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The population of Beijing when it was the capital in ancient and modern times
Liao (907--1125) (period of accompanying the capital. The capital was Zhongjing) 300,000 people
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Gold (1115--1234) 1.02 million people
Yuan (1206--1279) 400,000 people
In the fourth year of Hongzhi in the Ming Dynasty (1491) 670,000 people
420,000 people in the eighth year of Shunzhi in the Qing Dynasty (1651)
Republic of China
730,000 people in 1913
1.3 million people in 1930 (Nanjing is the capital)
1.55 million people in 1936 (Nanjing is the capital)
2.03 million people in 1948 (Nanjing is the capital)
Beijing’s population since the founding of the People’s Republic of China Population: 6.6 million in 1958, 4.57 million more than in 1948
8.72 million in 1978, 2.12 million more than in 1958;
Because 1968 was during the Cultural Revolution, there is no population data
10.61 million people in 1988, 1.89 million more than in 1978
(Food stamps were canceled in 1993, and outsiders began to come in large numbers. Beijing)
1990 Census: 10.819 million people
1998 12.46 million people, 1.85 million more than 1988
2000 Census: 1381.9 Ten thousand people
In 2008, there were 21.97 million people, 9.51 million more than in 1998; of which 12.04 million were from the city and 9.93 million were from other places. Beijing’s migrant population exceeded 154 million throughout the year, ranking the highest in the world.
2010 Census: 25.285217 people.
End of 2011: 28.240515 people.
Summary: 1948 to 1958 (an increase of 4.57 million people) and 1998 to 2008 (an increase of 9.51 million people) were the two "peak decades" of Beijing's population growth
Latest news: As of February 2009, Beijing’s instantaneous population has exceeded 30.74 million. As of December 2010, Beijing’s permanent population has exceeded 25,285,217 people. By the end of 2011, Beijing’s actual population has exceeded 28,240,515 people. .
Census
1990 Census: 10.819 million people, 2000 Census: 13.819 million people. On November 1, 2010, Beijing census, the city’s permanent population: 25,285,217 people
What is instantaneous population
For the statistics of "instantaneous population", we might as well do something like this Explanation: The results of the sampling survey, sampling for three days in a month, sampling for three months in half a year, the floating population counted by the city's surprise census at the same time point.
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Beijing’s instantaneous population
Beijing is a special city with its own special politics
Therefore, Beijing’s demographics are not suitable for people who live more than The current statistical basis of the permanent population is only the population of half a year.
For example: in 2008, due to the hosting of the Olympic Games (a major foreign affairs event), Beijing urban management stepped up its crackdown on unlicensed vendors. Beijing Public Security Bureau has stepped up its crackdown on criminals. These two crackdowns have caused many outsiders who had lived in Beijing for less than half a year to leave Beijing. After the Olympics, these people returned to Beijing in large numbers. However, please note: Address After changing (they haven’t lived there for several months, no one can pay rent in vain), they continue to live in Beijing. However, no matter before or after the Olympic Games, the two periods they lived in Beijing were less than half a year, and they changed again. Without their addresses, it is difficult to count them, so Beijing has the contradictory result that in 2008, 8.5 million temporary residence permits were issued, but the statistics showed that only 4.65 million people came to Beijing from other places.
Every year in Beijing. There are many other major events, such as the 60th anniversary celebration in 2009, the annual two sessions, etc. During these periods, the crackdown on illegal activities will be intensified, which will cause some people to lose their living space, but after the crackdown, it is time to come back. people are back again
In summary: It is recommended to use instantaneous population instead of permanent population to calculate the population of Beijing
PS: In 2007, Beijing’s instantaneous population was 21 million, and the permanent population was 21 million. 16.33 million Alipay users Estimated total population of Beijing
Mature user groups aged 20 to 35 account for 83% of the total number of Alipay users. Currently, the number of Alipay users in Beijing reaches 11.62 million. , becoming the city with the most users of this tool
Total population of Beijing (estimated by Alipay users)
20--35 years old accounts for 30% of the total population (from Beijing Statistical Yearbook 2008). , the total number is 9.6446 million (83% of the 11.62 million Alipay users)
Conclusion: Beijing’s total population (estimated) is 32.1486 million
Modern Beijingers
Broad sense: Chinese citizens with a Beijing household registration;
Narrow sense: Chinese citizens with ID numbers starting with 110.
