制造业是"压舱石"。作为山东制造业核心承载地，潍坊以27家国家级、204家省级制造业单项冠军的雄 厚实力，连续五年稳居山东省首位，"冠军之城"地位稳固。潍坊工业体系完备，在全国41个工业行业大 类中，潍坊拥有37个，涵盖全部31个制造业行业，规上工业产值突破1.2万亿元，培育出潍柴、歌尔等 一批占据全球市场制高点的领军企业。通过构建梯度培育体系和"9+3+N"产业链协同机制，潍坊在动力 装备、智能农机等国家级产业集群持续发力，2025年新增授权发明专利4378件，研发投入强度领先全 国。 2月25日，潍坊全市工作动员大会召开，吹响奋进号角。大会上，潍坊市委书记刘运将"抓实体经济"置 于"六个坚定不移"首位，清晰指明了这座工业强市的进阶路径。 冲击万亿城，根基在实体，关键靠产业。从数据看，2025年，潍坊交出了生产总值8587.36亿元、同比 增长5.5%的"成绩单"，为冲刺万亿目标奠定坚实基础。这份底气，深植于实体经济的坚实根基。 服务业是"加速器"。"十四五"期间，潍坊服务业增加值突破4100亿元，2025年第三产业增加值达 4321.96亿元、增长6.5%，成为拉动经济的核心动能。2025年，通过600余 ...

尽管徐州以不到43亿元的微弱差距与预期中的"2025年GDP破万亿"擦肩而过，江苏未如网友所想，"从'苏A'到'苏F'齐聚'万亿俱乐部'"，但徐州求 真务实、注重发展质量的政绩观得到舆论赞赏，江苏坐拥5座万亿城市，数量仍居各省（区）之首。而从全国主要城市当前的经济体量以及发展态 势看，今后5年"苏大强"大概率将保持各省（区）中万亿城市数量第一，领先优势甚至有可能扩大。 2025年，随着温州、大连携手晋级，中国大陆的万亿城市达到29座，包括4大直辖市，11个省会城市，4个计划单列市，以及10个普通地级市。除 直辖市外的25城分布在13个省，广东有4座，山东、浙江各3座，福建2座，川、豫、鄂、湘、皖、冀、陕、辽各一座，而以江苏最多。 广东的经济总量已连续37年保持各省份第一，但与江苏相比，省域经济的集中度较高，深圳、广州、佛山、东莞4座万亿城市的GDP合计约占全省 （共21市）的66%，"第五城"惠州近年的经济增速持续高于全省，已被赋予"新增长极""经济大市"的定位，但其2025年的体量为6300多亿，破万亿 尚需时日。 2025年，山东潍坊GDP预计达到8600亿，浙江绍兴、嘉兴、金华分别为8932亿、7851 ...

"不能被数字所累" 地处江苏西北部的徐州，是苏北地区经济实力最强的城市，在江苏省内GDP长期位居第六。前五的苏 州、南京、无锡、南通、常州均是万亿城市。 21世纪经济报道记者陈归辞 徐州2025年经济数据揭晓，与"万亿城市"一步之遥。 2024年徐州GDP已达9537亿元，距离万亿大关仅一步之遥，这让外界对其 2025 年冲关万亿目标充满期 待。 不过，在1月21日举行的徐州市第十七届人民代表大会第六次会议上，政府工作报告仅披露 GDP 增长 5.8% 左右，没有提及明确的GDP数字。 当天，徐州市委书记宋乐伟在参加铜山区代表团讨论时，特别回应了"万亿"话题。据新华日报·交汇点 新闻报道，宋乐伟表示："不要纠结于这个数字，不能被数字所累。" 这也为徐州未跻身万亿城市作出了铺垫。 需求端看，徐州第一、第二、第三产业投资均出现明显下降。2025年徐州固定资产投资同比下降 11.9%，低于全国同比下降3.8%的平均水平。分产业看，第一产业投资下降27.4%，第二产业投资下降 早在2021年，徐州在"十四五"规划中就提出"到2025年，地区生产总值突破1万亿元"。其后，这一目标 连续四年被写入徐州市政府工作报告。在2 ...

