Which city in China is most likely to become the future high-tech R&D center?

There are not so many high-speed rail lines in Suzhou, but Suzhou is almost the city that benefits most from the export-oriented economy. From Singapore Industrial Park to thriving industrial parks and new districts, Suzhou has almost been built into a new city in developed countries in East Asia. What is commendable is that Suzhou has almost completely preserved the original ancient city, which is almost the only well-preserved ancient city in China I have ever seen, leaving a wealth of resources, and I have to admire the decision-makers at that time. From 2009 to 2065,438+04, Suzhou had a population of 654,380+02,300, ranking 65,438+02 among 35 cities. From 2005 to 2065,438+05, its GDP increased by 257%, ranking 65,438+07 among 33 cities.

With the decline of foreign trade and the decline of manufacturing industry, Suzhou suffered a blow, and the withdrawal or rigidity of foreign capital led to the gradual decline of Suzhou enterprises, and the purchasing managers index of Suzhou manufacturing industry also collapsed. In the past two years, Suzhou Zixing Paper Company, a subsidiary of Stora Enso Group of Finland, an international packaging and paper giant, closed down and was established in 1993. 20 15 12 took root in Suzhou 16, and the once brilliant Nokia Suzhou factory closed. 20 15 10, China resources, a domestic private glass giant headquartered in zhangjiagang, Suzhou, was blown out of production and liquidated. 2065438+July 2005, Puguang Electronics, the OEM of Samsung galaxy, closed down in Wujiang, Suzhou. On 20 14, 1 1, Lian Jian, an apple supplier, announced its closure. At its peak, the company had more than 20,000 employees. 20 14, 1 1, the supplier of Nokia mobile phone accessories in Xukou Town, Suzhou, stopped production. At the most glorious time of Honghui Technology, there were tens of thousands of employees. Suzhou's GDP is lower than that of Shenzhen, but Suzhou's investment is much higher than that of Shenzhen, and its consumption is far less than that of Shenzhen. This is the pain of Suzhou. The local economic structure and innovation ability are not as good as those of Shenzhen, so it must go through a phoenix nirvana. At present, the rise in house prices is only a monetary phenomenon. A thin camel is bigger than a horse. According to the latest data, by the end of June, the balance of local and foreign currency deposits of financial institutions in Suzhou was 2,750.4 billion yuan, up 9.35% year-on-year. The latest resident population in Suzhou is about 106 1 10,000, and the per capita population is about 259,200, which is lower than that in Nanjing. The latest influx in Suzhou is falling sharply.