China, the farthest city from the sea, has no marine resources. How many cities can we consider?

There are many cities in China, the most developed, the largest and the most remote. Today, I will tell you about the city farthest from the sea. This city is Urumqi. Maybe many people are not familiar with this city. This city is located in the north of China, in Xinjiang, and is the capital of Xinjiang. The nearest place to the ocean is about 2500 kilometers away. So what is the economic level of this city without marine resources? Let's take a look together.

Urumqi has no marine resources, so it is impossible to develop shipping like a coastal city. Urumqi can only develop through its own advantages. Urumqi has vast grasslands, majestic peaks and beautiful lakes, which is also the place where the city attracts tourists. Urumqi is also the political, economic and cultural center of Xinjiang, where the economy basically develops. Let's learn more about the economic situation in Urumqi.

First of all, Urumqi is a very big city, with an area of10.4 million square kilometers, which is similar to the capital Beijing. The permanent population of Urumqi is only 3.5 million, which is similar to that of second-and third-tier cities. It can be seen that this city actually has a lot of room for development. After all, the population is less than a quarter of that of Beijing. So what is the economic situation of this city? The simplest and most direct way to understand the economic situation of a city is to look at GDP. The GDP of Urumqi is 309.9 billion. What is the level of GDP? Look at Beijing's GDP first. Beijing's GDP is 2.8 trillion. Statistically, Urumqi is only a fraction of Beijing. In fact, Urumqi's GDP can only be regarded as the level of second-and third-tier cities, which is similar to that of Taiyuan and Guiyang.

But let's look at GDP per capita. We all know that per capita GDP can reflect people's quality of life. Urumqi's per capita GDP is 88,900 yuan. What level is this? We should know that the per capita GDP of our country is 59,200, and Urumqi has exceeded the average level. From the data point of view, the per capita GDP of 88,900 shows that people's income level is not low, and the city's consumption power is also very strong. In fact, it is not difficult to find that Urumqi has a small population, but its per capita GDP is very high, which shows that Urumqi is now in a period of vigorous development, and people's work pressure is not great and competition is relatively small, so it should be regarded as a very livable city.

Finally, the headmaster believes that although Urumqi is the farthest city from the ocean and has no marine resources as the driving force for development, the tertiary industry in Urumqi is relatively developed and can continuously promote the development of the city, and the pressure on people living here will not be so great. Perhaps the only regret of people living here is that they can't see the sea.