Core Viewpoint - The economic performance of various provinces in China shows significant growth, with Guangdong leading in GDP, while several provinces are experiencing rapid growth rates, indicating a diverse economic landscape across the country [3]. Group 1: GDP Rankings - Guangdong Province leads with a GDP of 14.58 trillion yuan, maintaining its position for 37 consecutive years [3]. - Jiangsu Province's GDP has surpassed 14 trillion yuan for the first time, narrowing the gap with Guangdong [3]. - Shandong Province has also crossed the 10 trillion yuan mark, becoming the third province to do so [3]. - Zhejiang Province's GDP reached 9.45 trillion yuan, with a notable contribution from the tertiary sector [3]. - Four provinces, including Sichuan, Henan, Hubei, and Fujian, have GDPs in the 6 trillion yuan range, marking significant economic milestones [3]. Group 2: Economic Growth Rates - Tibet leads the nation with a 7% economic growth rate, achieving a historic GDP milestone of over 300 billion yuan [5]. - Gansu follows with a projected GDP growth rate of 5.8% by 2025 [6]. - Henan and Hebei are tied for the third position with growth rates of 5.6% [7]. - Notably, Henan has the highest growth rate among major provinces, achieving significant growth on a large economic scale [8]. - Several provinces, including Shandong, Zhejiang, Sichuan, Hubei, Anhui, and Xinjiang, have growth rates of 5.5% [9]. Group 3: Urban Economic Performance - The number of "trillion-yuan cities" in China has increased to 29, with cities like Wenzhou and Dalian recently surpassing this threshold [10]. - The list includes four direct-controlled municipalities: Beijing, Shanghai, Tianjin, and Chongqing [10]. - Eleven provincial capital cities and several other cities have also reached the trillion-yuan GDP mark, indicating robust urban economic development [10].

徐州市委书记宋乐伟在参加徐州两会铜山区代表团讨论时，就万亿话题表示"实事求是，顺其自然"。宋乐伟进一步表示，要树立正确政绩 观，"不要纠结于这个数字，不能被数字所累。" 徐州以煤起家，是一座老工业城市，也是苏北及整个淮海经济区经济体量最高的城市。2024年徐州GDP达9537.12亿元，被认为是江苏新的"万 亿城市"有力候选城市。根据今年徐州两会公布的消息，2025年徐州GDP预计增速5.8％左右，若根据此测算，2025年徐州GDP将突破万亿元。 江苏区域现代化研究院特约研究员张春龙在接受21世纪经济报道记者采访时表示，徐州对"万亿之城"的淡化，实则反映其开始关注可持续内生 增长。徐州2024年GDP已接近万亿，但政府的关注点已明显从"冲线"转向如何深化"343"创新产业集群、推动传统产业智能化。这表明，城市 竞争的焦点正从体量转向发展模式的健康度与可持续性。 老工业城市重塑产业根基 徐州是江苏新万亿之城的有力候选，如果2025年徐州GDP破万亿，江苏将拥有6座万亿之城。尽管外界高度关注万亿之城的竞争，徐州市政府 近期表态"实事求是、顺其自然"，强调GDP数字不是唯一标准，为城市发展定下稳健基调。 21世纪经 ...

来源： 央视新闻 #主播说联播#【#万亿城市再扩容#】近日，各地陆续揭晓2025年经济"成绩单"。城市能级跃升，北京 GDP首破5万亿元大关，成为全国第二个"5万亿之城"；上海GDP突破5.6万亿元，继续稳居全国榜首。 省份梯队扩容，山东GDP首次站上10万亿元台阶，成为全国第三个"10万亿之省"。浙江温州、辽宁大 连，经济总量双双迈过万亿元门槛，至此，全国"万亿之城"已扩容至29个。从中国经济总量突破140万 亿元，到一座座拔地而起的"万亿之城"，这些不断刷新的数字，托起的是万家灯火，撑起的是发展信 心。站在"十五五"的新起点，中国未来可期！ ...

Core Insights - The number of "trillion-yuan cities" in China has increased to 29, with notable cities like Shanghai, Beijing, and newly added cities such as Wenzhou and Dalian [1][2][3] Group 1: Economic Growth and City Rankings - Dalian has achieved a GDP of 1,000.21 billion yuan in 2025, marking it as the first "trillion-yuan city" in Northeast China [2][13] - Wenzhou's GDP is projected to surpass 1 trillion yuan, making it the third "trillion-yuan city" in Zhejiang province [2][12] - Shanghai's GDP is expected to reach 56,708.71 billion yuan in 2025, while Beijing's GDP is projected at 52,073.4 billion yuan, both showing a growth rate of 5.4% [5][6][7] Group 2: Regional Distribution and Characteristics - The 29 "trillion-yuan cities" include 4 municipalities, 11 provincial capitals, 4 separately planned cities, and 10 prefecture-level cities, with a majority located in southern China [3][4] - Jiangsu and Guangdong are the provinces with the highest number of "trillion-yuan cities," with 5 and 4 cities respectively [3][4] Group 3: Economic Strategies and Innovations - Shanghai is focusing on industrial growth, with significant increases in sectors like transportation equipment and electrical machinery [7][8] - Beijing is emphasizing quality over quantity in its economic development, particularly in the information technology sector [9] - Guangzhou is investing heavily in advanced manufacturing, with industrial investment rising from 103 billion yuan in 2020 to 171.1 billion yuan in 2024 [10][11] Group 4: Future Prospects for Emerging Cities - Cities like Xuzhou, Shenyang, and Shaoxing are nearing the "trillion-yuan" threshold, with Xuzhou's GDP projected to grow by 5.8% and Shenyang's GDP at 9,027.1 billion yuan [18][19] - The transition from 800 billion to 1 trillion yuan requires a focus on innovation and industrial integration, aiming for a comprehensive enhancement of urban competitiveness [20]

