Top 100 Chinese Cities Economic List for 1995

According to the latest statistical data released by the China Bureau of statistics in 2024, in 1995, the city with the largest economic size in China was Shanghai, with a gross domestic product(GDP) of $29.74 billion; the city with the second largest economic size was Beijing, with a GDP of $18.21 billion; the city with the third largest economic size was Guangzhou, with a GDP of $15.1 billion; the city with the fourth largest economic size was Chongqing, with a GDP of $13.56 billion, Tianjin ranks fifth in economic scale, with a GDP of $11.26 billion.

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Data from the World Bank and China Bureau of Statistics.

Rank City GDP
1 Shanghai $29.74 billion
2 Beijing $18.21 billion
3 Guangzhou $15.1 billion
4 Chongqing $13.56 billion
5 Tianjin $11.26 billion
6 Suzhou $11 billion
7 Shenzhen $9.7 billion
8 Hangzhou $9.3 billion
9 Wuxi $9.2 billion
10 Chengdu $8.7 billion
11 Shenyang $8.3 billion
12 Qingdao $7.8 billion
13 Ningbo $7.8 billion
14 Dalian $7.8 billion
15 Yangzhou $7.4 billion
16 Wuhan $7.4 billion
17 Nanjing $7 billion
18 Yantai $7 billion
19 Foshan $6.6 billion
20 Shijiazhuang $6.6 billion
21 Weifang $6.5 billion
22 Quanzhou $6.3 billion
23 Fuzhou $6.1 billion
24 Tangshan $6.1 billion
25 Jinan $5.9 billion
26 Nantong $5.7 billion
27 Daqing $5.4 billion
28 Xuzhou $5 billion
29 Shaoxing $5 billion
30 Taizhou $5 billion
31 Zibo $4.9 billion
32 Wenzhou $4.9 billion
33 Zhengzhou $4.8 billion
34 Harbin $4.8 billion
35 Jiangmen $4.6 billion
36 Baoding $4.6 billion
37 Changzhou $4.5 billion
38 Jining $4.5 billion
39 Kunming $4.4 billion
40 Changchun $4.4 billion
41 Anshan $4.3 billion
42 Jinhua $4.2 billion
43 Weihai $4.1 billion
44 Xiangyang $4.1 billion
45 Yancheng $4 billion
46 Jingzhou $4 billion
47 Xi'an $4 billion
48 Jiaxing $3.9 billion
49 Changsha $3.9 billion
50 Linyi $3.8 billion
51 Nanyang $3.8 billion
52 Dongguan $3.6 billion
53 Maoming $3.6 billion
54 Handan $3.6 billion
55 Zhanjiang $3.5 billion
56 Zhenjiang $3.5 billion
57 Shantou $3.2 billion
58 Xiamen $3.1 billion
59 Cangzhou $3.1 billion
60 Zhaoqing $3 billion
61 Luoyang $3 billion
62 Nanchang $2.9 billion
63 Taiyuan $2.9 billion
64 Huizhou $2.8 billion
65 Dongying $2.8 billion
66 Huzhou $2.8 billion
67 Jiaozuo $2.8 billion
68 Zhangzhou $2.8 billion
69 Yichang $2.7 billion
70 Changde $2.7 billion
71 Jieyang $2.6 billion
72 Xinxiang $2.6 billion
73 Xiaogan $2.6 billion
74 Lanzhou $2.6 billion
75 Zhuhai $2.5 billion
76 Tai'an $2.5 billion
77 Mianyang $2.5 billion
78 Yueyang $2.5 billion
79 Langfang $2.5 billion
80 Xingtai $2.5 billion
81 Zhoukou $2.4 billion
82 Hengyang $2.4 billion
83 Yuxi $2.4 billion
84 Dezhou $2.3 billion
85 Pingdingshan $2.3 billion
86 Anyang $2.3 billion
87 Neijiang $2.3 billion
88 Leshan $2.2 billion
89 Sanming $2.2 billion
90 Zhuzhou $2.2 billion
91 Panjin $2.2 billion
92 Nanning $2.2 billion
93 Qiqihar $2.2 billion
94 Urumqi $2.2 billion
95 Liuzhou $2.15 billion
96 Zaozhuang $2.1 billion
97 Hefei $2.1 billion
98 Anqing $2.1 billion
99 qinghuangdao $2.1 billion
100 Liaocheng $2 billion

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