There are seven third-tier cities in Henan. Besides Luoyang, who else has the greatest hope to advance to the second line?

The answer downstairs is too high-sounding, so let's not engage in those fancy things. Tell the truth here: only Luoyang in Henan has a visible hope to become a second-tier player.

If we get rid of Luoyang, others have little hope.

If you choose a general among the lame, it is Nanyang.

But as a Nanyang native, I have no illusions about Nanyang's entry into second-tier cities in the short term, looking at so many uncompleted residential flats and a large number of low-paid groups around me. Let's talk about the illusory hope of developing the economy in a down-to-earth manner.

1. Henan is a big agricultural province and doesn't have many advantages in industry. What's in Henan? Hinterland of Kyushu, thoroughfare of ten provinces? Good name, but that's all in the past. It's ok to show it to outsiders, but I really don't feel real about myself.

Objectively speaking, Henan is located in the Central Plains, with flat terrain and abundant crops. It is a standard grain-producing province and more than half of the granaries in China. However, food does not make money, because food is the most basic and necessary life guarantee, there are not many empty heads on it, and few farmers can make a fortune by farming alone.

Therefore, when agriculture declined, everyone went to work in big cities for their livelihood, and most of them were old, weak, women and children, so the speed of economic development naturally slowed down.

Even Zhengzhou, the capital of Henan Province, relies on neighboring Xinmi, Xinzheng, Dengfeng, Xingyang and Gongyi to build its economy. During my college and internship days in Zhengzhou, I spent a lot of time in charge of the city here, and I heard the voice that they sacrificed themselves to make Zhengzhou a success.

Otherwise, Zhengzhou will not become a new first-tier city so soon.

Second, Luoyang is the only city that has been promoted to the second tier. If you choose a second-tier city, it is not a question of opening your mouth. The future development potential of a city depends on its population size, industrial strength, transportation location, people's quality and city size.

On the whole, Luoyang is the only second-tier city in the future, with a permanent population of 6.92 million, a GDP of 503.4 billion yuan in 20 19, an urban area of15,230 square kilometers and a history of more than 4,000 years. Compared with other areas in the province, the national comprehensive quality is the highest.

In addition, there are many places of interest and tourist resources in Luoyang, with more than 80 scenic spots above Grade A. Longmen Grottoes, Baima Temple and Laojun Mountain are all popular scenic spots.

The most important thing is that Luoyang can retain young talents, which is a great charm that I personally feel. After my sister finished college in Luoyang, she settled there directly, and I also traveled to hot springs from time to time.

Third, Nanyang has an unbalanced development, a small population of young and middle-aged people, and its economic development is not optimistic. As a Nanyang person, I also want to make my living place better, so that my daily life will be more comfortable and convenient.

However, it is as a Nanyang person that I can personally understand its real shortcomings and know the factors that restrict its development.

The data on the panel shows that Nanyang covers an area of 26,509 square kilometers, with tens of millions of permanent residents, and its GDP in 20 19 is 381400 million yuan.

However, from the perspective of urbanization:

The development of Nanyang is a small city and a small rural area. It is difficult to form a scale and economic development is quite difficult.

From the perspective of population:

Nanyang has a large population, and the huge population needs a lot of infrastructure materials. However, the young adults among these people are too young, mostly women and children, and young people have gone out to work or seek development. After all, it is really difficult to get ahead in Nanyang's hometown.

If the local foreign population does not return and foreign talents do not come in, then the large population will change from an advantage to a drag.

Finally, talk about GDP:

This thing of GDP is actually quite virtual. Even if this virtual thing is divided by the total population, the per capita GDP is pitifully low. In addition, Nanyang, a third-tier city, is not famous for its industry, but? Unfinished residential building? Our reputation spreads far and wide, and economic development should not rely solely on these buildings.

Besides, in terms of tourism, there was no one in the original Wuhou Temple, and I, a local who worships Zhuge Liang, was too lazy to go in. On the contrary, Xiangyang, Hubei Province is more lively. I hope the rebuilt Wuhou Temple can be made decent. Zhuge Liang plowed the field? This signboard has already started, and we have endured the pain of road closure in vain.

Finally: I love every inch of my life, so I see its beauty and shortcomings, and I won't flatter it blindly with my eyes closed. I hope from the bottom of my heart that it will get better and better and develop step by step, otherwise it will be easier to take a big step? Split? Make others laugh.