The Strategic Thinking of the Harmonious Development of Beijing,Tianjin and Hebei
Shi Ya-bi
Abstract
Shi Ya-bi
Abstract
In this region there is a great potential of development with Beijing and Tianjin's technological persons ranking first in China,but Beijing's uncertain position of development restricts the harmonious de- velopment of this region to some extent.Beijing and Tianjin should develop hi-tech industry and modern services,and Hebei should develop new-typed heavy and chemical industry with manufacturing as its core.Tianjin's coastal areas should be center;Beijing and Tianjin (across Langfang)'s industrial zone should be the focus;Capital Steel Plant's transition to Hebei's Caofeidian should be base of heavy industry and Hebei will be the base of providing energy on which substantial regional cooperation will come out.
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In this region there is a great potential of development with Beijing and Tianjin's technological persons ranking first in China,but Beijing's uncertain position of development restricts the harmonious de- velopment of this region to some extent.Beijing and Tianjin should develop hi-tech industry and modern services,and Hebei should develop new-typed heavy and chemical industry with manufacturing as its core.Tianjin's coastal areas should be center;Beijing and Tianjin (across Langfang)'s industrial zone should be the focus;Capital Steel Plant's transition to Hebei's Caofeidian should be base of heavy industry and Hebei will be the base of providing energy on which substantial regional cooperation will come out.
Key concepts: Beijing, China, Position (finance), Capital (architecture), Business, Ranking (information retrieval), Regional science, Economic growth