Nanjing: The largest city in Jiangsu and the least attractive provincial capital. The economy is deteriorating, and we are living on our laurels. Its important position in the Yangtze River Delta was replaced by Hangzhou. He was looked down upon by Suzhou and Wuxi in the province. It is famous for its difficult language and local customs. It is known as the largest rural area. Recently, I have been clamoring to put my son under direct control.

Suzhou: the most popular city in Jiangsu. GDP is scary. It calls itself the back garden of Shanghai. Consider all places outside Shanghai and Suzhou as poverty-stricken areas. Citizens are proud to work as assembly line workers in foreign-funded enterprises, and their products do not even have Chinese logos. Crazy extraction of groundwater for economic indicators has resulted in serious surface subsidence. There is a serious water shortage, but we still have the nerve to say that we are a water town.

Wuxi: Earned the title of "Little Shanghai". Relying on GDP to show off its teeth. In an industrial city, tourism resources are artificially created, but they should not be underestimated. I like to compete economically with Suzhou and compare with Nanjing. (I'm relatively well-behaved in front of Shanghai). While singing "Taihu Beauty", the water from Taihu Lake stuns.

Changzhou: a "big city" that no one knows outside of Jiangsu. Recently, I am considering developing into a megacity. The industrial base is not bad, another potential source of pollution. Because they can't escape the shadow of Suzhou and Wuxi, they especially look down on Jiangbei people, but it is said that they are about to be overtaken by Nantong.

Zhenjiang: A city in Jiangnan that is basically the same as Jiangbei. It is famous for vinegar and Jinshan Temple. Pocket size and lackluster economy. The status is equivalent to a county in Nanjing, but he likes to squeeze into Su Xichang's lineup, and is collectively looked down upon by Su Xichang.

Yangzhou: the birthplace of northern Jiangsu culture. He often says he is Jiangnan without conscience. A "famous historical and cultural city" that can be seen in one day. Rumor has it that beauty is actually the pedicure master who rubs the back. Now, thanks to a certain leader, a large-scale construction project has begun. Citizens always say to everyone they meet that Yangzhou is now also a big city.

Taizhou: At best, it is an enhanced county town. The urban infrastructure construction is ridiculous, but it actually wants to be a big city. As soon as the economy started to improve a bit, satellites were placed everywhere, for fear that others would not know about it. Keen to compete with Nantong for limelight, compete with Yangzhou, and compete with Anhui for Hu's status. After messing around for a while, the popularity is still very low.

Nantong: It is located in a remote area and is known as "difficult to get through", but it has benefited from Shanghai a lot. What I hate most is being called North Jiangsu. After GDP reached one-third of Suzhou, I started calling others North Jiangsu. I wish I could have the Yangtze River diverted. I also like to place satellites blindly. We are just complacent about surpassing several outdated cities in the province. Looking back, I can see that even Yantai is not as good as Yantai.

Xuzhou: an abandoned child in Shandong and an adopted son in Jiangsu. A large and inappropriately heavy industrial city. It is famous for industrial pollution and law and order chaos. Urban planning is completely unsystematic. Comprehensive competitiveness has repeatedly declined, and coal mines have eaten up all their capital. But he is extremely arrogant and always wants to be the king on his own. The banner of Huaihai Economic Zone was raised, but no one responded.

Yancheng: The main bearer of Northern Jiangsu’s notoriety and an old revolutionary base. After more than ten years of opening up to the outside world, there are a large number of poor people. The coastline is terrifyingly long, but there isn’t a decent port. The citizens had never seen the market before, and they were more excited to take the train than to see dinosaurs. But I am particularly confident because one of my counties has entered the top 100 in the country.

Huaian: the hardest-hit area on the Huaihe River. The folk customs are semi-barbaric and the industry is poor and useless. Agriculture is pretty good, and I like to show off my beloved Prime Minister and the lobsters from Hongze Lake. It also likes to say that it is a city in the Yangtze River Delta, although most citizens have never seen what the Yangtze River looks like.

Suqian: A poor area, relying on a bottle of Yanghe and a bottle of Shuanggou to conquer the world, the economy is at the bottom of Jiangsu Province. Several counties are on the poverty list and rely on state aid to survive. It was judged as inferior to the west. Most people in the province have no idea where this place is.

