention the cities in Jiangsu province, among which Suzhou is the strongest prefecture-level city. In the GDP ranking in 219, it has far surpassed the provincial capital Nanjing, second only to Xi 'an, ranking ninth, becoming the top prefecture-level city in China's economic strength, and it is expected to compete with the provincial capital Nanjing in the future, and even force the provincial capital Nanjing to rank among the first-line cities. Today, Xiaobian will talk to you about this powerful prefecture-level city Suzhou!

Suzhou and Nanjing, two economically strong cities in Jiangsu, one is located in the southeast and the other is located in the southwest of Jiangsu. It can be said that they have promoted the economic development of the whole southern Jiangsu, and it is inevitable that people often compare them. Is Jiangsu stronger or Nanjing, the provincial capital, better? As far as the economic aggregates of the two cities are concerned, Suzhou is slightly ahead of Nanjing, the provincial capital, with a GDP of 1,859.747 billion yuan, ranking sixth in the country, while Nanjing, as the provincial capital, ranks eighth after Suzhou. Suzhou is not only ahead of Nanjing in terms of economic aggregates, but also slightly higher in per capita GDP, so it is more promising to become a first-tier city than Nanjing and Suzhou in terms of economy.

in addition to economic development, only from the geographical point of view, the coastal area of Suzhou, which mainly develops the tertiary industry based on tourism, is an important port city in China, which not only facilitates the transportation of goods, but also brings huge passenger flow to Suzhou. On the other hand, Nanjing is located at the junction of Jiangsu Province and Anhui Province, and the traffic situation is far less convenient than that of Suzhou. Therefore, as far as Nanjing and Suzhou are concerned, Suzhou's geographical position is slightly superior compared with Nanjing, which is

So no matter from the economic development or geographical location, the development of Suzhou is slightly higher than that of Nanjing, the provincial capital city. Although Nanjing and Suzhou are both in the forefront of domestic economic development and rank among the new first-tier cities, Xiao Bian thinks that Suzhou is more likely to be a first-tier city in Jiangsu Province. After all, it is the prefecture-level city with the strongest economic strength in the province. Do netizens agree?