Shaoguan did not have an undergraduate college before, but now there is Shaoguan University. Shaoguan University has trained more than 90,000 talents of various types for the country, and some alumni have become party members in Shaoguan and even northern Guangdong. Some of them have become political leaders, and some have become people's teachers, which has played a great role in improving Shaoguan's human competitiveness. In the 30 years since reform and opening up, Shaoguan's economy has grown rapidly at an average annual rate of 9.4%. In 1997, its GDP quadrupled from 1980, three years ahead of schedule. In 2000, it became an overall moderately prosperous society. In 2004, the city's comprehensive competitiveness jumped to the top. Ranked first among the second-category areas in Guangdong Province, it entered China's top 100 comprehensive cities in 2005. By the end of 2007, Shaoguan City *** had signed 2,028 foreign investment projects with more than 20 countries and regions, and the cumulative actual utilization of foreign investment was US$2.56 billion. Talking about the potential for economic development, Xu Jianhua said that in 2007, Shaoguan City’s total social fixed asset investment was 21.76 billion yuan, an increase of 135 times compared with 1978. A large number of national and provincial key projects have been started, completed and put into operation. In the past 30 years, Shaoguan City's urban construction has expanded nearly four times, its permanent population has increased nearly five times, and it has become a regional central city in northern Guangdong. In the vast rural areas, 65% of rural households live in buildings or red brick houses, 169,000 rural households have access to biogas, all administrative villages have access to motor vehicles, telephones, mails, radio and television, and 95% of administrative villages have access to A cement road. People's lives have achieved a leap from "not having enough food and clothing" to "generally well-off". As of the end of June 2008, the balance of savings deposits of urban and rural residents was 40.117 billion yuan, 863 times that of 1978. In 2007, the basic social security coverage rate was 67.4%, and the city's minimum living security and five-guarantee recipients were fully covered. It was the first in Guangdong Province to basically solve the housing problem of "double-poor households" in urban and county towns; the rural cooperative medical participation rate reached 95.9 %; the registered urban unemployment rate is 3.36%, and the employment and re-employment issues have been well solved. Transportation is improving day by day. By the end of 2007, the city's highway mileage was 13,046 kilometers, 2.7 times that before the reform and opening up. The navigable mileage of water transport channels was 698 kilometers. It only takes one day for a container freighter to reach Tuen Mun Port in Hong Kong. Shaoguan has a long history and a long history. As early as 130,000 years ago, human ancestors were living and working in this area. The world-famous "Maba people" were named after their discovery in Maba, Shaoguan. Shaoguan is a famous important town in Lingnan in history. During the Three Kingdoms period, Sun Hao, the Lord of Wu, established Shixing County in the first year of Ganlu (AD 265), with its administrative seat in Qujiang (today's Shaoguan City). This was the beginning of the establishment of Shaoguan County. In the ninth year of Emperor Kaihuang's reign in the Sui Dynasty (AD 589), the character "Shao" from Shaoshi Mountain was used to establish Shaozhou Prefecture. In the 26th year of Jiajing's reign in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1547), a customs customs was opened at the Wushui River in Qujiang County. In the ninth year of Emperor Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty (1870), Taiping Pass, originally located in Nanxiong, was moved to Qujiang County. Later, a dry pass was added at the north gate of Qujiang City. Merchants traveling to and from the city had to pass through Shaozhou, which was called "passing the pass". The name "Shaoguan" came from this and is still used today. Ouch. . . . So long. . . . . Duan, give me your share. . . . Supplement: In the past: 1. Living in an old house 2. The river is dirty 3. Walking or riding a bicycle to work 4. The roads are narrow 5. Living conditions are poor Now: 1. Living in a high-rise building 2. The river is clear 3. Taking the bus, Go to work by car 4. The ring road is wide 5. The living conditions are comfortable You write like this and make a comparison.

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