Beijing and Shanghai are both first-tier cities in China, one is "Imperial Capital" and the other is "Magic Capital". So it is often used for PK. I used to be the PK of eating, drinking and having fun. I'll give you some dry goods today. Let's take a look at the welfare benefits in these two cities.
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1. Medical treatment
Beijing: There are 35 tertiary hospitals.
Shanghai: 28 tertiary hospitals.
In terms of medical care, Beijing has a slight advantage. As the "Imperial Capital", it has gathered more medical resources.
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2. Social security
Minimum living allowance:
Beijing: 20 16 urban minimum living allowance: 800 yuan/person per month.
Shanghai: 20 16 urban minimum living allowance: 880 yuan/person per month.
Minimum wage:
Beijing: The minimum wage for 20 16 years is 1720 yuan.
Shanghai: 20 16 minimum wage: 2 190 yuan.
The second round of social security PK, Shanghai pulled back a game, really much higher than Beijing!
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3. Pension
Beijing:
1, 90-99 years old, can receive 100 yuan old age allowance every month; 2, 100 years old or above, you can receive 200 yuan Old Age Allowance every month. 3. Elderly people over 80 who live at home for the aged can receive pension vouchers 100 yuan per month.
Shanghai:
1, aged 65-69, 75 yuan per person per month. 2. 70-79 years old, per person per month 150 yuan. 3. 80-89 years old, per person per month 180 yuan. 4, 90-99 years old, 350 yuan per person per month. 5. 100 years old and above, 600 yuan per person per month.
The third round of old-age allowance PK, Shanghai overtook Beijing No.1 Bureau. No matter in the breadth of payment age or the height of payment amount, it has surpassed Beijing!
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4. Population
Beijing: 2065438+By the end of 2005, the permanent population of Beijing was 2 1.705 million.
Shanghai: At the end of 20 15, the permanent population of Shanghai was 24 152700.
This round of PK is a bit confusing. Although Shanghai wins in number, considering that the population of big cities is not as large as possible, but needs healthy growth. Therefore, this round of Bian Xiao decided that Beijing won. I believe you have the same idea as me!
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5. Average life expectancy
Beijing: The average life expectancy is 8 1.8 years.
Shanghai: The average life expectancy is 82.4 1 year.
The Shanghai team won this round by a narrow margin. I have been to Shanghai once, and I obviously feel that the air in coastal cities is much better than that in Beijing, and the pace of life of Shanghai aborigines is also slow!
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6. Pension system
Beijing:
In 20 16, we will build 150 old-age service stations in the six districts of the city on a pilot basis, and on this basis, we will build more than 1000 community old-age service stations. It is estimated that by 2020, the number of beds for the aged per 1,000 registered residents in Beijing will increase from 38 in 20 15 to 40.
Shanghai:
At the end of 20 15, * * had 699 institutions for the aged with beds126,000, accounting for 2.89% of the total elderly population over 60.
Considering that Beijing and Shanghai will adopt a combination of home communities and institutions in the construction of the old-age care system, this round of the two cities will draw lots!
Shanghai PK Beijing, who is better than all-round comparison? First of all, from the world ranking.
The authoritative city in Britain ranks GaWC, Shanghai and Beijing are both A+ level cities in the world, Shanghai ranks seventh in the world and Beijing ranks ninth in the world.
In Citibank's UHNWIs global city ranking, Shanghai ranks fifth in the world and Beijing ranks ninth in the world.
Japan's Mori Memorial City ranks GPCI, and Shanghai ranks second only to Hong Kong and ahead of Beijing.
American Kearney Company ranks GCI ninth in the world, ninth in Beijing and 21st in Shanghai.
In the comprehensive ranking of cities of China Urban Competitiveness Research Association, Shanghai ranks first, Hong Kong ranks second, Shenzhen ranks third and Beijing ranks fourth.
According to the ranking of China cities published by Jones Lang LaSalle, Shanghai ranks first and Beijing ranks second, both of which are super first-tier cities in China.
