Spatial Structural Evolution of the Yangtze River Delta and Its Economic Hinterland and the Spatial Character of Town Gathering and City Cluster under "One Polar and Two Belts"
Zhu Shun
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Zhu Shun
Abstract
The rapid economic growth of the Yangtze River Delta and the increase of polarization and radiation radius of it have important influence on the spatial structural evolution of economic hinterland of the Yangtze River Delta.The main factors that influence the spatial structural evolution of the Yangtze River Delta and its economic hinterland are the rapid economic growth of the Yangtze River Delta,the networking operation of fast traffic bunch and town gathering and city cluster effect of One Polar and Two Belts.Polarization and Radiation effect of One Polar and Two Belts inherently incurs the spatial structural evolution of the Yangtze River Delta and its economic hinterland.
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The rapid economic growth of the Yangtze River Delta and the increase of polarization and radiation radius of it have important influence on the spatial structural evolution of economic hinterland of the Yangtze River Delta.The main factors that influence the spatial structural evolution of the Yangtze River Delta and its economic hinterland are the rapid economic growth of the Yangtze River Delta,the networking operation of fast traffic bunch and town gathering and city cluster effect of One Polar and Two Belts.Polarization and Radiation effect of One Polar and Two Belts inherently incurs the spatial structural evolution of the Yangtze River Delta and its economic hinterland.
Key concepts: Yangtze river, Delta, Cluster (spacecraft), Polarization (electrochemistry), Geography, Common spatial pattern, River delta, Economic geography