💰 Chinese Provinces by GDP
Nominal GDP of the provincial-level divisions of mainland China, in current US dollars.
Guangdong10%
Jiangsu10%
Shandong7.2%
Zhejiang6.6%
Sichuan4.7%
Henan4.7%
Hubei4.4%
Fujian4.2%
Shanghai4%
Hunan3.9%
Anhui3.7%
Beijing3.6%
Hebei3.5%
Shaanxi2.6%
Jiangxi2.5%
Chongqing2.4%
Liaoning2.3%
Yunnan
Hong Kong
Guangxi
Inner Mongolia
Shanxi
Guizhou
Xinjiang
Tianjin
Heilongjiang
Jilin
Gansu
1
Guangdong
$2,042B
2
Jiangsu
$1,993B
3
Shandong
$1,445B
4
Zhejiang
$1,324B
5
Sichuan
$947B
6
Henan
$933B
7
Hubei
$877B
8
Fujian
$843B
9
Shanghai
$794B
10
Hunan
$774B
11
Anhui
$742B
12
Beijing
$729B
13
Hebei
$690B
14
Shaanxi
$512B
15
Jiangxi
$504B
16
Chongqing
$473B
17
Liaoning
$465B
18
Yunnan
$459B
19
Hong Kong
$427B
20
Guangxi
$416B
21
Inner Mongolia
$374B
22
Shanxi
$357B
23
Guizhou
$330B
24
Xinjiang
$300B
25
Tianjin
$260B
26
Heilongjiang
$236B
27
Jilin
$210B
28
Gansu
$192B
29
Hainan
$114B
30
Ningxia
$80B
31
Qinghai
$58B
32
Macau
$52B
33
Tibet
$42B
Highlights
Within China, Guangdong ranks first in 2025 with $2,042B, followed by Jiangsu ($1,993B) and Shandong ($1,445B).
Across 33 entries, values run from $2,042B (Guangdong) to $42B (Tibet), with a median of $465B.
Source: National Bureau of Statistics of China (2025) (via Wikipedia), 2025. Unit: USD billion.
Source: National Bureau of Statistics of China (2025) (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026