Changzhou or Wuxi?

From the perspective of economy and housing price, Wuxi can be chosen, and Changzhou can be chosen from the perspective of urban comfort and tourism attraction.

The first data is the economy, which is an important data to measure the level of a city in contemporary society. Economically, Wuxi is much stronger than Changzhou, and its GDP is 40% higher than Changzhou. A few years ago, the economic level of Wuxi was not far from Changzhou, but the rapid development of Wuxi in recent years has opened the gap with Changzhou economically.

The second data is house price, because food, clothing, housing and transportation are the most important things in real life. If you want to live in a city, you should first pay attention to the housing price of a city. From the point of view of house price, Wuxi won, because the house price in Wuxi is cheaper than Changzhou 15%, and their average house price difference is about 3000 yuan. Low housing prices are definitely good for everyone, so Wuxi is better from the perspective of housing prices.

The third data is tourism, because the future development potential of a city can basically be predicted from the developed degree and exploitable degree of its tourism. Cities with developed domestic tourism generally have relatively high economic levels, such as Hangzhou, Xiamen, Chongqing and Chengdu. Judging from the degree of tourism development and tourism attraction index, Changzhou is stronger than Wuxi, and the tourism industry is more developed and the tourism resources are richer than Wuxi.

Extended data:

Location context:

Changzhou is located at east longitude11908'-12012' and north latitude 3 1 09'-32 04'. It is located in the south of Jiangsu Province, in the hinterland of the Yangtze River Delta, with Wuxi in the east and Nanjing and Zhenjiang in the west. The total land area is 4375 square kilometers.

Terrain:

Changzhou is located in the lower reaches of the Yangtze River, with both high sand plains and hilly lakes. Among them, the plain area 1672 square kilometers, accounting for 38.22%; Hilly area 1088 km2, accounting for 24.86%; The water area of the Yangtze River and lakes is 255 square kilometers, accounting for 5.83% (including reservoirs, ponds and inland rivers, the total water area accounts for about16%); The polder area is 1360 km2, accounting for 3 1.09%, including inland rivers and reservoirs.

Changzhou is 2 -9 meters above sea level. Among them, the plain is 5 meters to 7 meters; 2 -4 meters along the lakeshore area; 2 meters -5 meters in polder field; South-central 6 meters -9 meters. The hilly terrain accounts for 15% of the city's total area. Except for a few low mountains in the northeast, northwest and southeast, most of them are distributed in the west and south: there are two mountainous areas: Maoshan in Jintan and Tianmu Mountain in the south of Liyang. The lowest mountain is Jiao Shan in Taihu Lake, with an altitude of 37 meters. The highest mountain is Guodi Mountain in the south of Liyang, with an altitude of 54 1 m; The Damao Peak in Jintan is 372 meters above sea level.

Climatic characteristics:

Changzhou has a subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, abundant rainfall and a long frost-free period. The annual average temperature is 17.5℃, of which 1 month is 3.2℃ and July is 31.65,438+0℃. The annual average precipitation is 1 149.7mm, in which: 1 month is 42.2mm, and July154.0mm.. Sunshine time 1 month is 137.6 hours, and July is 229 hours.