31省份去年GDP成绩单：西藏增速领跑，重庆总量进位

Economic Rankings - The overall GDP rankings of the 31 provinces in China remain stable, with only Chongqing surpassing Liaoning, marking a significant change [1][10] - In 2025, Chongqing's GDP is projected to be 33,757.93 billion, while Liaoning's is 33,182.9 billion, indicating a lead of 575 billion for Chongqing [10][14] Economic Growth Rates - Tibet continues to lead the nation in economic growth, achieving a GDP growth rate of 7.0% in 2025, with significant contributions from major infrastructure projects [2][6] - Other provinces with notable growth rates include Gansu (5.8%), Henan (5.6%), and Hebei (5.6%), driven by factors such as large-scale infrastructure, resource development, and the manufacturing of new energy vehicles [2] Industrial Performance - In 2025, Tibet's secondary industry is expected to see an increase in value added of 1,156.24 billion, growing by 9.6%, supported by resource processing and clean energy development [7] - Gansu's industrial output is projected to grow by 9.5%, with significant contributions from the non-ferrous metals, power, and petrochemical industries [8] - Chongqing's industrial value added is expected to grow by 5.9%, with the smart connected vehicle industry contributing significantly, particularly in new energy vehicle production [12] Regional Comparisons - The economic performance of Chongqing and Liaoning highlights a contrast, with Chongqing's industrial transformation leading to higher growth compared to Liaoning's stagnation in industrial output [11][12] - Yunnan is on track to potentially surpass Liaoning, with a GDP of 32,765.78 billion in 2025, indicating a narrowing gap due to lower growth rates in Liaoning [13] Historical Context - The surpassing of Liaoning by Chongqing is seen as a milestone, reflecting the shift in economic power from the Northeast to the Southwest region of China, marking a significant change in the historical economic landscape [15]