Before the Tang Dynasty, Kuaiji had always been the political, economic and cultural center of Zhejiang. The quality and output of the Yue bronze swords produced within the territory, bronze mirrors from the Han Dynasty to the Three Kingdoms, ceramics and tea from the Tang and later periods, silks that became famous in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and Shaoxing rice wine that entered its heyday in the Southern Song Dynasty were famous at home and abroad. In the 32nd year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1162), the total tea output of Shaoxing Prefecture reached more than 385,000 kilograms ("Song Huiyao Collection"). In the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, Pingshui Town gradually became an important tea distribution center in eastern Zhejiang. At the end of the Qing Dynasty, about 8.8 million jins of tea were shipped and sold overseas from Pingshui Town every year, and 1.8 million jins were shipped domestically ("Report of Kuaiji County Quanye Institute"). During the same period, the annual production of Shaoxing rice wine reached 300,000 jars, totaling 3 million jars (approximately 75,000 tons). During the Republic of China, there were internal and external troubles, natural and man-made disasters, stagnant production, and poor people's livelihood. According to the "China Industrial Chronicle", in 1932, the total tea output in the five counties of Shaoxing, Shangyu, Shengxian, Xinchang and Zhuji was only 167,100 tons, Shaoxing rice wine 1.08 million jars (about 27,000 tons), and silkworm cocoons 139,300 Dan, the number of pigs raised is 62,200, and the grain is 1,064.22 million jins, of which 493.9 million jins are in Shaoxing County. Shaoxing has a large population and cannot be self-sufficient in food. Every year, about 200 million kilograms are shipped in from Jiangsu, Anhui, and Jiangxi, as well as Jinhua, Lanxi, Jiande, Tonglu and other places in the province. Industrial production was even weaker. Taking Shaoxing County, which was relatively developed at that time, as an example: "The machine-made industry consists of four industries: flour, rice milling, electric lights, and silk stockings, with 12 companies and 663 employees." ("Shaoxing General Survey" in the 38th year of the Republic of China) 》); there are 6,798 handicraft industries with 24,907 employees (the number of employees in 203 wineries is unrecorded). The output of the main products has not been recorded, but the export numbers are: 3.2 million pieces of tin foil, 1.08 million jars of Shaoxing wine, 120,000 dans of tea, 130,000 jars of fermented bean curd, and 195,000 pieces of various silks and satins (including official yarn). According to the "Zhejiang Economic Yearbook", by the 36th year of the Republic of China, industrial and agricultural production had further shrunk. The grain output in the five counties was only more than 775 million kilograms, 84,000 tons of tea, 11,285 tons of wine, 900,000 pieces of tin foil, and 8,663 spring cocoons (purchased amount). burden. On the eve of liberation, Shaoxing had fallen into backward production, depressed industries, and people's hardship. In 1949, the region's total industrial and agricultural output value was 342 million yuan, with an average annual per capita value of only 153.4 yuan. Among them, the total agricultural output value was 262 million yuan, accounting for 76.52%, and the per capita value was 117.4 yuan; the total industrial output value was 80 million yuan, accounting for 23.48%, and the per capita value was 36 yuan. The total grain output is 485,400 tons, with an output of 114 kilograms per mu and 218 kilograms per capita. The power generation capacity is 1 million kilowatt hours, 12,600 tons of rice wine, 436,000 meters of cotton, 542,900 meters of silk and satin, and 78,700 pieces of daily-use ceramics.

Shaoxing’s five counties (cities) have all entered the ranks of the top 100 counties in the country in terms of comprehensive economic strength. In 2012, Shaoxing's industrial economy first declined and then rose, and agricultural production grew steadily. The industrial added value was 173.8 billion yuan, an increase of 9.9% over the previous year, and the total output value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery was 27.9 billion yuan, an increase of 2.8%. The gross product (GDP) reached 362 billion yuan, an increase of 9.7% over the previous year, and the per capita GDP was 73,304 yuan, an increase of 9.4%. Residents' income has also achieved rapid growth, with the growth rate in rural areas being higher than that in urban areas.

In 2012, Shaoxing City’s effective investment generally stabilized, with fixed asset investment of 172.3 billion yuan, an increase of 20.8% over the previous year, of which industrial investment was 88.1 billion yuan, an increase of 18.4% over the previous year, ranking first in total. First in the province. Infrastructure investment was 28.4 billion yuan, an increase of 17.9%. Social consumption is steadily rising. Shaoxing City's total retail sales of consumer goods reached 115.9 billion yuan, an increase of 15.1% over the previous year. The total annual tourism revenue was 50.6 billion yuan, and it received 49.35 million tourists.

