A CRH (China Railway High-Speed) train is seen traveling on the Wuhan-Xiaogan Intercity Railway in Wuhan, capital of Central China's Hubei province, on Dec 28, 2016. [Photo/VCG]
A total of nine provincial-level regions' GDP exceeded three trillion yuan in China in 2016, according to a report by 21st Century Business Herald.
The economy of Guangdong province in southern China has remained the biggest for the 28th consecutive year. Its gross domestic product (GDP) surpassed 7.9 trillion yuan ($1.15 trillion) in 2016, a 7.5 percent year-on-year growth. And Hubei, listed on the rankings as the seventh biggest procincial economy with GDP of more than three trillion yuan and a growth rate of 8.7 percent.
Let's take a look at China's top 10 provincial-level regions with the highest GDP last year.
No 1 Guangdong province GDP: 7.95 trillion yuan Growth rate: 7.5 percent
No 2 Jiangsu province GDP: 7.6 trillion yuan Growth rate: 7.8 percent
No 3 Shandong province GDP: 6.7 trillion yuan Growth rate: 7.6 percent
No 4 Zhejiang province GDP: 4.65 trillion yuan Growth rate: 7.5 percent
No 5 Henan province GDP: 4.02 trillion yuan Growth rate: 8.1 percent
No 6 Sichuan province GDP: 3.27 trillion yuan Growth rate: 7.7 percent
No 7 Hubei province GDP: 3.23 trillion yuan Growth rate: 8.1 percent
No 8 Hebei province GDP: 3.18 trillion yuan Growth rate: 6.8 percent
No 9 Hunan province GDP: 3.12 trillion yuan Growth rate: 7.9 percent
No 10 Fujian province GDP: 2.85 trillion yuan Growth rate: 8.4 percent
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