As a railway hub city in Anhui, why can't Bengbu develop its economy?

Introduction to Bengbu First, let me introduce Bengbu City, Anhui Province. Bengbu City, Anhui Province used to be a small fishing village. Due to the convenience of roads, railways and waterways, Bengbu developed rapidly, but it basically stopped developing for a long time, or developed slowly. Hefei is a rising star in Anhui province, and Wuhu has gradually surpassed Bengbu. Bengbu's current GDP is not even as good as Fuyang's, and it is really a fourth-tier city.

Bengbu is as follows: bengshan district, Longzihu District, Yuhui District and Huaishang District. Two economic development zones: economic development zone and high-tech zone. There are three counties below: Huaiyuan County, Wuhe County and Guzhen County.

Per capita income In fact, I really don't want to talk about per capita income, because this thing is really too far away from us ordinary people. Let's talk about the normal wage level in Bengbu. Let's just say that an office worker who has worked for about five years has a normal salary of about 3,000 yuan. Last year, the minimum wage in Shanghai was 2300 yuan. Look at 1520 yuan in Hefei. How much is Bengbu? Yes, 1350 yuan. So at first glance, Bengbu is really not poor, and the whole of Anhui is very poor.

Bengbu's development of Anhui province itself is a big province where labor goes out. Why do so many people go out? I tell you loudly, because I am poor. Bengbu mainly relies on agriculture. You can imagine how big the profit of agriculture is. Bengbu itself has no good resources, and it relies entirely on attracting investment. I won't talk about the previous good enterprises going to Hefei.

There are two kinds of people going abroad, one is knowledge and technology, and this brain drain can be imagined for the development of a region. The other is the labor force going out. In fact, if you think about it, how can a region develop when the technical talents leave and the labor force leaves? We can neither develop high technology nor rely on population advantage to promote economic development.

To tell the truth, Bengbu has developed well in recent years. New towns, high-tech zones and university towns have been built one after another, and the urban area of Bengbu has expanded several times. The establishment of Binhu New District and Lingang Economic Development Zone has further expanded the development potential of Bengbu. The two newly-built Huaihe River Bridges have narrowed the distance between the north and south banks and promoted the development of the two banks of the Huaihe River. With the completion of South high-speed railway station, Bengbu has three railway stations, further consolidating its position as a transportation hub in northern Anhui.