Lianyungang: He likes to attract outsiders to see his few nondescript bungalows on the seaside. The county’s economy is miserable. The tourism resources were not surprising in the first place. In just a few years, it has degenerated from the most promising port in Jiangsu to a vase city surrounded by poverty.

1: Wuxi and Suzhou are tied. Suzhou has the largest economic aggregate, and should be the first model city to learn from in China. In terms of history and culture, Suzhou is tied for first with Nanjing in Jiangsu, and may even surpass it.

No other city in Jiangsu can compare with Suzhou. Especially the Suzhou dialect, including the dialects of the county-level cities around Suzhou, is the best in the country. It is not as old-fashioned as our Qihai dialect, full of too many traditional and ancient pronunciations of Wu dialect, and it is not like Shanghai dialect. It is filled with the accents of immigrants from all over the country and mixed together. All the dialects in Suzhou (the greater Suzhou area) sound like listening to Pingtan, which makes me feel comfortable. But when it comes to living comfort, actual living standards per capita, and urban construction. Obviously Wuxi is the best in Jiangsu. The most important thing is that Wuxi has the highest proportion of beauties among the major cities in Jiangsu. It is definitely not worse than Shanghai (Shanghai has the most beauties, but many of them are made up, while Wuxi does have a lot of pure women with light makeup. Beauty), so I often go to Wuxi to play, and the Wuxi dialect is relatively fluent (in Wuxi, Nantong Qihai dialect is spoken, which is basically understood by most people, and communication is also very easy). I really like this city. It is worthy of the title of ‘Little Shanghai’. Also by the way: I think the biggest lie in China is: Suzhou and Hangzhou produce beauties. I have seen countless women in Suzhou and Hangzhou in my life, and the rate of ugly women is 100%.

Suzhou, Wuxi: the first echelon city in Jiangsu

2: Nanjing has almost become a city composed of Anhui people. It seems to be a bit out of touch with Jiangsu. Poor Hefei, just because Nanjing was on the side, stealing all the limelight from itself. People in Anhui must talk about Nanjing. Ma'anshan and other Anhui cities also regard Nanjing as their big brother, and they can't wait to merge with Nanjing. As the provincial capital of Jiangsu, I think Jiangsu people should also be happy about this. My Nanjing dialect level is at the local level, and I also have feelings for Nanjing, because I studied in Nanjing for my undergraduate degree. Nanjing people are tolerant, generous, and easy to make friends. This is the number one reason why most people like Nanjing, and it is also why Jiangsu Bei Many people in impoverished rural areas love to go to Nanjing because Nanjing does not have the low self-esteem common people who are relatively poor in some cities and deliberately discriminate against outsiders to gain self-esteem. Everything speaks for itself. Nanjing also has the strongest cultural atmosphere in Jiangsu. From a national perspective, only Beijing can surpass Nanjing in terms of density of colleges and universities. Nanjing is also the base of state-owned heavy industry, and Nanjing Automobile's acquisition of Luoyang also makes all Jiangsu people proud. Let me note here, four years ago, the secretary of the Nanjing Automobile Party Committee was from Qidong, Nantong. I don’t know if there have been any replacements over the years. There are also many beauties in Nanjing, but the Nanjing dialect is too rough, and the beauties put the spotlight on the scene as soon as they speak. It's a pity that Nanjing people are too content with the status quo. Compared with Hangzhou, Zhejiang, which is also the provincial capital, it has developed much faster. Seeing that Hangzhou and Shanghai even have maglevs, but Nanjing does not. As a Jiangsu person, I am anxious! After all, Nanjing is the representative of Jiangsu. I sincerely hope that Nanjing people can cheer up and surpass Hangzhou. Nanjing will develop and the whole of Jiangsu will have face. The provincial capital is the leader of a province.

