ORCA | Organisation for Research on China and Asia

Date: 02/12/22

By Rahul Karan Reddy



How well do you know China’s provinces? The China’s Provinces dashboard is a resource for exploring differences in economic and social development across provinces in China. The resource visualises 76 statistical indicators of development, grouped into six categories: demographics, economic growth, income/consumption, trade, healthcare and environment. The indicators presented in this resource can be viewed for each province and sub-region of China. The data presented is for the year 2021 and was collected from the 2021 Statistical Yearbook published by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS).

Navigation:

Best suited for desktop viewing.
Clear the filters by selecting the funnel icon on the right top corner of the filter to refresh the contents of the dashboard.

Categories:

The main tab at the top of the dashboard (Demographics, Regional Economy, Income & Consumption, Trade, Municipal and Environment) permit users to navigate across categories.

Filters:

The Region filter below the main tab permits users to view indicators for sub-regions across China (Central, East, North, North-East, South and West). Selecting a sub-region will prompt the dashboard to show data for provinces in that sub-region.

The Province filter on the right hand side of the dashboard can be selected to view indicators for individual provinces. Selecting a province will prompt the dashboard to show data relevant only to the selected province.

* Remember to clear the filters (funnel icon on the right top corner of the filters) to refresh the dashboard after using a particular filter.
* When no filters are selected, the dashboard shows the national average of indicators.

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