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Nanjing has already lost its factories.

South-North Divergence in China:

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20 June 2023

The article discusses the economic development of various cities in China, particularly focusing on the South-North economic divide.
Northern Chinese cities like Beijing and Tianjin are among the world's top 10 research cities, while southern Chinese cities like Guangzhou and Shenzhen have seen rapid growth and development.
The article suggests that political factors and industry policies may have contributed to the disparity between northern and southern China.
Some argue that the definition of a "big factory" should be based on factors such as size, technology level, and job creation rather than simply being associated with state-owned enterprises.
Southern Chinese cities like Nanjing have seen economic growth in recent years due to the development of emerging industries such as electronics.

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