Recently, China’s urban economic landscape has reached a significant milestone: following Shanghai and Beijing, Shenzhen is often cited as the latest city to surpass the RMB 5 trillion GDP mark. However, clarifying the claim of ‘China’s second 5-trillion-yuan city’ requires attention to statistical nuances and timing. In fact, as of 2023, only Shanghai and Beijing have officially exceeded the RMB 5 trillion threshold. Shenzhen’s 2023 GDP was approximately RMB 3.5 trillion, still short of the 5-trillion mark. Cities like Chongqing or Guangzhou are sometimes mistakenly labeled as the ‘second 5-trillion-yuan city,’ but neither had reached that level by the end of 2023. Therefore, China currently has only two cities with GDPs above RMB 5 trillion. Should a city like Shenzhen achieve this milestone in 2024 or beyond, it would rightly become the third such city. This achievement reflects not only the robust economic resilience and innovation capacity of China’s megacities but also the success of the nation’s regional coordinated development strategy. High-value industries, technological innovation, and openness to global trade remain the key drivers behind their sustained growth.
近日，中国城市经济格局迎来重要里程碑：继上海、北京之后，深圳正式成为全国第三个、也是最新一个GDP突破5万亿元人民币的城市。然而，若以‘第二个5万亿城市’为题，需注意部分统计口径或时间节点的差异——实际上，2023年数据显示，北京与上海早已跨过5万亿大关，而深圳在2023年GDP达约3.5万亿元，尚未达到5万亿。真正可能被误称为‘第二个5万亿城市’的是重庆或广州，但截至2023年底，这两座城市的GDP也未突破5万亿。因此，目前中国仅有上海和北京两个5万亿级城市。若未来某城市（如深圳）在2024年或之后实现这一目标，将成为名副其实的‘第三个5万亿城市’。这一成就不仅体现城市经济的强劲韧性与创新能力，也折射出中国区域协调发展战略的成效。高附加值产业、科技创新和对外开放是推动这些超大城市持续增长的核心动力。
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