The latest top 100 counties in China have been released, which cities have been shortlisted?

On July 28th, CCID Consulting's County Economic Research Center released this year's "Top 100 County Economic Research in China" on the Internet, which means that this year's list of top 100 counties has been released. In fact, many institutions in Eastern Europe have made similar lists, and the most influential one should be the evaluation made by the National Bureau of Statistics in 2004 and 2005, but it was later terminated. At present, the biggest impact should be the research on the top 100 county economies released this time. In this year's top 100 list, Kunshan still ranks first, ranking first in the top 100 list for more than ten consecutive years. ?

The top ten counties in 2020 are Kunshan, Jiangyin, Zhangjiagang, Jinjiang, Changshu, Changsha, Taicang, Cixi, Yiwu and Longkou. From the list of the top ten, we can see that Jiangsu Province accounts for five, occupying the top three. Looking at the whole list, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shandong, Fujian and Hunan rank in the top ten, while 1 1-20 counties still belong to these provinces. Yueqing, Shishi, Antaixing and Qian 'an ranked 2 1-30, Danyang, Zhungeer, Xinzheng, Renhuai and Sanhe ranked 3 1-50, and Gongyi, Zhaoyuan, Changxing, Yizheng, Feixi, Daye, Zhuanghe and Changji ranked 565438. ?

In the whole list, Jiangsu has 25 seats, Zhejiang 18 seats, 15 seats, Henan 7 seats, Hubei and Fujian 6 seats each, Hunan 14 seats, Liaoning and Anhui 3 counties each, Xinjiang, Shaanxi, Inner Mongolia and Hebei 2 lines each, Yunnan, Saskatchewan, Guizhou and Hebei. Among them, the number of counties with GDP exceeding 1000 billion reached 33, an increase of 3 over last year. The GDP of Kunshan and Jiangyin has exceeded 400 billion, which is equivalent to the GDP of some provincial capitals. ?

I believe that after the list is published, it can encourage other counties and provide a model for other counties to develop.