Why is Jiangsu called Su Daqiang?

Jiangsu is called Su Daqiang because it is a province with strong comprehensive strength, all cities in the province are within the third-tier cities, and the economy is relatively developed. Moreover, Jiangsu's educational strength is very strong, with111,2 985, 154 colleges and universities. Moreover, Jiangsu covers an area of103,229.65,438+07 square kilometers, with flat terrain and many world heritages such as Suzhou classical gardens, the Ming Tombs and the Grand Canal.

Jiangsu has world heritages such as Suzhou classical gardens, Ming Tombs and Grand Canal, as well as national scenic spots such as Taihu Lake Scenic Area and Nanjing Zhongshan Scenic Area, as well as national forest parks such as Fangshang, Dayangshan, Nanjing Zijinshan and Baohuashan.

There are 68.7 million mu of cultivated land and 26 islands in Jiangsu Province, which are rich in wetland resources. Moreover, a total of 133 minerals were detected in Jiangsu province, among which marl, potassium-bearing sand shale and other minerals were relatively high. There are more than 20 national key protected plants and 1063 resource trees in Jiangsu province.