Xiamen is more prosperous than Fuzhou.

Of course Xiamen is prosperous. Xiamen is a special economic zone and a very popular tourist city in China. Although Fuzhou is the capital of the province, and Xiamen is still a little worse than. Xiamen city within the territory of the tourist attractions are very much, and all are famous in China and abroad, so every year there are a lot of domestic and foreign tourists take the initiative to travel to Xiamen, Xiamen is a famous seaside city, the domestic can be compared with the seaside city for the time being is very few.

While Xiamen's economic development is not as good as Fuzhou's, Xiamen's overall industrial advantage is still very obvious, mainly in the financial industry and real estate industry and the software industry is very well developed, so a lot of talent will gather in Xiamen's territory to develop. The overall livability of Fuzhou compared to Xiamen will still be inferior.

The inner reason why Xiamen is better than Fuzhou:

1, Xiamen as a whole is an elitist city, compared to Fuzhou business system is more perfect.

2, Xiamen's overall livability is second to none in China, so many people like to come and live in Xiamen.

3, Xiamen's education level is also ranked very high in the province, some of the schools in Fuzhou is not comparable.

Why Fuzhou was kicked out of the new first-tier cities

There is no hope for the time being, the constraints on Fuzhou to become a new first-tier on the one hand is the population, and on the other hand is the location and transportation. Like the economy and Fuzhou almost Hefei have become a new first-line mainly because of his special geographical location and excellent economic volume

Fuzhou is considered a developed city

Fuzhou belongs to the second-tier cities, the degree of economic development in 2020 China's total GDP ranked 23rd, compared to Tianjin, Tianjin's economy is more developed than Fuzhou, Tianjin is a new first-tier city in 2020 China's GDP In the list of top 30 cities with total GDP, Tianjin is ranked 11th, higher than Fuzhou.

In 2020, the average wage of Fujian people, including urban non-private sector employment, Fuzhou annual average wage of 93,513 yuan, ranked second in the province, for the province's average level of 1.06 times. 2020, the province's urban non-private sector sub-district municipalities employed an average annual wage of 88,149 yuan, a nominal increase of 7.7% over the previous year. Among them, the three industries with the highest annual average wages are: information transmission, software and information technology services, scientific research and technology services, and health and social work, which are respectively 1.5, 1.45 and 1.45 times the provincial average. The three industries with the highest increase in the average annual wages of employed persons were, in order: agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery, public *** management, social security and social organizations, and culture, sports and entertainment, with increases of 16%, 10.8% and 10.6% respectively. By type of registration, the highest average annual wage of employed persons was in state-owned units, 1.29 times the provincial average, and the lowest average annual wage was in collective units, 79.7 percent of the provincial average.

Fuzhou, also known as Banyan City, or "Yung" for short, belongs to Fujian Province, located in the eastern part of Fujian Province, the lower reaches of the Minjiang River and the coastal area, and is the capital of Fujian Province, the center of Fujian Province's political, cultural and transportation center, and one of the central cities of the Economic Zone on the West Coast of the Taiwan Strait. Founded in 202 BC, Fuzhou has long served as the political center of Fujian in history. It is an important metropolis on the southeast coast of China and the residence of the army authorities in the eastern war zone. The landscape of Fuzhou is a typical estuarine basin, which is surrounded by mountains with an altitude of 600 to 1,000 meters above sea level. Fuzhou is one of the first 14 coastal port cities open to the outside world, the gateway to the Maritime Silk Road and one of the three areas of China's Pilot Free Trade Zone; Fuzhou is also one of the five earliest ports of commerce opened in modern China, and Mawei is the cradle of China's modern navy and the birthplace of China's shipbuilding culture; it has been honored with the title of "China's Outstanding Tourist City" and "National Hygienic City". ", "National Sanitary City", "Riverside Coastal Ecological Garden City", "National Environmental Protection Model City", "National Model City of Double Embrace ", "National Famous Historical and Cultural City", "National Civilized City" and other titles.

Xiamen really rich area

is. Xiamen City, Xiamen Xiahe Yujing three parks surrounded by rich people, enterprises and institutions education practitioners, government agencies, business big shots gathered, good human environment and high quality, is located in Xiamen Siming District, Xiamen, at the Houbin Road.

The gap between Xiamen and Fuzhou is so big

The gap between Xiamen and Fuzhou is relatively large, Fuzhou GDP is 100,202,000,000,000 yuan, Xiamen GDP is 638,402,000,000 yuan.

Fuzhou is an important metropolis on China's southeastern coast, one of the first coastal open cities to be opened to the outside world, a demonstration zone for the development of the marine economy, a gateway to the Maritime Silk Road, and an integral part of China's Pilot Free Trade Zone.

Xiamen is a National Comprehensive Reform Pilot Zone, a National Logistics Hub, a Southeast International Shipping Center, a Pilot Free Trade Zone, a National Ocean Economy Development Demonstration Zone, a Cross-Strait Emerging Industries and Modern Service Industry Cooperation Demonstration Zone, a Cross-Strait Regional Financial Service Center and a Cross-Strait Trade Center.

Topography of Fuzhou

Fuzhou is a typical estuarine basin, surrounded by mountains and hills with an altitude of 600 to 1,000 meters. There are Drum Mountain in the east, Flag Mountain in the west, Wuhu Mountain in the south and Lotus Peak in the north. The terrain of the territory slopes from west to east.

The city has a total area of 12,154 square kilometers, of which 1,786 square kilometers are urban areas. Most of the Fuzhou Basin is in the south; the north is mountainous, tilting from southwest to east; the west is low to medium mountainous; and the east is interspersed with hilly plains. Mountains and hills account for 72.68% of the total land area of the region, of which 32.41% is mountainous and 40.27% is hilly. The two mountain ranges of Vulture Peak and Daiyun cut diagonally north and south, and the Minjiang River flows eastward across the city into the sea.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Fuzhou

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Xiamen