Having said so much about the city rankings of various institutions, let me specifically analyze the respective characteristics of the two cities:
Shanghai-the largest city in China, before liberation, a large number of capitalists fled to Taiwan Province Province and Hongkong with money. At the time of liberation, GDP was more than seven times that of Beijing, and it was far ahead in the country. Later, in the egalitarian environment, a lot of wealth was basically distributed to the whole country. But after all, the thin camel is bigger than the horse, so the advantages of Shanghai are: Shanghai has a good foundation and a large market. Because of its particularity, Shanghai has great influence in the world.
Beijing, the capital of China, was Peiping before liberation, and its position in China during the Republic of China was inferior to that of Wuhan, Tianjin, Guangzhou, Nanjing and Qingdao. However, as a millennium imperial city, it rose rapidly through privilege after China made Beijing its capital. From 65438 to 0952, Beijing's GDP ranked 27th at the provincial level, only higher than Ningxia, Qinghai and Tibet, and worse than Xinjiang. 1953, Beijing absorbed a lot of resources, and its GDP rose to 17 in an instant, surpassing Tianjin, Jilin and other old industrial bases in one breath. Therefore, Beijing has the following advantages: Beijing has great power and many headquarters, because it is the capital of a big country, China, and has great international influence.
Second, from the perspective of industrial distribution:
Advantages of Shanghai: strong economy, industry, commerce, shipping, trade, finance and environment, strong integration, supporting and linkage mechanism with neighboring Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces, radiating the Yangtze River basin and even the whole country.
Advantages of Beijing: strong politics, strong science and technology, strong education, strong medical care, strong information media, highly centralized headquarters of central enterprises, and strong aura of the capital (for example, Beijing is the first to think of when bidding for the Olympic Games, and Beijing is the first to think of when bidding for the Winter Olympics).
In a word, the two cities have their own advantages: the advantage of Shanghai is its large market, openness and internationalization.
Beijing has the advantages of concentrated high-quality resources, numerous headquarters, developed media and strong scientific and technological strength.
Although Beijing and Shanghai have their own advantages, there are many places in PK:
Third, the international aviation hub PK
At present, Shanghai's air transport is far ahead of Beijing, but in terms of the number of Airbus, it has just surpassed Beijing, which has been leading before, by 20 15. Now the Capital International Airport is saturated and the new airport in Beijing is under construction. I believe that Beijing has a great chance to surpass it in the future.
4. Convention and Exhibition Center PK: Beijing has hosted a large number of national conferences in China, while Shanghai has developed into an international convention and exhibition center. There are not so many national political conferences, and a large number of international conferences are held every year. The exhibition conditions and logic of the two cities are different, so the development of the exhibition industry needs to continue to look at the follow-up results.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) World influence PK: Beijing is the capital of China. Now foreign media reports China, and Beijing is China. Beijing's influence is growing. For many people, Beijing's every move has already affected the world. In addition, Confucius Institutes headquartered in Beijing are all over the world, and Tsinghua Peking University recruits a large number of foreign students every year. It can be said that Beijing has enhanced its international influence through extremely strong political influence and a large number of cultural promotion projects.
Shanghai was the largest city in China, the five largest cities in the world during the Republic of China, and the absolute financial center in Asia. Different from Beijing as the capital, Shanghai's influence is reflected in: In the video of 20 15, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu personally thanked Shanghai for saving a large number of Jewish lives when Nazi Germany slaughtered Jews. Earlier, former US Treasury Secretary Mike Blumenthal also thanked Shanghai for saving his life many times. In addition, as an international financial center, Shanghai has gathered the largest number of headquarters of foreign companies in China, and foreign-related business exchanges are extremely frequent. It can be said that Shanghai has improved its international influence through its early influence, internationalization, openness, inclusive culture of combining Chinese and Western cultures and frequent transnational business activities.
Sports events PK, Beijing and Shanghai hold a large number of sports events every year.
