Long press the QR code or click "Read Original" to register. 30+ industry experts, 100+ B2B platform founders, 800+ manufacturer and distributor friends, gather in Fuzhou to discuss the internet transformation path of the FMCG industry. Latest Tier Classification of Chinese Cities: Which Tier Does Your Hometown Belong To?
First-tier cities (5) Beijing | National political, cultural, and educational center Shanghai | National economic center Guangzhou | Economically developed, China's third largest city Shenzhen | Economically developed, special economic zone city Tianjin | Important economic port Second-tier developed cities (8) Hangzhou | Economically developed, sub-provincial, strong provincial capital Nanjing | Economically developed, sub-provincial, strong provincial capital Jinan | Economically developed, sub-provincial, strong provincial capital Chongqing | Municipality, western central city Qingdao | Economically developed, separately listed city Dalian | Economically developed, separately listed city Ningbo | Economically developed, separately listed city Xiamen | Economically developed, separately listed city Second-tier moderately developed cities (15) Chengdu | Good economic development, regional center, sub-provincial capital Wuhan | Good economic development, regional center, sub-provincial capital Harbin | Good economic development, regional center, sub-provincial capital Shenyang | Good economic development, regional center, sub-provincial capital Xi'an | Regional center, sub-provincial capital Changchun | Regional center, sub-provincial capital Changsha | Good economic development, prefecture-level provincial capital Fuzhou | Good economic development, prefecture-level provincial capital Zhengzhou | Good economic development, prefecture-level provincial capital Shijiazhuang | Good economic development, prefecture-level provincial capital Suzhou | Strong economic city, strongest prefecture-level city in China Foshan | Strong economic city Dongguan | Strong economic city Wuxi | Strong economic city Yantai | Strong economic city Taiyuan | Strong economic city, prefecture-level provincial capital Second-tier weaker developed cities Hefei | Prefecture-level provincial capital Nanchang | Prefecture-level provincial capital Nanning | Prefecture-level provincial capital Kunming | Prefecture-level provincial capital Wenzhou | Important economic city Zibo | Important industrial city Tangshan | Hebei's strong economic city Third-tier cities Urumqi | Capital of Xinjiang Autonomous Region Guiyang | Guizhou provincial capital Haikou | Hainan provincial capital Lanzhou | Gansu provincial capital Yinchuan | Capital of Ningxia Autonomous Region Xining | Qinghai provincial capital Hohhot | Capital of Inner Mongolia Quanzhou | Fujian's strongest economic city Baotou | Inner Mongolia's largest city, second strongest economy Nantong | Jiangsu's strong economic city Daqing | Heilongjiang's strong economic city Xuzhou | Jiangsu's strong economic city Weifang | Shandong's strong economic city Changzhou | Jiangsu's strong economic city Ordos | Inner Mongolia's strongest economic city Shaoxing | Zhejiang's strong economic city Jining | Shandong's strong economic city Yancheng | Jiangsu's strong economic city Handan | Hebei's third strongest economic city Linyi | Shandong's strong economic city Luoyang | Henan's strong economic city, ancient capital Dongying | Shandong's strong economic city Yangzhou | Jiangsu's strong economic city Taizhou | Zhejiang's strong economic city Jiaxing | Zhejiang's strong economic city Cangzhou | Hebei's strong economic city Yulin | Shaanxi's second strongest economic city Taizhou | Jiangsu's strong economic city Zhenjiang | Jiangsu's strong economic city Kunshan | First in national top 100 counties Jiangyin | Second in national top 100 counties Zhangjiagang | Third in national top 100 counties Yiwu | Zhejiang's strong economic county-level city Jinhua | Zhejiang's strong economic city Baoding | Hebei's strong economic city Jilin | Jilin's second strongest economic city Anshan | Liaoning's third strongest economic city Tai'an | Shandong's strong economic city Yichang | Hubei's second strongest economic city Xiangyang | Hubei's third strongest economic city Zhongshan | Guangdong's strong economic city Huizhou | Guangdong's strong economic city Nanyang | Henan's strong economic city Weihai | Shandong's strong economic city Dezhou | Shandong's strong economic city Yueyang | Hunan's second strongest economic city Liaocheng | Shandong's strong economic city Changde | Hunan's strong economic city Zhangzhou | Fujian's fourth strongest economic city Binzhou | Shandong's strong economic city Maoming | Guangdong's strong economic city Huai'an | Jiangsu's strong economic city Jiangmen | Guangdong's strong economic city Wuhu | Anhui's second strongest economic city Zhanjiang | Guangdong's strong economic city Langfang | Hebei's strong economic city Heze | Shandong's strong economic city Liuzhou | Guangxi's second strongest economic city Baoji | Shaanxi's second largest city, fourth strongest economy Zhuhai | Special economic zone, Guangdong's tenth strongest economic city Mianyang | Sichuan's second largest city Fourth-tier cities Zhuzhou | Hunan's fifth strongest economic city Zaozhuang | Shandong's fifteenth strongest economic city Xuchang | Henan's fourth strongest economic city Tongliao | Inner Mongolia's fourth strongest economic city Huzhou | Zhejiang's eighth strongest economic city Xinxiang | Henan's fifth strongest economic city Xianyang | Shaanxi's third strongest economic city Songyuan | Jilin's third strongest economic city Lianyungang | Jiangsu's twelfth strongest economic city Anyang | Henan's sixth strongest economic city Zhoukou | Henan's seventh strongest economic city Jiaozuo | Henan's eighth strongest economic city Chifeng | Inner Mongolia's fifth strongest economic city Xingtai | Hebei's seventh strongest economic city Chenzhou | Hunan's sixth strongest economic city Suqian | Jiangsu's thirteenth strongest economic city Ganzhou | Jiangxi's second strongest economic city Pingdingshan | Henan's ninth strongest economic city Guilin | Guangxi's third strongest economic city Zhaoqing | Guangdong's eleventh strongest economic city Qujing | Yunnan's second strongest economic city Jiujiang | Jiangxi's third strongest economic city Shangqiu | Henan's tenth strongest economic city Shantou | Guangdong's twelfth strongest economic city Xinyang | Henan's eleventh strongest economic city Zhumadian | Henan's twelfth strongest economic city Yingkou | Liaoning's fourth strongest economic city Jieyang | Guangdong's thirteenth strongest economic city Longyan | Fujian's fifth strongest economic city Anqing | Anhui's third strongest economic city Rizhao | Shandong's fifteenth strongest economic city Zunyi | Guizhou's second strongest economic city Sanming | Fujian's sixth strongest economic city Hulunbuir | Inner Mongolia's sixth strongest economic city Changzhi | Shanxi's second strongest economic city Xiangtan | Hunan's seventh strongest economic city Deyang | Sichuan's third strongest economic city Nanchong | Sichuan prefecture-level city Leshan | Sichuan prefecture-level city Dazhou | Sichuan prefecture-level city Panjin | Liaoning prefecture-level city Yan'an | Shaanxi prefecture-level city Shangrao | Jiangxi prefecture-level city Jinzhou | Liaoning prefecture-level city Yichun | Jiangxi prefecture-level city Yibin | Sichuan prefecture-level city Zhangjiakou | Hebei prefecture-level city Ma'anshan | Anhui prefecture-level city Lüliang | Shanxi prefecture-level city Fushun | Liaoning prefecture-level city Linfen | Shanxi prefecture-level city Weinan | Shaanxi prefecture-level city Kaifeng | Henan prefecture-level city, ancient capital Putian | Fujian prefecture-level city Jingzhou | Hubei prefecture-level city Huanggang | Hubei prefecture-level city Siping | Jilin prefecture-level city Chengde | Hebei prefecture-level city Qiqihar | Heilongjiang prefecture-level city Sanmenxia | Henan prefecture-level city Qinhuangdao | Hebei prefecture-level city Benxi | Liaoning prefecture-level city Yulin | Guangxi prefecture-level city Xiaogan | Hubei prefecture-level city Mudanjiang | Heilongjiang prefecture-level city Jingmen | Hubei prefecture-level city Ningde | Hunan prefecture-level city Yuncheng | Shanxi prefecture-level city Suihua | Heilongjiang prefecture-level Yongzhou | Hunan prefecture-level city Huaihua | Hunan prefecture-level city, largest city in western Hunan Huangshi | Hubei prefecture-level city Luzhou | Sichuan prefecture-level city Qingyuan | Guangdong prefecture-level city Shaoyang | Hunan prefecture-level city Hengshui | Hebei prefecture-level city Yiyang | Hunan prefecture-level city Dandong | Liaoning prefecture-level city, China's largest port city Tieling | Liaoning prefecture-level city Jincheng | Shanxi prefecture-level city Shuozhou | Shanxi prefecture-level city Ji'an | Jiangxi prefecture-level city Loudi | Hunan prefecture-level city Yuxi | Yunnan prefecture-level city Liaoyang | Liaoning prefecture-level city Nanping | Fujian prefecture-level city Puyang | Henan prefecture-level city Jinzhong | Shanxi prefecture-level city Ziyang | Sichuan prefecture-level city Dujiangyan | Sichuan county-level city Panzhihua | Sichuan prefecture-level city Quzhou | Zhejiang prefecture-level city Neijiang | Sichuan prefecture-level city Chuzhou | Anhui prefecture-level city Fuyang | Anhui prefecture-level city Shiyan | Hubei prefecture-level city Datong | Shanxi prefecture-level city Chaoyang | Liaoning prefecture-level city Lu'an | Anhui prefecture-level city Suzhou | Anhui prefecture-level city Tonghua | Jilin prefecture-level city Bengbu | Anhui prefecture-level city Shaoguan | Guangdong prefecture-level city Lishui | Zhejiang prefecture-level city Zigong | Sichuan prefecture-level city Yangjiang | Guangdong prefecture-level city Bijie | Guizhou prefecture-level city Fifth-tier cities Lhasa | Capital of Tibet Autonomous Region Karamay | Xinjiang's second strongest economic city, prefecture-level city Korla | Xinjiang's second largest city, county-level city, prefecture seat Changji | Xinjiang county-level city, prefecture seat Hami | Xinjiang county-level city, prefecture administrative office location Yining | County-level city, prefecture seat Kashgar | Xinjiang county-level city, prefecture administrative office location Aksu | Xinjiang county-level city, prefecture administrative office location Shihezi | Xinjiang Corps' largest city Jinjiang | Fujian's economically developed county-level city Zengcheng | Guangdong's economically developed county-level city Zhuji | Zhejiang's economically developed county-level city Danyang | Jiangsu's economically developed county-level city Yuhuan | Zhejiang's economically developed county Changshu | Jiangsu's economically developed county-level city Chongming | Shanghai's economically developed county Yuyao | Zhejiang's economically developed county-level city Fenghua | Zhejiang's economically developed county-level city Haining | Zhejiang's economically developed county-level city Liuyang | Hunan county-level city Dali | Yunnan county-level city, prefecture seat Lijiang | Yunnan prefecture-level city Pu'er | Yunnan prefecture-level city Baoshan | Yunnan prefecture-level city Zhaotong | Yunnan prefecture-level city Xichang | Sichuan county-level city, prefecture seat Ya'an | Sichuan prefecture-level city Guang'an | Sichuan county-level city Guangyuan | Sichuan prefecture-level city Bazhong | Sichuan prefecture-level city Suining | Sichuan prefecture-level city Tianshui | Gansu's second largest city Jiuquan | Gansu prefecture-level city Jiayuguan | Gansu prefecture-level city Wuwei | Gansu prefecture-level city Zhangye | Gansu prefecture-level city Shizuishan | Ningxia prefecture-level city Wuzhong | Ningxia prefecture-level city Beihai | Guangxi prefecture-level city Baise | Guangxi prefecture-level city Humen Town | National largest town, Guangdong Dongguan town Chang'an Town | Guangdong Dongguan town, national population and economic large town Aojiang-Longgang Town | Zhejiang town, southernmost central city of Zhejiang And other provincial prefecture-level cities and economically strong counties and county-level cities Sixth-tier cities All other county-level cities and economically strong counties, large counties by city scale. 【Latest】Housing Prices in 31 Provincial Capitals Exposed! How's Your Market? China Housing Price Platform recently published the residential housing price rankings for 31 provincial capitals (including 4 municipalities) in August. 