Changzhou generally exhibits a topographical trend of being higher in the southwest and lower in the northeast, with diverse landforms mainly consisting of two categories: low mountains, hills, and plains. It falls under the subtropical monsoon climate zone, featuring distinct four seasons, abundant rainfall, and sufficient sunlight.
Successful selection in 2011 marks Changzhou's outstanding achievements in the construction of urban civilization.
Gold Award of International Garden City: Awarded in 2012, it demonstrates Changzhou's excellent performance in ecological environment protection and urban construction.
In 2024, the total GDP of Changzhou reached 1.08136 trillion yuan, surpassing Yantai to rank 25th in China. Its GDP growth rate stood at 6.1%, topping the list in southern Jiangsu. The proportion of tax revenue in GDP hit 84.1%, ranking first in Jiangsu Province for two consecutive years.
Changzhou administers 5 municipal districts and exercises jurisdiction over 1 county-level city, namely Liyang City, Jintan District, Wujin District, Xinbei District, Tianning District and Zhonglou District.
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