"Broad sense" refers to the total number of old Beijingers and new Beijingers, including those who have moved their household registration. People with a registered permanent residence outside of Beijing who came to Beijing; the “latter” refers to old Beijingers; because the ID number remains unique for life and does not change with the transfer of household registration, this can be used to distinguish old Beijingers from new Beijingers.
< p>Other people (foreigners, outsiders) living in Beijing are also the Beidiao mentioned in this entryPS: The first six digits of the ID number of the indigenous population in each district and county in Beijing
Municipal districts: 110100, counties in Beijing: 110200
Dongcheng District: 110101, Xicheng District: 110102, Chaoyang District: 110105, Fengtai District: 110106, Shijingshan District: 110107, Haidian District: 110108 , Mentougou District: 110109, Fangshan District: 110111, Tongzhou District: 110112, Shunyi District: 110113, Changping District: 110114, Daxing District: 110115, Pinggu District: 110117, Huairou District: 110116, Miyun County: 110228, Yanqing County: 110229 .
Scope of Beijing City
Dongcheng, Xicheng, Xuanwu and Chongwen belong to the central urban area. Most of the old Beijingers once lived in these four districts. After the founding of New China, most of them moved to the suburbs;
Chaoyang, Fengtai, Shijingshan, and Haidian were originally suburban areas, but are now classified as the Sixth District of Beijing.
Registration place of people in Beijing
According to the user survey results of Zhenai.com, China’s largest dating website, among people aged 20 to 49 years old in Beijing, divided by the province of residence, People from Heilongjiang account for 15% of the total, people from Beijing account for 10%, and people from other provinces and cities account for 75%; that is to say, among the young people (labor force), locals account for 10% and outsiders account for 90%.
Statistics from Century Jiayuan.com
Beijing women account for 26.9% of women in Beijing
Beijing men account for 29.9% of men in Beijing
< p>Beijingers account for 28.5% of people in BeijingWomen in Beijing: Men in Beijing=84.9:100
Shanghai women account for 31.7% of women in Shanghai< /p>
Shanghai men account for 33.6% of men in Shanghai
Shanghaiese account for 32.6% of men in Shanghai
Women in Shanghai: Men in Shanghai= 82.4: 100
Chongqing women account for 47.8% of Chongqing women
Chongqing men account for 44.1% of Chongqing men
Chongqing people account for Chongqing men People: 45.7%
Women in Chongqing: Men in Chongqing=70.9:100
Tianjin women account for 47.2% of women in Tianjin
Tianjin men Men in Tianjin: 43.3%
Tianjin people account for 45.4% of people in Tianjin
Women in Tianjin: Men in Tianjin=66.9:100
< p>Total population of Beijing: Total population of Shanghai: Total population of Chongqing: Total population of Tianjin = 377813 (Beijing):281113 (Shanghai’s population is less than that of Beijing): 171221 (Chongqing’s population is less than half of Beijing’s): 101648 ( Tianjin
Tianjin’s population is less than one-third of Beijing’s)
NetEase 2008 Survey
As of December 31, 2008
Liaoning There are 1.47 million people living outside the province, and the preferred destination is Beijing
There are 4.2 million people living outside the province, and the preferred destination is Beijing
Inner Mongolia has 1.99 million people living outside, the first choice Destination: Beijing
Shanxi Province has 1.17 million people living outside their homes, and the preferred destination is Beijing
Shandong Province has 4.27 million people living outside their homes, and their preferred destination is Beijing
There are a total of 13.1 million people living outside the home in the above five provinces, and the preferred destination is Beijing
There are 450,000 people living outside Beijing, and the preferred destination is Hebei
Beijing Beijing celebrities who were born and grew up in Beijing:
Prominent families in Beijing (Fanyang County) (Song Dynasty)
According to the book "Bookstore of Hundreds of Family Surnames", how many families in Beijing (Fanyang County) during the Song Dynasty The three big families are: Zou family, Lu family, Zu family, Yan family and Jian family. These noble families are different from the royal family, but are nobles for generations (before the Republic of China). The royal family was often persecuted after the dynasty was overthrown, and many of their descendants have changed their surnames. For example: after the Republic of China, the Aisin Gioro family changed their surname to Jin. There are many, including those with the surname Qi (calligrapher: Qi Gong). But these prominent families do not need to change their surnames.
