转自：汕头发布 近日，全国特大镇研究课题组联合千强瞪羚企业认证咨询中心等机构发布了最新镇域经济研究成果《中国特大镇研究报告2025》（以下简称"《报 告》"）。《报告》同步发布了"2025年中国特大镇综合实力前100名""2025年中国特大镇发展潜力前100名"等2份榜单。 汕头市潮阳区谷饶镇上榜 "2025年中国特大镇综合实力前100名" 第94名 汕头市澄海区莲下镇上榜 "2025年中国特大镇发展潜力前100名" 澄海区莲下镇 | | | | 2025年中国特大镇综合实力前100名 | | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 位次 | 省 | 賃 | 位次 | 省 | सेन | | 1 | 江苏 | 昆山市玉山镇 | 51 | 浙江 | 诸暨市店口镇 | | 2 | 厂 东 | 佛山市南海区狮山镇 | 52 | 江苏 | 无锡市惠山区洛社镇 | | 3 | 江苏 | 张家港市杨舍镇 | 53 | 江苏 | 张家港市塘桥镇 | | 4 | 厂东 | 东莞市长安镇 | 54 | 广东 | 佛山市南海区西樵镇 | | 5 | 厂东 | 佛山市顺德区北滘镇 | 5 ...

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仅用全国不到1%的土地，便贡献了约6.3%的GDP——这是全国701个特大镇交出的"经济效率答卷"。 最新发布的《中国特大镇研究报告2025》（以下简称"《报告》"）显示，全国特大镇的单位面积经济产出已达全国平均水平的10.5倍，"镇域经济"正日益成 为区域经济增长的重要引擎。 "以平均镇域地区生产总值85亿元计算，这一水平已超越中西部不少县域经济体量，充分展现了'镇域经济'的独特活力。"全国特大镇研究课题组负责人在接 受《中国经营报》记者采访时表示。 作为连接城乡融合发展的关键节点，特大镇在区域发展中的战略地位日益凸显。为全面、科学反映我国特大镇的发展水平和质量，并推动高成长企业与特大 镇良性互动、实现产业升级，全国特大镇研究课题组联合千强瞪羚企业认证咨询中心等机构，近日在北京发布了最新镇域经济研究成果《报告》。《报告》 同步发布了"2025年中国特大镇综合实力前100名"和"2025年中国特大镇发展潜力前100名"两份榜单。 "这些特大镇区位优势明显、产业基础扎实，通过产业集群发展，形成了规模经济、范围经济与创新经济的叠加效应。"课题组负责人向记者表示。 从产业类型看，我国特大镇经济发展呈现多元化特征，主 ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the emergence of Dongguan's Chang'an Town as a significant player in the smartphone manufacturing industry, contributing to the establishment of "billion towns" in Guangdong province [1][2][3] - The "billion towns" phenomenon reflects the economic vitality of Guangdong, with a focus on industrial clusters driven by leading enterprises [2][5] Group 1: Economic Development - Chang'an Town has developed a "2+3" industrial structure, with a trillion-level electronic information industry and a 500 billion-level hardware mold industry, alongside three emerging industries valued at over 100 billion [3] - The average GDP per capita of the six "billion towns" in 2024 exceeds 200,000 yuan, with an average GDP per unit area of 86,000 yuan per square kilometer [3] Group 2: Industrial Clusters - The success of the "billion towns" is attributed to the establishment of industrial clusters, with each town typically having at least one or two representative industry clusters [2][5] - Dongguan's Chang'an has become the world's largest smartphone production base, supported by a complete supply chain and manufacturing system [3] Group 3: Future Prospects - Guangdong's "Hundred Million Project" aims to elevate the economic potential of towns, with a focus on creating more economic strongholds in less developed areas [6][7] - The next potential "billion town" is likely to emerge from Dongguan or Foshan, with current GDP figures indicating strong competition [6][7]

