Jiangsu Thirteen Taibao is the boss in Nanjing, with Bai Fumei in Suzhou and Gao Fushuai in Wuxi.

Jiangsu Thirteen CPIC refers to the thirteen cities in Jiangsu Province, China, including Nanjing, Wuxi, Xuzhou, Changzhou, Suzhou, Nantong, Lianyungang, Huai'an, Yancheng, Yangzhou, Zhenjiang, and Taizhou

, Suqian City.

The Thirteen Taibao of Jiangsu are all legendary, including Nanjing, the ancient capital of the Six Dynasties, Suzhou, the city of gardens, Wuxi, the pearl of Taihu Lake, and Yangzhou, the world's gourmet capital.

Lianyungang, the most holy place in the East China Sea, Xuzhou, the oldest city in Jiangsu, Changzhou, the hometown of Qi Liang in the Southern Dynasties, Huai'an, the capital of canals in China, Yancheng, the city of hundreds of rivers, Zhenjiang, the capital of vinegar in China, Nantong, the first city in modern China, Taizhou, the city of auspiciousness and peace, the most beautiful city in Jiangsu

The young city Suqian.

After Nanjing brought its "little brother" Zhenjiang to realize the merger of Ningzhen and Zhenjiang, it has gradually formed the Nanjing metropolitan area.

Even neighboring Anhui cities such as Bengbu and Ma'anshan are discussing integrating into their metropolitan areas. Nanjing's radiation range is constantly increasing, and it still spans provinces.

Moreover, Nanjing is known as China's "Third City of Science and Education". It has three university towns alone, with a total of 40 universities. It has abundant talent advantages and has more advantageous industries such as the Internet and high-tech than Suzhou, which is mainly manufacturing.

Jiangsu's economic development status Jiangsu's "Thirteen CPICs" are vaguely divided into "three poles" economically and geographically: Nanjing, Suzhou, and Xuzhou.

They can be said to be the central cities in the Su-Wuxi-Changzhou southern Jiangsu area, the Anhui-Jiangsu junction area, and the northern Jiangsu area (and even the junction of Shandong and Henan) near Shanghai.

But I have to say that this "three poles" still look like they were put together.

This, of course, involves complex geographical, cultural, economic and many other issues. The birth of "bulk" Jiangsu first stems from its unique geographical environment.

Among all provinces and autonomous regions in the country, Jiangsu ranks first in the proportion of plain area, with more than 70% of the province being plains. Rivers run across the vast land, and the proportion of water area also ranks first, with more than 2,900 rivers.

strip.

There are nearly 300 large and small lakes, and the eastern part has a long coastline.

There are rivers, rivers, lakes and seas in one province, and the vertical and horizontal water network divides the plain into different geographical units. As a result, many central cities with bright stars were born in various periods.