中国的城市该如何成长(国外英文资料).docVIP

中国的城市该如何成长(国外英文资料) How should Chinese cities grow The worlds urban population is already more than half the population, while Chinas urban population is only about 45 percent. An accepted fact is that Chinas urbanization rate is far behind that of Chinas industrialization and economic development. How can the urban development of China seek regional balance in the process of economic accumulation, and how to achieve coordinated development between urban and rural areas in the process of urbanization? The book offers insights and Suggestions. Can Chinese cities grow up like Tokyo? Economic theory and practice have proved that the spatial accumulation of economic activity is the driving force of the modern economy, and it can also improve the efficiency of land use. In China, the spatial agglomeration in the future will be mainly in the Yangtze river delta, the pearl river delta metropolis circle and the area around the bohai gulf, the population of the three areas should be accounted for 50% ~ 60% of the population. If the future of Chinas economy is dependent on a world-class metropolitan area, the metropolitan area must first be a triangle-metropolitan area. If the future of Chinas economy is dependent on a world-class city, the city should be Shanghai. One of the misconceptions about the size of cities is that Shanghai is too big. In fact is wrong! Compared with other international metropolises, the population of Shanghai is small and the population density is low. At the current level of development in Tokyo, its population density is 5819.80 per square kilometer! The population density of the district (23 core urban areas) is 13660 per square kilometer. By comparison, Shanghais 2006 permanent population density was 2918.77 per square kilometer. If the highest population density in Shanghai area 10 (excluding the pudong new area) with larger area out separate calculation of the size of Tokyo metropolitan area, population density of 12604.7 people per square kilo