临沂、济宁冲刺万亿，撑起鲁南增长极

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the need for a trillion-yuan "pivot" in the Lunan economic circle of Shandong, emphasizing that this pivot may not be a single city but rather the simultaneous development of multiple cities like Linyi and Jining towards becoming trillion-yuan cities [1][2][4]. Group 1: Economic Development Goals - The "14th Five-Year Plan" for Shandong explicitly names Linyi and Jining as cities to accelerate their journey towards becoming trillion-yuan cities, which is a rare occurrence in the country [2][4]. - Linyi's GDP is projected to reach 655.58 billion yuan in 2024, while Jining is expected to surpass 580 billion yuan, both cities are in the high-growth range of 500 to 700 billion yuan [3][4]. Group 2: Industrial Foundations - Linyi's industrial base is strong, with a target of achieving over one trillion yuan in industrial output, supported by its status as "China's Market City" with a total trade and logistics volume exceeding one trillion yuan [5][6]. - Jining is focusing on industrial development, with plans to achieve over 900 billion yuan in industrial revenue by 2027, supported by its positioning as a new industrialization strong city and a northern inland shipping center [7][8]. Group 3: Growth Drivers - Both cities are leveraging cultural tourism as a significant growth driver, with Linyi expecting to receive over 100 million tourists and generate over 100 billion yuan in tourism revenue by 2025 [9][10]. - Jining is also focusing on cultural tourism, with projections of nearly 10 million domestic tourists and significant revenue growth from tourism activities [9][10]. Group 4: Regional Impact - The rise of trillion-yuan cities in Lunan will lead to more policy support, resource aggregation, and talent influx, transforming the regional industrial layout from "individual battles" to "collaborative wins" [13][14]. - The emergence of Linyi and Jining as trillion-yuan cities will create a stable structure among Shandong's three economic circles, addressing regional development imbalances and injecting stronger momentum into the province's high-quality development [13][14].