全国31省经济数据出炉，东部巩固经济“压舱石”作用中西部稳中求进

Economic Overview - By the end of January 2026, all 31 provinces in China had released their 2025 economic data, with GDP rankings remaining stable except for Chongqing surpassing Liaoning[4] - In 2025, the GDP growth rate for Tibet led the nation, while 18 provinces exceeded the national average growth rate of 5.0%, a decrease of 3 from 2024[4] Eastern Region - The eastern region accounted for over 50% of the national GDP, with Guangdong, Jiangsu, and Shandong remaining the top three provinces; Shandong's GDP surpassed 10 trillion for the first time[5] - Guangdong's GDP represented over 10% of the national total, with a new economy value-added ratio of 26.7% and high-tech manufacturing accounting for 34.7% of industrial output[6] Central Region - The central region's total economic output reached 29.91 trillion, with Henan, Hubei, and Anhui leading in growth rates of 5.6%, 5.5%, and 5.5% respectively[10] - In 2025, Henan's strategic emerging industries accounted for over 25% of industrial value-added, significantly contributing to economic stability[10] Western Region - The western region saw most provinces exceed the national average growth rate, with Tibet's growth rate at the top and its GDP surpassing 300 billion for the first time[14] - Gansu's industrial output increased by 9.5%, driven by a 19.5% growth in the non-ferrous metal smelting industry, benefiting from new industry demands[14] Northeast Region - The Northeast region, led by Liaoning, faced significant challenges with a notable decline in economic growth, as it was surpassed by Chongqing in GDP ranking[15] - Liaoning's industrial output growth was only 0.6%, far below the national average of 5.9%, indicating difficulties in transitioning traditional industries[15]