2, Chengdu, with a per capita GDP of 77,470 yuan, the capital of Sichuan Province. Chengdu is an important national high-tech industrial base, trade and logistics center. With its flat terrain, extensive river network, abundant produce and developed agriculture, it has been known as the Land of Heavenly Capital since ancient times. Its attractions include Dujiangyan, Mount Qingcheng and Wuhou Temple.
3, Deyang, with a GDP per capita of 49,882 yuan. Deyang City is an important regional center city of Chengdu-Chongqing Economic Circle and an important growth pole of Chengdu Economic Zone, as well as the world's largest casting and forging steel manufacturing base, the world's first in the production of power generation equipment, and the first in the country's exports of oil drilling rigs. Its attractions include Sanxingdui, Deyang Confucius Temple and Deyang Rock Carvings.
4, Zigong, with a GDP per capita of 44,566 yuan. Zigong is China's high-quality commercial grain and commercial pig production base, historically rich merchants gathered due to the production of well salt, was one of the richest cities in China at that time, enjoys a thousand years of salt, the hometown of dinosaurs, the southern city of lights reputation. Its attractions include Dinosaur Park and Zigong Lantern Festival.
5, Leshan, GDP per capita is 43,140 yuan. Leshan City is the production base of Sichuan grain, non-staple food, clean energy, new materials and building materials, and has the reputation of Begonia Fragrance Country, as well as the National Historical and Cultural City, the only city in China with three World Heritage Sites. Its attractions include Leshan Giant Buddha, Mount Emei and Dongfengyan.
6, Mianyang, with a GDP per capita of 38,358 yuan. Mianyang has a history of more than 2200 years of city building, has always been the state county seat, and later named Mianyang because the city site is located in the south of the Mianshan Mountain, is China's only science and technology city, an important national defense scientific research and production base for the electronics industry. Its attractions include Beichuan Qiang City, Jiuwang Mountain, and the Temple of Retribution.
7, Ziyang, with a GDP per capita of 37,481 yuan. Ziyang has been established for more than 2,100 years, and is the only regional center city in Sichuan Province that connects the Chengdu-Chongqing dual core at the same time. Ziyang is rich in cultural monuments, especially the An Yue stone carvings that began in the North and South Dynasties and flourished in the Tang and Song dynasties, and attractions such as the Half Moon Mountain Buddha and Huaxi Valley
8, Meishan, with a GDP per capita of 37,225 yuan. Meishan City is an important part of the Chengdu Plain Economic Circle, as a national garden city, the city's forest coverage rate of 45.7%, the urban greening rate of 37%. Meishan has a long history and culture, with many cultural relics and monuments, and attractions such as the Sansu Temple, Waya Mountain, and Black Dragon Beach.
9, Yibin, with a GDP per capita of 36,816 yuan. Yibin is the earliest development of the upper reaches of the Yangtze River, one of the cities with the longest history, the starting point of the Southern Silk Road, known as the southwest half of the ancient Rongzhou reputation. Yibin is rich in energy, has developed industries and offers many jobs. Its attractions include the Shunan Bamboo Sea and the Shihai Cave Township.
10, Ya'an, with a GDP per capita of 35,255 yuan. Ya'an was originally the capital of Xikang province, with the withdrawal of Xikang province and incorporated into Sichuan in 1955, known as the throat of western Sichuan, the gateway to Tibet, the ethnic corridor, is China's outstanding tourist city, China's top ten charming cities. Its attractions include Mengding Mountain, Bifeng Gorge, Shangli Ancient Town and so on.