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Core Insights - In the first eight months of this year, Shenzhen's subway system has surpassed Guangzhou in both passenger flow and entry volume, ranking as the third city in China [2][3] - This shift does not indicate a decline in Guangzhou's urban activity, as its population and market entities continue to grow robustly [2][10] Subway Passenger Flow and Entry Volume - As of August 2025, the subway entry volume rankings are as follows: Shanghai (180.33 million), Beijing (170.23 million), Shenzhen (169.48 million), Guangzhou (154.43 million), and Chengdu (103.43 million) [3][6] - The subway passenger flow rankings are: Shanghai (323.38 million), Beijing (310.59 million), Shenzhen (300.13 million), Guangzhou (288.99 million), and Chengdu (184.04 million) [3][6] - Shenzhen's subway system has achieved the highest passenger density in the country, with 1.63 million passengers per square kilometer, followed by Guangzhou (1.25 million) and Shanghai (1.20 million) [5][4] Growth Factors for Shenzhen - Shenzhen's population increased by 199,400 in 2024, the highest among major cities, contributing to the rise in subway passenger flow [7][8] - The city's economic resilience is reflected in a GDP growth rate of 5.1% in the first half of the year, with a nominal growth rate of 5.9% [8][9] - The establishment of 170,000 new enterprises in Shenzhen during the first half of the year, a 13.7% increase, indicates heightened economic activity [9] Guangzhou's Performance - Guangzhou's subway entry volume has also increased, but not as significantly as Shenzhen's, with a rise of 1.89 million compared to Shenzhen's 9.04 million [7][10] - The city maintains a strong urban activity level, evidenced by a record 13.03 billion express deliveries in the first seven months of 2025, which is 1.8 times that of Shenzhen [11][12] - The total number of market entities in Guangzhou has surpassed 4 million, ranking third among major cities, with a significant increase in new registrations [11][12] Impact of Electric Bicycles - The rise of electric bicycles in Guangzhou, with 5.76 million registered and a daily riding volume of 9.03 million, has contributed to a shift in transportation preferences, leading to a decline in subway usage [14]