In 2013, the city’s GDP reached 396.7 billion yuan, an increase of 8.5%; public fiscal budget revenue was 29.3 billion yuan, an increase of 10.3%; fixed asset investment was 200.2 billion yuan, an increase of 16.2%; social consumer goods Total retail sales were 131.8 billion yuan, an increase of 13.8%; foreign trade exports were 27.9 billion US dollars, an increase of 9.2%; the per capita disposable income of urban residents was 40,454 yuan, and the per capita net income of rural residents was 19,618 yuan, an increase of 9.6% and 10.8% respectively; consumer prices increased by 2 %; the urban registered unemployment rate is 2.9%; the natural population growth rate is 0.05%. ; It is estimated that research and experimental development expenditures will account for 2.1% of GDP.

Among them, the growth rate of GDP was 0.5 percentage points lower than expected, and the growth rate of urban and rural residents' income was 0.4 and 0.2 percentage points lower than expected respectively. During the Neolithic period, the Yue people used bone hoe, wooden hoe and wooden hoe to engage in rice production, creating a history of rice cultivation in the territory.

In the Xia Dynasty, "the people on the seaside of Dayue only had bird (island) fields" ("Yue Jueshu"), "followed the Linglu to cultivate, or chased birds and deer for food" ("Wu Yue") Spring and Autumn Period"), reclaimed swamp plains and hilly dry land, and planted rice, wheat, millet and other food crops.

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, King Goujian of Yue adopted the strategy of Fan Li and Ji Ni: "The key to military affairs lies in people, and the key to people lies in grain." He regarded the development of grain production as the foundation of a strong country. Food crops were expanded to seven categories: rice, millet, adzuki beans, rice, wheat, soybeans, and rice. In the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Southern and Northern Dynasties, "lake fields were reclaimed" ("Song Book·Kong Jigong Biography"), a number of landlord manors (special industries) appeared, and the grain planting area further expanded. In the Tang Dynasty, Yuan Zhen "ordered officials and county people to build ponds in winter, store rainwater in spring, and irrigate dry seedlings in summer" in Yuezhou, and developed a large amount of grain land. In the Southern Song Dynasty, "wheat was planted in mid-autumn and eight grains were planted in spring", and the variety of grains increased. “Rice is divided everywhere and wheat appears in every household.” The double-cropping system of wheat and rice and the wheat-fertilizer (alfalfa) rotation system were fully implemented, and grain output further increased. During the Wanli period of the Ming Dynasty (1573-1619), corn and sweet potatoes were introduced; during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (1736-1795), potatoes were introduced, and dry food developed rapidly. During the Republic of China, the area sown with grain expanded. In the 1930s, the annual grain sowing area was 4.9119 million acres, the total annual grain output was 11.7864 million quintals, and the sowing area yielded 240 kilograms per mu. However, "Shaoxing has a large population. Although the grain production is abundant, it is not self-sufficient. In good years, it only accounts for half of the annual demand (supply). In famine years, the amount will be 20 to 30% off." ("China Industrial Chronicle" in the 22nd year of the Republic of China) ). In the early 1940s, the Japanese army invaded Shaoxing, causing damage to agricultural production. In the late 1940s, food production recovered slowly. In 1949, the five counties had 2.7658 million acres of cultivated land, including 2.2984 million acres of paddy fields, 4.2518 million acres of grain sown area, and a total output of 485,400 tons. The annual grain yield per mu was 183 kilograms, and the sown area yield was 114 kilograms per mu. In the 1950s, focusing on reforming the farming system, a farming system with the three-crop system as the main body was formed. In 1959, the grain output per mu was 331 kilograms, and the total output was 865,800 tons, an increase of 78.34% over 1949. In the early 1960s, it was advocated that the higher the multiple cropping index, the earlier the better, and the denser the seeds, the better, which violated the growth laws of grain crops and led to a reduction in grain production. From 1962 to 1966, mass scientific experiments were carried out and scientific farming was implemented. Donghu Farm in Shaoxing County created four good supporting experiences of "good land, good system, good seeds, and good methods", which was praised by Li Yanju, deputy director of the Hunan Provincial Department of Agriculture, as "the most successful farm." It has achieved the characteristics of Donghu agronomy and is unique in the field of agriculture in the country." In the 1980s, the rural economic system was reformed, and agricultural technology training was provided to households at different levels. About 200,000 people were trained annually, and farmers' scientific farming skills improved rapidly. In 1990, the construction of tons of grain fields was carried out, and 527,500 acres of grain were produced per ton, ranking first in the province; the increase in grain production was 76,000 tons, accounting for more than one-fifth of the province's total increase in grain production. Shaoxing City has 2.2245 million acres of grain land, 5.3715 million acres of grain sown area, a total output of 1.862 million tons, and a yield of 833 kilograms per mu. Shaoxing City is a comprehensive agricultural planting area that mainly produces grain crops and is rich in cash crops and vegetable crops with various varieties. It is also a three-crop area characterized by rice production and double-cropping rice as the main body. It has the Shaoyu Water Network Plain , Xinsheng Basin, Sanjie-Zhangzhen Basin and Zhuji Basin are the “four major granaries”.