3: Changzhou. Recently, some people always say that Nantong's GDP exceeds that of Changzhou, but I would like to say that there is still a gap between Nantong and Changzhou, although the gap is shrinking at a rapid speed. But Changzhou is Changzhou, and Changzhou's urban construction is also good. My aunt's sister in Shanghai is a city leader in Changzhou, so I have some affinity with Changzhou. What Su Wuchang? Dog P, Changzhou people should not be discouraged. With Changzhou’s foundation and a little more effort, it will be easy to catch up with Suzhou and Wuxi again. The temporary low point doesn't mean anything, it's just a break and adjustment on the way to development. Su Xichang will still be Su Xichang.

Nanjing, Changzhou: second-tier cities in Jiangsu

4: Nantong, Yangzhou. Nantong's economy is better than Yangzhou's, but Yangzhou's cultural heritage is obviously better than Nantong's, so I'll put them together. The three bridges between Nantong, Suzhou and Shanghai were opened to traffic in 2008, and with the addition of the Hu-Tong high-speed railway and the Yangkou seaport, Nantong's future is unlimited. Now it is Shanghai City and Jiangsu Province. The country wants to build Nantong well as a hub radiating to the inland (Shanghai is connected to the Longhai Line in the north in order to further build an international city. Jiangsu is in order to cope with the Hangzhou Bay Bridge and Zhejiang, which is brought about by maglev, is robbing foreign investment. (the country is trying to develop the hinterland of northern Jiangsu), various major projects are under construction, and there is a lively scene. Last time I went to Wuxi, several Wuxi classmates also said that Nantong will soon threaten Wuxi if things continue like this. They also said that they would go to Nantong to see if there are any projects that can be invested in (Wuxi friends, don’t worry, I don’t think so). What a high hat. Dai is big, but it also shows that everyone is optimistic about the development of Nantong. As Nantong develops, Yangzhou will also develop. Yangzhou is located between Nantong and Nanjing, and can receive radiation from Shanghai. It also has the advantage of being close to the provincial government, as well as historical sites.

Nantong and Yangzhou are brothers. Nantong is the former southern Jiangsu area, and Yangzhou’s former prosperity is well known to everyone, so everyone should advance and retreat together

*Note: I would like to give some advice to my Nantong friends here. As a Nantong It is normal for people to be excited because Nantong's future is so bright and Nantong's current construction boom. But I hope you should pay more attention to your speech. After all, it is still a prospect, not a real thing. You should be low-key as a person. Otherwise, it will make other brother cities unhappy, which is not good. On the contrary, it will make others think that people in Nantong are now launching satellites. Is it not better than Beijing or New York? For example, don't talk about GDP exceeding Changzhou. Changzhou's GDP is lower than Nantong, but Changzhou's comprehensive strength is still significantly higher than Nantong, and is a higher level than Nantong. Therefore, we Nantong people do not want to be content with being rich, but we should be more down-to-earth in life. If you want to express your feelings in large quantities, let’s wait until the Nantong special edition is opened.

5: Taizhou, Zhenjiang. Not much to say. People in Taizhou prefer to compare with Nantong and Yangzhou, but the gap is too big. Jingjiang has become a paradise for prostitution for Wuxi people. Even Taizhou's own county-level urban area is better than the urban area, but it cannot compare with Tongyang, so it is Now that we are starting to argue, it is better to be self-aware. Similarly, Zhenjiang occupies the geographical location of southern Jiangsu, but its GDP ranks only seventh in Jiangsu. Once the Runyang Bridge was built, it turned into Yangzhou radiating Zhenjiang. He obviously speaks Anhui dialect and Northern Jiangsu dialect, and he always likes to say that he is from southern Jiangsu, but he is ridiculed by ordinary people in Suzhou and Wuxi. People from Zhenjiang often say on the Internet: We are from southern Jiangsu, and they are from northern Jiangsu. I got goosebumps all over my body. Aren’t you from northern Jiangsu? (To put it bluntly, I’m actually more like Anhui. Zhenjiang is Anhui’s undercover in Jiangsu.) Poor Danyang, a standard southern Jiangsu area that speaks Wu dialect, is like this. The people of Zhenjiang are all mixed together, so why not go to Changzhou? If Zhenjiang people do not develop down to earth, spend all day thinking about wealthy relatives who have nothing to do with them (but are not recognized by others), and refuse to admit the reality of their backwardness, they will never have a future.