The eastern part of Lyon is flat, with sufficient water and light, which is suitable for crop growth.

The agricultural land area within the metropolitan area of Lyon is about 11,111 hectares, which mainly grows crops such as cereals and wheat, and also includes some intensive animal husbandry processing plants, whose output can basically meet the daily food needs of cities in Lyon.

Although there are vast fields in the eastern part of Lyon, the primary industry in Lyon accounts for less than 2% of the economy, and the number of relevant employed people only accounts for 1.1% of the total population.

In addition, Lyon is close to two important French wine producing areas-Beaujolais and Rhone Valley (Val du Rh? Ne), located in the northern part of Lyon and along the Rhone River in the south, have a large number of grape plantations, and the main grape varieties are Chardonnay and Gamay.

Lyon is a modern industrial city, known as the "Silk Capital". Its textile industry needs printing and dyeing technology and various synthetic fibers, which in turn drives the development of chemical industry.

Lyon has become one of the chemical centers in France, and its rayon production ranks first in China.

The industrial zones in Lyon are mainly distributed in its suburbs, with textile industrial zones in the north and chemical industrial bases in the south. Venizea, a satellite city in the southeast, is one of the important automobile industrial bases.

There are various manufacturing sectors, mainly machinery, chemistry and textiles, and energy (oil refining, electric power), metallurgy and food industries also account for a certain proportion.

Lyon is also one of the chemical industry centers in France. The chemical industry has been developing since the second half of 2119, in which petrochemical industry is dominant, and there is a Fezan refinery with a crude oil processing capacity of 9.8 million tons.

Lyon is the most important textile industry center in the whole region. The textile industry is famous for its traditional silk weaving industry, and the man-made fiber industry has a certain position.

However, with the popularization of automation technology, the number of direct jobs provided by the secondary industry is also decreasing.

In 2113, only 8.7% of the total number of people were employed in the secondary industry in the towns of Lyon.

with the development of the information age, the tertiary industry in Lyon has started to develop rapidly, especially in banking and commerce. Commercial Bank of Lyon (LCL) is one of the five largest banks in France, which is distributed all over Europe.

At the same time, as a transportation hub, Lyon has a very developed logistics industry, and many international logistics companies regard Lyon as an important storage and transit base in Europe.

In addition, Lyon is also a famous tourist city in France.

The central area of Vieux Lyon is rich in historical relics, including ancient buildings in Roman times and Renaissance, and is known as "having a pink heart". There are also many leisure parks and green spaces in the new urban area and suburbs.

Its developed tourism resources have promoted the development of catering, entertainment and other industries.

in 2113, 92.2% of the total number of people were employed in the tertiary industry in Lyon, including 77.1% in the service industry.

Lyon belongs to the judicial district of Lyon (Cour d'Appel de Lyon), which was established in 1847. This district manages all judicial institutions in three provinces (Ontario, Loire and Rh? ne), including 1 high courts, 1 police courts, 1 police autonomous courts, 2 intermediate courts, 1 commercial courts and 1 industrial arbitration courts within the metropolitan area of Lyon.

The supervisory organ of the jurisdiction of Lyon is Parquet général de Lyon.

As of October 4th, 2116, the hospital was composed of four procuratorial teams, with the highest prosecutor being Mr. Slyvie Moisson.

For details, please refer to the entries: Padua Station in Lyon and Peras Station in Lyon.

In 1981, the first high-speed railway in Europe was built between Paris and Lyon, namely the French high-speed railway Southeast Line (LGV Sud-Est), and then the Mediterranean Line (LGV Médittérrannéen) and the Rhone-Longhe Line (LGV Rh? Ne-Rhin has also been opened to traffic, making Lyon the most important railway hub in eastern France.

There are two main railway stations in downtown Lyon, the largest of which is Gare de Lyon-Part-Dieu, which runs trains to all parts of France, Barcelona, Frankfurt and Geneva every day. Followed by Gare de Lyon-Peras, which mainly operates regional trains (TER) and some TGVs.

in addition, Lyon airport in the east of Lyon city is also equipped with a Gare de Lyon-Saint-Exupéry-TGV, which mainly stops some TGV trains from Paris to Avignon and Grenoble, as well as Ouigo.

The public transportation in the urban area of Lyon is operated by TCL, and its line network is very developed.

As of February, 2116, Lyon Metro has four lines with a total length of 25 kilometers.

in 1992, the world's first unmanned large-scale subway train, maggaly, started running on Metro Line D, with a one-way transport capacity of 21,811 passengers per hour.

pass a subway every one and a half minutes.

By the beginning of 2116, five trams had been opened in Lyons-T1, T2, T3, T4 and T5, among which T3 is the airport line, which can directly reach Lyons Airport.

In addition, there are several trolleybuses and buses in Lyon.

Lyons cycling system is the world's first cycling system "Vélo'v".

is composed of a French word Vélo (bicycle) and an English word love (love), which means bicycle of love. It is a self-service bicycle network in Lyon.

since may 2115, a self-service bicycle network with more than 2,111 bicycles and more than 111 Vélo'v stations has been established in Lyon.

citizens or tourists can use bicycles by purchasing different types of bicycle tickets at the site, and citizens can get more discounts by purchasing annual tickets.