新一线城市：重庆第3，郑州险胜天津，济南、无锡皆无缘

Group 1 - Chengdu and Hangzhou continue to lead the new first-tier cities, while Chongqing has risen to third place, showcasing the potential for western cities to break through [2] - Chongqing's digital economy core industry value has exceeded 500 billion, contributing significantly to its development [2] - The city is actively constructing international consumption centers, with major projects like the Cuntan International New City nearing completion, indicating substantial consumer potential [2] Group 2 - Zhengzhou and Tianjin are in a close competition for the tenth position, with Zhengzhou benefiting from national policy advantages and achieving notable success in technological innovation [3] - Zhengzhou's population has surpassed 13.5 million, and it has introduced a new talent policy to attract more residents [3] - Tianjin, despite ranking eleventh, has made significant strides in artificial intelligence, with its innovation index ranking among the top three nationally for seven consecutive years [3] Group 3 - The competition among Chinese cities is intensifying, as evidenced by the "2025 New First-tier City Charm Ranking," which reflects the current standings and development trends [4] - Cities like Wuxi and Jinan failed to make the top fifteen, despite their strong industrial outputs, indicating a need for improvement in talent attraction and hub capabilities [6] - Emerging cities like Hefei and Dongguan are rising in rankings due to their focus on future industries and advanced manufacturing, highlighting the increasing importance of technological strength in urban charm assessments [8]