11 provincial capitals have average residential prices exceeding 10,000 yuan. Beijing and Shanghai average nearly 50,000 yuan. Nanjing, with an average of 20,000+, is the most expensive second-tier provincial capital. It is understood that the top ten in national housing prices are Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing, Guangzhou, Hangzhou, Tianjin, Fuzhou, Hefei, Wuhan, and Jinan. Among the 31 provinces, 11 have residential averages exceeding 10,000 yuan. Apart from Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou, popular provincial capitals like Nanjing, Hangzhou, Fuzhou, Hefei, and Wuhan all exceed 10,000 yuan. Large Regional Price Gaps Guangzhou's Housing Prices Less Than Half of Beijing and Shanghai "Imperial capital" Beijing takes the lead, with an average residential price of 48,847 yuan per square meter. "Magic capital" Shanghai follows closely, with an average of 44,750 yuan. Nanjing, as the leading "rising" second-tier city, with a year-on-year increase of 28.95%, surpasses Guangzhou to become the third in the national housing price pyramid, and its growth rate ranks third nationally. Nanjing currently averages 22,428 yuan per square meter. It is also the only second-tier provincial capital with an average breaking "20,000 yuan". The momentum of price increases is astonishing. It is understood that in recent years, due to regional economic development gaps, inventory, land prices, real estate developers, and other factors, the real estate markets in first-, second-, and third-tier cities have diverged significantly, fully reflected in housing prices. For the same first-tier cities, Guangzhou's average is only half of Beijing and Shanghai, a gap of over 20,000 yuan. The gap between second-tier cities is even more unimaginable. For the same second-tier cities, Changchun's average is around 6,000 yuan, while Nanjing's average is over 20,000 yuan, more than three times the former. Astonishing Price Difference Between Top and Bottom One Toilet in Beijing ≈ One Apartment in Yinchuan Most astonishingly, the average residential price comparison between Beijing, the top of the 31 provincial capitals, and Yinchuan, the bottom, shows a gap of up to 10 times. Beijing's average is 48,847 yuan/m2, while Yinchuan's is 5,025 yuan/m2. Currently, most 100-square-meter three-bedroom apartments in Beijing have bathrooms around 5 square meters (some have two). According to estimates, the price of a bathroom in Beijing is 250,000 yuan, and a 50-square-meter house in Yinchuan is also estimated at 250,000 yuan. That is, the price of buying a bathroom (toilet) in Beijing can easily buy a 50-square-meter house in Yinchuan. New Food Era · New Distribution —— 2016 China "FMCG + Internet" Summit —— This is a grand event focused on how the FMCG industry channels will transform under the trend of Internet+ transformation Agenda 09:00-09:30 Registration 09:30-09:35 Host opening 09:35-10:05 2016 China FMCG Industry Trend Analysis Report - Zhao Bo 10:05-10:25 FMCG Enterprise Transformation Strategy and Path - Liu Chunxiong 10:25-10:45 Opportunities and Challenges Brought by FMCG Channel Reform - Liu Zhao, CEO of Waiqin365 10:45-11:25 Alibaba Retail Link All-round Empowerment - Guo Kunkun, Alibaba Retail Link 11:25-12:00 Roundtable Forum - Brand Transformation: Improvement vs. Reconstruction? (Guests TBD) 12:00-13:30 Lunch 13:30-14:00 Distributor Transformation: City Distribution Trend - Wang Qi, CEO of Weijie City Distribution 14:00-14:30 Roundtable Forum - Why Should Distributors Do Logistics in Transformation? 14:30-15:00 Detailed Explanation of Zhongshang Huimin's One Machine Two Wings Strategy - Su Xiaoxin, Vice President of Zhongshang Huimin 15:00-15:30 Detailed Explanation of Zhanghe Cloud Factory Strategy - Yang Lixiang, Zhanghe Tianxia (Speech content TBD) 15:30-16:00 Supply Chain Finance as Lubricant for B2B Driving Traditional Business - Chen Xian, CEO of 51 Order 16:00-16:30 2B Investment Principles and Ideas - Xu Xiaoping, Founder of ZhenFund (Guest TBD) 16:30-17:00 Small Retail, Big Opportunity: China's Retail Transformation and Upgrade - Wang Jianfeng, General Manager of E-commerce Division, Yurun Group 17:00-17:30 Roundtable Forum - Who is the King of FMCG B2B Models? (Guests TBD) 18:00-20:00 Dinner For manufacturer and distributor friends who want to transform, this grand event is not to be missed. Interested friends can long press the QR code below or click "Read Original" to register. Registration: Long press the QR code below or click "Read Original" ↓↓↓ Click "Read Original" [Register]