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Even though GDP growth has slowed down recently, China still posts figures other countries around the world would consider quite solid. In the second quarter of 2019, the Chinese economy grew by 6.2 percent 鈥� In 2018, it generated a total of 90 trillion yuan Renminbi (US$14 trillion).

Looking at the components that make up Chinese GDP, Guangdong province with its manufacturing hubs Guangzhou and Shenzhen is the biggest contributor to Chinese GDP, with almost CN楼9 trillion (US$1.3 trillion) in contributions (2017). Of that, Guangzhou and Shenzhen contributed just over CN楼2 trillion (US$300 billion) each. Next up is Shanghai neighbor Jiangsu province with a contribution of around CN楼8.6 trillion (US$1.2 trillion). Shanghai itself made up CN楼3 trillion (US$420 billion) of Chinese GDP and capital Beijing was trailing behind that, contributing CN楼2.8 trillion (US$390 billion).

, other cities like Shenzhen were not ranking among China鈥檚 more prosperous cities until the 1990s, when the country鈥檚 economic growth took off. In Shenzhen, where a special free-trade economic area was implemented in 1980, GDP grew from under CN楼200 million in 1987 to CN楼2.24 trillion in 2017, an increase of over 1 million percent.