Table 1. Basic economic and social conditions in China’s main grain producing areas.
| Regional GDP (100 million yuan) | Population at the end of the year (10,000 people) | Agricultural production value (100 million yuan) | Grain production (10,000 tons) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hebei | 36010.27 | 7556.00 | 5707.00 | 3700.90 |
| Inner Mongolia | 17289.22 | 2534.00 | 2985.30 | 3553.30 |
| Liaoning | 25315.35 | 4359.00 | 4061.90 | 2192.40 |
| Jilin | 15074.62 | 2704.00 | 2184.30 | 3632.70 |
| Heilongjiang | 16361.62 | 3773.00 | 5624.30 | 7506.80 |
| Jiangsu | 92595.40 | 8051.00 | 7192.50 | 3660.30 |
| Anhui | 30006.82 | 6324.00 | 4672.70 | 4007.30 |
| Jiangxi | 21984.78 | 4648.00 | 3148.60 | 2190.70 |
| Shandong | 76469.67 | 10047.00 | 9397.40 | 5319.50 |
| Henan | 48055.86 | 9605.00 | 7757.90 | 6648.90 |
| Hubei | 39366.55 | 5917.00 | 6207.80 | 2839.50 |
| Hunan | 36425.78 | 6899.00 | 5361.60 | 3022.90 |
| Sichuan | 40678.13 | 8341.00 | 7195.60 | 3493.70 |