Core Insights - The number of "trillion-yuan cities" in China has increased to 29, with cities like Shanghai and Beijing leading the way in GDP growth [1][2][4] - The economic scale of these cities enhances their ability to mobilize resources and drive development [1][2] Group 1: Overview of "Trillion-Yuan Cities" - Dalian has officially entered the "trillion-yuan city" category with a GDP of 1,002.1 billion yuan in 2025, marking it as the first in Northeast China [2][12] - Wenzhou has also crossed the trillion-yuan threshold, becoming the third in Zhejiang province after Hangzhou and Ningbo [2] - The list of 29 "trillion-yuan cities" includes 4 municipalities, 11 provincial capitals, 4 sub-provincial cities, and 10 prefecture-level cities, showcasing a diverse geographical distribution [2][3] Group 2: Economic Performance and Growth Rates - Shanghai's GDP is projected to reach 56,708.71 billion yuan in 2025, while Beijing's is expected to be 52,073.4 billion yuan, both growing at a rate of 5.4% [4][5] - The growth rates of Shanghai and Beijing exceed the national GDP growth rate of 5% [5] - Wenzhou's GDP is anticipated to grow by 6.1%, reflecting strong economic resilience [11] Group 3: Sectoral Contributions and Innovations - Shanghai's industrial output is expected to grow by 5.0%, with significant contributions from sectors like transportation equipment manufacturing, which grew by 15.8% [7][8] - Beijing focuses on information technology and digital economy, achieving substantial growth despite a reduction in traditional manufacturing [9] - Shenzhen's GDP is projected to approach 4 trillion yuan by 2025, driven by advanced manufacturing and innovation [10] Group 4: Future Prospects for Emerging Cities - Cities like Xuzhou, Shenyang, and Shaoxing are nearing the trillion-yuan mark, with Xuzhou's GDP growth expected around 5.8% [17][18] - The focus for these cities is on innovation, industrial upgrades, and enhancing overall competitiveness to achieve high-quality development [19]

Core Insights - The number of "trillion-yuan cities" in China has increased to 28, with Wenzhou recently announcing its GDP has surpassed 1 trillion yuan, indicating a significant expansion in urban economic power [1] - These cities are seen as key growth engines for regional economic development, with a notable shift in the competitive landscape as cities set ambitious economic targets for the future [1][3] Group 1: Economic Growth and Development - The overall number of "trillion-yuan cities" is expanding, with cities like Beijing becoming the second "five trillion city" after Shanghai, while others like Qingdao and Zhengzhou aim for 2 trillion yuan, and Wuhan, Chengdu, and Hangzhou target 3 trillion yuan [1] - The construction of urban clusters is accelerating, with cities from various regions such as the Yangtze River Delta and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area making the list, showcasing a new pattern of coordinated regional economic development [1][3] Group 2: City Strategies and Innovations - Different cities are employing unique strategies for growth; for instance, Beijing focuses on developing strategic emerging industries, while Wenzhou emphasizes strengthening its industrial base and fostering new industries [3] - A common success factor among these cities is the presence of a well-rounded industrial system that includes high-end manufacturing, modern services, and technological innovation, reflecting the resilience and vitality of China's economy [3][4] Group 3: Market Potential and Future Goals - China is recognized as the world's largest potential market, with domestic consumption projected to contribute over 67% to economic growth by 2025, highlighting the importance of creating vibrant urban environments to enhance public well-being [6] - The goal for GDP per capita to exceed $20,000 by 2035 necessitates an average annual growth rate of 4.17%, placing significant responsibility on major economic hubs to leverage their advantages for new productive forces [6] Group 4: Competitive Landscape and Future Outlook - The competition among cities is evolving from mere scale to the ability to form irreplaceable industrial clusters and innovation ecosystems in key emerging sectors [7] - Cities must focus on their unique strengths and regional cooperation to effectively contribute to high-quality development, ensuring that both leading and emerging cities play a role in the broader economic narrative [7]

Core Viewpoint - Wenzhou is projected to surpass a GDP of 1 trillion yuan by 2025, becoming the third city in Zhejiang province to achieve this milestone, following Hangzhou and Ningbo [1] Economic Growth - As of November 2025, Wenzhou has a total of 1.564 million registered private enterprises and individual businesses, with private industrial enterprises contributing 90.8% to the industrial output [1] - The city's GDP growth is supported by a steady improvement in industrial capabilities, with a focus on the "strong industrial city" strategy [1] Industry Development - Wenzhou is advancing both traditional industry transformation and the cultivation of emerging industries, optimizing its industrial structure [1] - By 2025, the industrial output value of five traditional advantageous industries and five emerging leading industries is expected to grow by 11.4% and 12.6%, respectively [1]