Compared with Taiyuan and Jinan, which city is more livable?

Taiyuan is more livable. Taiyuan is a weak provincial capital city, while Jinan is the capital of the most economically powerful province in the north. There is a big gap between the two in terms of comprehensive strength and economic level. Therefore, in the eyes of most people, the two are not comparable. But livability is not a horizontal comparison of city strength, but a comparison of living experience and necessary conditions for living. The first condition for livability is a good climate, which determines physical comfort and is the most intuitive living experience reflected in the inseparable sense of comfort. As one of the four well-established hot stoves, Jinan has hot and long summers. Jinan's "summer" starts in late April and lasts until early September, which lasts for nearly 5 months. There are more than 40 days with high temperatures of 33 degrees Celsius and above throughout the year. Summer in Taiyuan lasts from late May to mid-August, less than three months a month. The key point is that Taiyuan does not need air conditioning in summer, and you must cover yourself with quilts in places closer to the mountains at night. In winter, there is not much difference between the two during the day. Taiyuan is a bit colder at night, but everyone stays at home and has heating at night, so the difference in physical sensation is relatively small. In terms of air quality, there is no need to compare it here, it is only half the difference. However, Taiyuan is located on the plateau, and the number of days with blue sky and white clouds is still far more than that of Jinan. Next, let’s talk about the supporting level, that is, medical care, education, transportation, income, and housing prices. Taiyuan does not have a medical institution of the same level as Qilu Hospital, but the number of tertiary hospitals is more than that of Jinan, and the population is 4 million less than that of Jinan. This means that Taiyuan's medical resources are more evenly distributed than Jinan. Taiyuan does not have a 985 institution like Shandong University, but the number of universities is no less than that in Jinan. The key is that the difficulty of the college entrance examination in Shanxi is lower than that in Shandong, and the probability of studying for an undergraduate degree is significantly greater than that in Jinan. The education level in Taiyuan is not as good as that in Jinan, but the local people must be deeply aware of the proportion of Jinan's initial education. In Taiyuan, it is as easy as rising from primary school to junior high school. As long as your grades are not at the bottom, you will most likely be able to go to high school. Therefore, Taiyuan, as a strong non-educational city, has a higher per capita education level than Jinan. In terms of transportation, although the city area and population of Taiyuan are much smaller than that of Jinan, the number of buses is almost the same, and the subway has also been opened. In terms of railways, both are the headquarters of the Regional Railway Passenger Transport Administration and both are regional transportation hubs. They are basically the same. Taiyuan has fewer air routes than Jinan. In terms of income and housing prices, it is true that the income in Taiyuan is lower than that in Jinan, but the housing prices and cost of living are far lower than those in Jinan. The average price of new houses in the first core area of ??Taiyuan City is around 13,000, and the average price of second-hand houses is around 10,000, while the average price of new houses in the first core area of ??Jinan is around 26,000, and the average price of second-hand houses is around 20,000, which is quite high. Out twice. Adding this to the loan interest, the cost of buying a 100-square-meter house can vary by 1.5 million. The difference in home purchase costs is so huge that the salary difference of several hundred yuan per month cannot make up for it. Although Taiyuan is not as powerful as Jinan as a city, it is still the provincial capital after all, and there is basically no difference in basic living facilities. However, the low cost of living means that there is more spare money for consumption, financial management, and deposits. Therefore, in terms of per capita deposit ranking of cities in 2020, Taiyuan ranks fifth in the country after Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Hangzhou. Since Taiyuan has an advantageous climate, good education, medical and transportation, and a slightly lower income but more spare money, it is obvious that Taiyuan has a higher livability index. Of course, this is only a comparison of where is more suitable for life from a livable level. If compared with the city's economic prosperity and development level, Taiyuan is still far behind Jinan. Shandong food and fruits [courgette] are cheap, and Shanxi jelly and shaved noodles [like] are also good. Doesn't the poster ask this question just to make us say that Taiyuan is more suitable? Let’s just say Taiyuan is the most livable city! It mainly depends on whether you live well in this city. This is the key! Neither of them are suitable for living, but Xi'an is a better place to live. Another county-level city in Guangdong is Xuwen County. Housing prices are not high, and it is a good place for young people, especially the elderly, to live there for a long time and provide retirement care. A golden nest and a silver nest are not as good as your own straw nest. If you ask the locals who were born and raised, they will definitely say that their hometown is livable. If you stand from a third party's perspective, it will be more objective. I live in Taiyuan. I am from Jincheng, Shanxi Province, so if I choose, it will definitely be Jinan.

In terms of economic environment, Jinan is definitely much better than Taiyuan. From the outside, of course Jinan has better vegetation and water quality than Taiyuan! Of course, it’s better to feel at home and get used to it! Economic