China Top 100 Town was released, and 9 Shandong was on the list

Recently, the "2021 Township Comprehensive Competitiveness Report" was released. In the 2021 China Top 100 Town List, 9 of Shandong were on the list, namely Xinyan Town, Yanzhou District, Jining City, Jinshan Town, Linzi District, Zibo City, Daowang Town, Guangrao County, Yangkou Town, Shouguang City, Hou Town, Shouguang City, Zou City of Taiping Town, Boli Town, Huangdao District, Qingdao City, Xigang Town, Tengzhou City, and Yitang Town, Lantong District, Linyi City.

Township is an important part of the countryside. It is located in the hub connecting urban and rural areas and inherited. It is an important bridge for urban and rural integration and development, the main carrier of solving the problem of "agriculture, rural areas, and rural areas", and effective starting points for the implementation of rural revitalization strategies. There are more than 1,800 towns and villages in Shandong, which have obvious advantages in differentiation and characteristic development. In recent years, Shandong has accelerated the bigger and stronger agricultural industry town, solidly promoted the standardized healthy development of characteristic towns, guided more enterprises to invest in township (town) and villages to develop business, continuously promoted the expansion of towns and villages Essence

The "Report" shows that 2021 China's top 100 town is distributed in 10 provinces across the country, mainly concentrated in the eastern region. The number of Top 100 town in Jiangsu reached 41, followed by 30 Guangdong, 9 Zhejiang, 9 in Shandong, 4 in Fujian, 2 in Hebei, 2 in Hunan, 1 Henan, 1 Jiangxi, and 1 Guizhou. The permanent population of the top 100 town in China is 232,200, the average public budget revenue is 1.859 billion yuan, the total industrial output value is 57.8 billion yuan, the average number of industrial enterprises is 3056, and the average number of industrial enterprises above designated size are 281.

The "2021 Township Comprehensive Competitiveness Report" was jointly issued by institutions such as competitive think tanks, China Development Reform News and Beijing Zhongxin City Planning and Design Research Institute. The evaluation of comprehensive competitiveness of China's townships is based on the national townships (excluding streets, farms, groups, etc.) as the research object, and evaluate comprehensive competitiveness of townships in the country from the aspects of economic scale, economic vitality, and per capita level. (Reported by Liu Binglu, a reporter from Volkswagen Daily)

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