Chengdu is located in the middle of Sichuan Province and the west of Sichuan Basin. It is one of the sub-provincial cities in China, the central city in the southwest, the administrative center of Sichuan Province and the political, economic and cultural center of Sichuan Province. In 21, Chengdu's GDP reached 555.13 billion, ranking 13th in China, third in provincial administrative centers, and first in 18 provincial administrative centers in central and western regions. In 27, the State Council officially approved Chengdu to become a new experimental area for comprehensive reform of urban and rural areas. In 27, the number of private cars in Chengdu was 2.422 million, and it was praised as "the third city of private cars in China" (next to Beijing and Shenzhen). In 27, Chengdu was identified as the best tourist city in China. In 29, Chengdu was officially awarded the title of "World Excellent Tourism Destination City" by the World Excellent Tourism Destination City Center. In 21, UNESCO awarded Chengdu the title of "Food Capital" and officially approved Chengdu to join the UNESCO Creative City Network, becoming the first "World Food Capital" in Asia. In 21, Chengdu made great efforts to create a "world modern garden city", which was deeply supported by Chengdu citizens and achieved remarkable results. In 21, at the first annual meeting of Low-carbon China Forum, Chengdu won the honorary title of "Contribution City of Low-carbon China in 29"

Chengdu Tianfu Overpass (2 pieces) as "the most competitive low-carbon industrial base city" in 9 years. In 21, Chengdu won the title of "People's Satisfied City with Urban Management" at the "China High-level Forum on Urban Scientific Development". At the 6th China International Convention and Exhibition Culture Festival, Chengdu won the title of "Top Ten Brand Convention and Exhibition Cities". At the 21 China Convention and Exhibition Industry Annual Meeting-Expo Theme Exhibition Planning and China Convention and Exhibition Industry Development Forum, Chengdu won the "China Convention and Exhibition Star Best City Award" for its excellent exhibition facilities, excellent exhibition environment and excellent exhibition service.

In p>21, the State Council officially approved the establishment of Chengdu High-tech Zone Comprehensive Insurance Zone. In 21, the authoritative American magazine Forbes released the ranking of the fastest growing cities in the world in the next 1 years, and Chengdu topped the list. In 21, it won the title of "Top Ten Most Happy Cities in China". In Business Travel's new ranking of world cities suitable for business and living, Chengdu won the title with its unique charm. In July 211, Chengdu was elected as a global emerging business city (15). On July 29th, 211, it won the highest honor award of "China City with People's Livelihood Achievement Model". In August, 211, China Urban Competitiveness Research Association released the "211 China Urban Classification Advantage Ranking" at Hong Kong Baptist University, and Chengdu won the second place as the "happiest city", only .4 points lower than the first place Hangzhou. In the "211 China Top Ten Quality Living Cities Ranking" released at the same time, Chengdu ranks fourth, just behind Hongkong, Shanghai and Hangzhou. Chengdu won the title of "Famous Chinese Cultural City" in the 211 China City List-A Famous Chinese Cultural City Recommended by Global Netizens.