Is Dalian's economy developed?

As a local citizen, I can't give you an accurate answer. Because of the word "developed", everyone's expected field is different. As far as local economy and development are concerned, it is relatively developed in the three northeastern provinces. After all, it is a coastal city and a seaport. The four seasons are distinct, the tourism industry is relatively developed, and the environment is beautiful (the air quality is poor, because the subway is under construction, and the road safety factor is small) ... The beautiful part can refer to Dalian's tourism-related promotional videos. But I can't understand the local people and what their life is like, so I can only give you the following information as a reference.

House price: the suburb of the city, that is, 7800-8800 yuan per square meter, and the geographical location of the city center is about 1.5 hours' drive.

The city 1 10,000-10.8 million yuan per square meter, and the central area exceeds 20,000 yuan.

Salary: Not to mention special talents and positions such as executives. There is plenty of money.

Software industry 4000- 15000

Conventional industry 1800-3200

Service industry: clerks such as food delivery 1400- 1600.

Waiter waiting for 2000-3000

Other types 5000- 10000 (gross)

Price: This aspect can only be compared. Single, with a monthly salary of 2500 yuan, excluding the rent (general conditions) 1000 yuan or so, excluding the mobile phone and transportation expenses (occasional taxi), 300 yuan, boys' alcohol, cigarettes or girls' personal cosmetics, 300 yuan, and 200 yuan, a month's personal pocket money (unconsciously spent). It doesn't matter whether you have breakfast or not. You eat out in 200 yuan every month and cook by yourself in 300 yuan every month (65,438 yuan).

So whether it is underdeveloped or not, it is just a foundation for ordinary people, and the cost of living is real. No matter how developed the city is, the price is too high and the people's living pressure is enormous. What's the use? Therefore, although an underdeveloped city can play a certain role in people's lives, it does not mean that people in developed cities will live a good life. Can only say that job opportunities, development space, or opportunities will be higher. If you don't go to developed cities, you will be developed.

I don't know what the purpose of your question is, but the answers I gave are basically these, not absolute, but relatively true. For reference only.

If there is anything wrong or insufficient, you can go downstairs and continue to improve.