Modern celebrities
Song Dandan (sketch actor)
Yingda (director, actor)
Pu Cunxin (actor)
Xu Qing (actor)
Xu Jinglei (actor, director)
Zhang Ziyi (actor)
Faye Wong (singer, actor)
Ling Ming (singer, actor)
Zhang Yining (table tennis player)
Teng Haibin (gymnast)
Zhang Nan (gymnast)
Feng Kun (women's volleyball player)
Wang Tao (table tennis player)
Zhuang Zedong (table tennis player)
Chen Ying (shooting player)
Yang Ling (shooter)
Wang Xu (wrestler)
Luo Wei (taekwondo athlete)
Yang Xiaojun (women's volleyball player)
Ma Yanhong (female gymnast)
Dong Jiong (badminton player)
Shao Jiayi (football player)
Yang Chen (male, football player)
Lv Liping (actor)
Ge You (actor)
Feng Xiaogang (director)
Cai Ming (actor)
Wang Xuechun (CCTV host)
Xiao Wei (CCTV host)
Yang Chen (female, CCTV host)
Liu Chunyan (CCTV host)
Zhao Zhongxiang (CCTV host)
Sun Zhengping (sports commentator)
Tian Zhen (singer)
Jiang Xiaohan (host, Actor)
Guan Ling (host, actor)
Yingzhuang (actor)
Jin Ming (actor)
Ye Jing ( Actor)
Gao Yuanyuan (actor)
Man Wenjun (singer)
Man Jiang (singer)
Cai Guoqing (singer)< /p>
Cao Ying (host, actor)
Jet Li (actor)
Sha Baoliang (singer)
Cui Jian (singer)
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Dou Wei (singer)
Ju Ping (CCTV host)
Cheng Fangyuan (singer)
Yu Meng (actor)
Jiang Kun (crosstalk actor)
Chen Peisi (sketch actor)
Cai Ming (sketch actor)
Xiao Ke (singer)
< p>Laolang (singer)Gao Xiaosong (singer)
Da Zhangwei (singer)
Yang Lan (host)
Zhang Yue (CCTV host)
Zhu Xun (CCTV host)
Song Shixiong (famous sports commentator)
Zhao Ziqi (actor, host)
Hu Ziwei (Beijing TV host)
Jiao Huang (actor)
Hu Jun (actor)
Shunzi (singer)
p>Xiao Xiao (singer)
Chang Kuan (singer)
Li Xueqing (model, actor)
Liang Tian (actor)
Zhang Jizhong (director)
Chen Luyu (Phoenix TV host)
Xu Gehui (Phoenix TV host)
Liu Fang (Phoenix TV host)
Zeng Zimo (Phoenix TV host)
Chen Xiaonan (Phoenix TV host)
Yang Lixin (actor)
Dai Rao ( Singer)
Wang Ji (Actor)
Ju Xue (Actor)
Sun Song (Actor)
Niu Li (Actor)< /p>
Li Xiang (female, football reporter)
Wang Fei (basketball coach)
Song Xiaobo (female, former national women’s basketball captain)
Huang Lei (actor, director, singer, teacher)
Li Jindou (crosstalk actor)
Liu Liyang (2006 Super Girl third runner-up)
Chen Kaige (director)
Hong Huang (ex-wife of director Chen Kaige)
Wang Yi (Minister of Foreign Affairs, former Chinese Ambassador to Japan)
Li Suli (former bus conductor on Route 21, " National 'March 8th' Red Flag Bearer")
Chen Yufan
(Member of Yu Quan Group)
Chen Peng (Founder of Micro-Novel)
Proportion of local young people in each municipality
Beijing: Non-locals in Beijing =1:9, Beijing residents account for 10%
Shanghai: Non-local residents in Shanghai=7:13, Shanghai residents account for 35%
Tianjin: Non-local residents in Tianjin=9:11 , people from Tianjin account for 45%
Chongqing: people from outside Chongqing = 13:7, people from Chongqing account for 65%