Core Insights - The annual "Double Eleven" shopping season is approaching, and specialized industrial towns in Huzhou, Zhejiang Province, such as "Children's Clothing Capital" Zhili Town and "Beauty Town" Daixi Town, are gearing up to seize sales opportunities [1][2]. Group 1: Children's Clothing Industry - A children's clothing company in Zhili Town has started live streaming to promote products, highlighting the comfort and suitability of their clothing for different temperatures [1]. - The company is experiencing a surge in order volume, with daily shipments reaching approximately 10,000 orders, and has increased staffing in warehouses to handle the anticipated peak during "Double Eleven" [2]. - Northern consumers prefer thicker, lined clothing, while Southern consumers are still purchasing single-layer autumn styles [2]. Group 2: Beauty and Personal Care Industry - A beauty and personal care company in Daixi Town has implemented 24-hour production since October, resulting in a nearly doubled production volume, reaching daily outputs of 70 to 80 tons [4]. - The company has expanded its product line from kitchen towels to facial towels and bath towels, establishing a modern intelligent digital factory [5]. - The company has successfully penetrated overseas markets, with foreign trade orders accounting for over 15% of total sales, exporting to countries such as South Korea, Japan, the United States, and Europe [8]. Group 3: Economic Impact - The vibrant economic activity in these towns reflects the dynamic nature of local industries, which are not only focused on product sales but also on driving employment and regional economic development through capacity optimization and market expansion [8].

Core Insights - Guangdong is leading the development of "billion-yuan towns," with three out of six such towns in China, showcasing its strong regional economic capabilities [1][3] - The "Hundred Counties, Thousand Towns, Ten Thousand Villages High-Quality Development Project" aims to enhance regional coordination and economic growth [1][9] - The emergence of "billion-yuan towns" is attributed to a supportive environment for grassroots entrepreneurship and industrial evolution [3][7] Group 1: Development of "Billion-Yuan Towns" - Guangdong has three "billion-yuan towns," including Shishan, which was the first in China to exceed a GDP of 100 billion yuan and a population of over one million [3][5] - The strategic decision in 2005 to designate Shishan as an "industrial hub" led to significant economic growth through the establishment of a local automotive supply chain [5][6] - The rapid development of towns like Beijiao and Chang'an has been driven by their industrial bases and the presence of major companies [5][6] Group 2: Economic Strategies and Initiatives - The "Hundred Thousand Project" emphasizes "one town, one product" to stimulate local industries and enhance rural economic development [1][11] - Guangdong is implementing a new model for industrial parks that integrates government, community, and enterprise efforts to optimize land use and boost economic activity [11][12] - The province encourages cross-regional collaboration to enhance industrial chains and reduce costs, as seen in the ceramic industry [12][14] Group 3: Challenges and Future Directions - Despite successes, Guangdong's town economies face challenges such as insufficient industrial chain resilience and talent shortages [14][15] - The shift from isolated town advantages to a collaborative regional approach is evident in initiatives like the "Hydrogen Corridor" project [16][17] - The ongoing implementation of the "Hundred Thousand Project" aims to elevate the economic potential of towns, fostering a new era of urbanization [18][19]

Core Insights - The 2025 National Top 1,000 Towns list has been released, with Guangdong province having 134 towns listed, an increase of 10 from the previous year, indicating a continued growth trend in regional comprehensive strength [2][3][5] Summary by Categories Overall Ranking - Guangdong ranks third in the number of towns listed, following Jiangsu and Zhejiang [3][5] - The top 10 and top 30 rankings include 3 and 11 towns from Guangdong respectively, with major cities like Guangzhou, Foshan, Zhuhai, and Dongguan contributing significantly [3][4] Regional Distribution - The eastern region of China leads with a total of 790 towns, accounting for nearly 80% of the total, with Jiangsu having 249, Zhejiang 197, and Guangdong 134 [5][6] Town Contributions - Dongguan has the highest representation with 28 towns, followed by Guangzhou (25), Foshan (20), Zhongshan (13), Zhaoqing (12), and Zhuhai (10) [7][8] Economic Indicators - The report indicates that the total area of the top 1,000 towns reached 118,500 square kilometers, representing 1.23% of the national land area [20] - The total resident population of these towns is approximately 92.6 million, making up 6.58% of the national population, which is over 22 million more than the registered population [21] - There are 92,635 industrial enterprises in these towns, accounting for 18.78% of the national total [21] - The average public budget revenue per town is 629 million yuan, highlighting their role as significant contributors to the national industrial economy [22] Evaluation Framework - The comprehensive strength index for towns includes five primary indicators: economic development, innovation vitality, development potential, ecological livability, and quality of life, with a total of 26 secondary indicators [18][19]