What's the difference between Beijing and Shanghai? In fact, different people have different opinions. \r\n\r\n 1: Beijing and Shanghai are two big cities in China, one is the political center and the other is the economic center. \ r \ n \ r \ Both Beijing and Shanghai should be very dynamic cities with strong economic driving forces. \ r \ n \ r \ However, Shanghai did it, and their ways of acquiring wealth are essentially different. Shanghai is the leader that drives the surrounding areas to get rich together, while Beijing relies on parasitism and the use of power to plunder resources. So the provinces around Beijing are getting poorer and poorer. In fact, the scope of resource plunder in Beijing is not only around Beijing, but also extends to the whole country. So Beijing is a parasite, and the wealth created by all of us was finally plundered by him. This is called socialist distribution according to work. As a result, industrious provinces get the least distribution, while provinces without labor get the most, such as Beijing. \r\n2: People who yearn for Beijing are interested in power and interests closely related to power. \ r \ n \ r \ People who yearn for Shanghai are interested in the entrepreneurial environment in Shanghai and the value embodiment closely related to entrepreneurship. \r\n\r\n3: People who have been to Beijing feel depressed and overwhelmed by power. Even in business, we should be closely related to power and politics. No matter how brilliant an entrepreneur is, it is difficult to succeed without power in Beijing. So foreigners don't like doing business in Beijing, because China people have the right to control money, and too many officials are fully involved. Business in Beijing is not a business, but a privilege. \ r \ n \ r \ People who have been to Shanghai have a sense of tension, a feeling of being suppressed by competition. To do business in Shanghai, you don't need to consider too many factors outside the market. You just need to know what is the market, what is competition, what is innovation and what is development. \r\n\r\n4: Beijingers like to hold their heads high. Whether they hold their heads high or not, they always hold their heads high. Because he is from Beijing, he must be superior in the political center, and he will be looked up and reprimanded at every turn. \ r \ n \ r \ Shanghainese also like to be cocky, but they are cocky in the economic metropolis and cocky in the economic brain. They look down on people who have no economic mind, and they look down on people who only make connections. \r\n\r\n5: People living in Beijing are cocky, but their concepts are very backward, especially those of market economy, competition and crisis. They only know that they are from Beijing, but they don't know that the outside world is more exciting, and that economic development depends on the market and business philosophy in the final analysis. So as long as they are not in Beijing, it will be difficult for them to achieve great things. \ r \ n \ r \ People who live in Shanghai don't hold their heads high all day. They have no time to hold their heads high. They need to face fierce competition, intense work and cruel market. They go everywhere in the world and can create a career if they want. \r\n\r\n6: Therefore, in the 30 years of reform and opening up, apart from the support of the people of the whole country, Beijing has created very little wealth by itself; As a result, she didn't radiate to the surrounding area. Hebei, Tianjin and so on. Around Beijing, the economy has not been radiated by Beijing and is developing rapidly. \ r \ n \ r \ But Shanghai is different. Over the past 30 years of reform and opening up, Shanghai's economy has been like a galloping horse. Not only that, Suzhou, Hangzhou and Ningbo were all radiated by her and became the economic stars of China. The Yangtze River Delta, led by Shanghai, has become the most active and promising economic circle in China. \r\n\r\n7: It stands to reason that Beijing has most of the best universities in China, and the level of scientific and technological development should be very high. However, how much of Beijing's scientific and technological level can be used for economic development? How much does science and technology contribute to Beijing's economic development? Universities in Beijing seem to be first-class schools, but in fact they are not really studying, but engaging in politics, so they are not in the mood to really study, so they can't learn anything, so they don't contribute much to science and technology. Some famous scientists we have seen are actually seeking fame and fortune through political struggles and usurping the achievements of others. Because Beijingers have power, universities and scientists in Beijing also use their power to grab other people's achievements, which can be said to be parasites. \ r \ n \ r \ Although there are not as many first-class universities in Shanghai as in Beijing, Shanghai has a better, tighter and faster grasp of technological transformation than Beijing. Therefore, science and technology have made great contributions to Shanghai and promoted its economic development. \r\n\r\n8: Beijing is the base camp of conservative and die-hard forces and the base camp of political struggle, while Shanghai is an open city in essence. \ r \ n \ r \ The gap between Beijing and Shanghai is already an all-round gap, from economy to society, from science and technology to humanities, and from ideas to concepts.