On the seventh day of the Lunar New Year, many people have come back from vacation to start work, and many others are packing their bags in their hometown, ready to return and continue to work hard for their dreams. For many first-tier cities, after the New Year, the traffic will return to the old level, and the "empty city" during the holidays will become a "blocked city".

Recently, 360 Data Center released the "Empty City Index" of Spring Festival travel rush in 20 17 based on the migration of 900 million users from Spring Festival travel rush to New Year's Eve, and listed the top ten empty cities in Spring Festival travel rush this year. It is worth mentioning that in the "empty city" ranking, the number one is not the north, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, and Beijing and Shanghai have not entered the top five. During the Spring Festival, nearly 70% of Dongguan's population left their hometown and were elected as the most "empty" city in the festival, while the top four cities were all located in the Pearl River Delta.

Experts said that becoming the first "empty city" shows that Dongguan has attracted a large number of migrant workers, which is inseparable from the positive growth of Dongguan. Although the GDP scale of Dongguan is not as good as that of Guangzhou, Shenzhen and other cities in the province, it is among the best compared with other cities in the country, and has maintained rapid growth all the year round.

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TOP 10, an empty city in the Spring Festival, ranks first in Dongguan.

According to big data, during the Spring Festival, the top ten cities with the highest vacancy rate in China were Dongguan, Foshan, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Changsha, Shanghai, Suzhou, Beijing, Wuhan and Zhengzhou. In addition to nearly 70% of Dongguan's population returning home, more than 60% of people in Foshan, Guangzhou and Shenzhen also went out for the holidays. ? Specifically, in the four first-tier cities of Guangzhou, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, more than half of people go home for the New Year, namely Guangzhou (6 1.36%), Shenzhen (60.76%), Shanghai (56.76%) and Beijing (52.0 1%).

Beijing's "blocked city" has become an "empty city"

Taking Beijing as an example, the latest statistics of the Municipal Transportation Commission also verified Beijing's "empty city" status. The data shows that due to a large number of people leaving Beijing during the holidays, the city's public transport passenger traffic has fallen sharply to a low level throughout the year. Among them, the passenger traffic of rail transit only reaches 30% of the normal level. During Spring Festival travel rush, the maximum peak hour full load rate of Beijing subway was only 7 1%, which was significantly lower than the normal level. The average daily passenger flow of the subway in the city is only 40.52%.

Spring Festival travel rush, Beijing, Guangzhou and Shenzhen are empty.

In the above list, first-tier cities such as Beishangguangshen and Shenzhen, as well as the economically developed Pearl River Delta and Yangtze River Delta regions have become the regions with the highest vacancy rate. In this regard, experts said that although living and working in these areas have various shortcomings, such as traffic congestion, serious smog, high housing prices and so on. These cities still attract people from all over the country who love life and dare to fight here with rich employment opportunities, generous wages and convenient public facilities.