Core Insights - Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Guangdong are the leading provinces in China's township economy, as highlighted in the "China Township High-Quality Development Report 2025" [1][4] - By the end of 2024, there will be six towns in China with a GDP exceeding 100 billion yuan, with Guangdong having the highest number at three [1][8] - The top 500 towns in China are predominantly located in economically strong provinces, accounting for 57.8% of the total list [1][2] Provincial Distribution - The top five provinces with the most towns in the 500 strong list are Jiangsu (122), Zhejiang (86), Guangdong (81), Shandong (48), and Fujian (32) [2][3] - Central and North China follow, with Anhui leading in the central region with 29 towns, while Hebei leads in North China with 17 towns [2][3] Economic Characteristics - The strong performance of towns in the southeastern coastal regions is attributed to geographical advantages and a mature market economy, supported by favorable policies [4][13] - Towns like Suzhou's Yushan and Yangshe are examples of how integration into the Yangtze River Delta industrial system fosters rapid development [6][13] - Guizhou's Maotai Town stands out as the only town in the central and western regions to reach the "100 billion yuan" status, with a GDP of 1,635 billion yuan in 2024 [8] Regional Disparities - Despite the success of strong towns, there is a significant imbalance in regional development, with many towns lacking industrial foundations and innovation capabilities [9][11] - In Henan, half of the 18 strong towns are concentrated in Zhengzhou, reflecting the "strong north, weak south" economic pattern [9][11] - Guangdong's strong towns are also geographically concentrated, with 79 out of 81 located in the Pearl River Delta, indicating uneven development even within economically active regions [11] Development Strategies - The rise of leading towns is primarily driven by their proximity to major cities, allowing them to access essential resources [13] - Guangdong has initiated the "High-Quality Development Project for 100 Counties, 1,000 Towns, and 10,000 Villages" to promote coordinated regional development and enhance the strength of county-level economies [13][14] - Experts suggest that towns should focus on specialization in specific sectors to become "single champions" in their respective fields [14]

Core Viewpoint - The provincial and county governments are actively implementing the spirit of the 8th Provincial Party Committee's 7th Plenary Session, focusing on enhancing people's livelihoods and addressing public needs through effective measures [2][3][4]. Group 1: Implementation of Policies - Various cities and counties are committed to deepening the understanding of the significance of the plenary session and are planning specific measures to ensure the implementation of its goals [2][3]. - Five Finger Mountain City emphasizes the importance of balancing economic development with the improvement of people's livelihoods, focusing on basic, inclusive, and safety-oriented social services [2]. - Lingao County aims to develop a "township economy" that promotes economic collaboration among towns, translating the plenary session's spirit into tangible benefits for the community [3]. Group 2: Focus Areas for Development - TunCheng County is prioritizing high-quality development by enhancing industrial layout and attracting quality enterprises, while also addressing gaps in education, healthcare, and elderly care [4]. - Changjiang Li Autonomous County is focused on improving social security fairness and expanding basic public services to enhance the overall quality of life for residents [4]. - Qiongzhong Li and Miao Autonomous County is committed to promoting the plenary session's spirit through extensive training and educational initiatives for local leaders [5]. Group 3: Community Engagement and Cultural Promotion - Baisha Li Autonomous County is working on enhancing its investment attraction efforts while focusing on the needs of vulnerable groups, such as the elderly and low-income families [6]. - The county is also dedicated to promoting local culture by leveraging intangible cultural heritage, which can contribute to community well-being and social cohesion [6].

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China Township Comprehensive Competitiveness Report highlights the strong performance of towns in Changsha, Hunan, with three towns making it to the top 100 in Central China, showcasing their economic vitality and development strategies [1][2]. Group 1: Rankings and Competitiveness - Three towns from Changsha, Hunan, ranked in the 2025 China Central Region Comprehensive Competitiveness Top 100: Huanghua Town, Yong'an Town, and Dongyang Town [1][2]. - Huanghua Town is recognized as the top town in Central China, followed by Yong'an and Dongyang, indicating a significant rise in their comprehensive strength over the past three years [3][11]. Group 2: Economic Development Strategies - Huanghua Town is developing a robust economic framework by leveraging its strategic location and infrastructure, including the expansion of Huanghua International Airport, which is expected to enhance its economic engine [3][11]. - Yong'an Town has established itself as a hub for the furniture industry, with 116 furniture manufacturers and over 1,000 employees, attracting significant investment and attention from industry leaders [6][11]. - Dongyang Town is focusing on attracting upstream and downstream enterprises in the consumer electronics sector, utilizing the presence of major companies like Lens Technology to create a strong industrial ecosystem [8][11]. Group 3: Infrastructure and Community Development - The construction of the T3 terminal at Huanghua International Airport is part of a broader initiative to enhance the region's transportation network, which includes multiple modes of transport [3][11]. - Community initiatives in towns like Yong'an and Dongyang are improving living conditions and attracting tourism, with developments in rural infrastructure and local attractions [15][17].