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Chinese cities better on world competitive list

08:05, July 15, 2010      

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Hong Kong, Shanghai and Beijing took the top three rankings among China's 50 "most competitive cities," and Shijiazhuang ranks at 46, according to the "2011 Blue Book of Urban Competitiveness issues," which was released on May 6 and took data from 294 sample cities.

This is the first time the survey took into account the "sense of happiness" of residents in the 294 sample cities. The outcome shows that the residents in Shijiazhuang are the happiest. Linyi, Yangzhou, Chengde, Binzhou, Laiwu, Hebi, Baotou, Beijing and Xinzhu are the nine least happy cities.

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