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As of 2020, Changsha ranked 8th in the top 10 China's innovation-oriented cities, [100] and 6th (behind Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Chengdu and Beijing) in the Top 10 China's most attractive cities for talent, according to the 21st Century Business Herald report. [101] Changsha has held the title "China's Leading Smart City" since 2021. [102]
From 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., the state Weather China service said it measured 65.1 millimetres of rainfall in the capital of Hunan province, a new hourly record for the city in June.
Changsha County is the most developed county in Central China ranking 8th in the Top 100 of counties and county-level cities of China by comprehensive strength in 2020. [6] Changsha County is one of the best developed manufacturing counties and county-level cities in the province, the manufacturing industry is its economic pillar.
In 2017, Changsha made its way into the 1-trillion-yuan GDP club with its GDP of 1.02 trillion RMB, becoming the 13th city in China with a GDP of one trillion yuan (154 billion US dollars). [4] [5] Moreover, financial news portal Yicai.com released its 2017 ranking of China's new first-tier cities, and Changsha is a newcomer. [6]
This list of tallest buildings in Changsha ranks skyscrapers in Changsha, China by height. Changsha is the capital of the Chinese province of Hunan . It is home to 59 skyscrapers of 150 metres or more in height as of October 2023, according to the Council of Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat.
Port of Changsha is one of the 36 major inland ports in China. It is the largest single-port area in terms of throughput in the entire province. It functions as a hub port integrating the handling of import and export containers, bulk cargo, rolling cargo, general cargo loading and unloading, and transportation.
Sky City (Chinese: 天空城市; pinyin: tiānkōng chéngshì), or Sky City One, was an 838-metre-tall (2,749 ft) [7] [8] [9] planned skyscraper in the city of Changsha, Hunan in south-central China. [10] The prospective builders, Broad Sustainable Building, estimated it would take just 90 days to construct.
From 1957 to 1989, Datuopu Airport served as a dual-use military and civil airport for Changsha. It was only capable of handling small aircraft and a few flights per day. The Hunan Provincial Government proposed the construction of a new airport in October 1984, which was approved by the State Council of China.