In 2012, the sown area of ??crops in Shaoxing City was 4.9469 million acres, an increase of 0.9% over the previous year, of which the sown area of ??grain crops was 2.7723 million acres, an increase of 0.5%. The total output value of the five leading characteristic industries, including vegetables, pigs, tea, fresh water products, flowers and seedlings, is 12.684 billion yuan, accounting for 56.2% of the total output value of Shaoxing's agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery. Leading agricultural enterprises have further developed and expanded. Shaoxing City has 1,266 leading agricultural enterprises at all levels and types, an increase of 58 compared to the same period last year. Among them, 64 are enterprises exceeding 100 million yuan, an increase of 9 compared to the same period last year. By the end of the year, Shaoxing's agricultural products had 12 Chinese famous brand products, 26 Chinese well-known trademarks, 48 ??Zhejiang famous brand products, and 65 Zhejiang famous trademarks. The development of modern agriculture and green agriculture has achieved great results.

In 2010, 10 modern agricultural comprehensive zones, 27 leading industry demonstration zones and 39 characteristic agricultural boutique parks were approved to be included in the provincial modern agriculture creation sites. An additional 98,100 acres of land contract management rights were transferred, bringing the total to 890,700 acres. 149 new standardized farmer cooperatives were developed, bringing the total number to 1,808. Shaoxing City has established 165 agricultural standardization demonstration zones of various types, with a demonstration and promotion area of ??670,000 acres; 363 certified pollution-free agricultural products, 53 certified A-level green foods, and 409 certified pollution-free agricultural product origins, and developed pollution-free agricultural product origins The area is 1.16 million acres, including 68 newly certified pollution-free agricultural products and 9 newly certified green foods. During the Spring and Autumn Period, there were industries such as copper and tin mining, weapon casting, wine making, silk reeling, silk weaving, linen weaving and ceramics in Yue State. During the Eastern Han Dynasty, the successful firing of mature celadon in the territory established Kuaiji as the birthplace of celadon in my country. The rapid improvement of bronze mirror production technology made Kuaiji the center of mirror casting in the south of the Yangtze River, and reached its heyday during the Three Kingdoms period. During the Jin Dynasty, the society in Kuaiji was stable, the economy was prosperous, and the papermaking and ceramics industries accelerated their development. In the Sui Dynasty, Yuezhou silk fabrics were listed as tribute. The Yueluo, Yanteng paper and Yue kiln celadon produced in Yuezhou in the Tang Dynasty were famous both at home and abroad. Yue kiln celadon reached its peak production period with its "ice-like" and "jade-like" texture. During the Song Dynasty, Shaoxing Prefecture's pharmaceutical and food processing industries were increasingly prosperous, and its brewing industry was even more famous. Liquor shops were dotted on the streets, and famous wines such as "Peng Lai Chun" were famous throughout the south of the Yangtze River. In the Ming Dynasty, a number of brewing and soy sauce factories appeared in Shaoxing Prefecture, and fermented bean curd began to be sold overseas. In the Qing Dynasty, the number of brewing workshops increased and their scale expanded. The highest annual output of rice wine reached more than 70,000 tons. A number of large breweries opened wholesale and retail businesses in big cities such as Beijing, Tianjin, Shanghai, and Hangzhou, and sold to Southeast Asian countries. Due to its excellent quality, Pingshui pearl tea is processed and exported to Europe, America and Southeast Asia in large quantities. The official yarn, silk and satin produced in South Street of Shaoxing City and rural market towns such as Huashe and Qixian, the black and white paper fans produced in Keqiao and Zhoujiaqiao areas of Shaoxing, and the bamboo weaving crafts from Xinchang and Shengxian counties are successively sold abroad.

Shaoxing’s modern industry began in the late Qing Dynasty. In the 21st year of Guangxu (1895), the Kaiyuan Yongsi Factory using machines opened in Baimiyan (now Zhongtang Township), Kuaiji County. It was one of the first industrial enterprises in Zhejiang Province in modern times. In the early years of the Republic of China, the Jinhengfeng Iron Works, Jianxin Repair Machinery Iron Works, Huaguang Electric Co., Ltd., Zhuji and Shengxian small thermal power plants were built in Shaoxing City, and the machine rice milling, chemical industry, and printing industries were developed under this promotion. , laid the foundation for modern industry in Shaoxing and promoted the transformation and progress of traditional industry.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the people's governments of the counties (cities) in Shaoxing resumed production as soon as possible, and at the same time successively opened new Shaoxing tea factories, Xinhua printing factories, new dyeing and weaving factories, and Shaoxing wineries. , Yunji Winery, Shengxian New Machinery Repair Shop, Zhuji People's Power Plant, Shangyu Limin Rice Factory, Xinchang County Production and Relief Institute Grain Processing Plant and other more than 30 public-owned industrial enterprises, laying the foundation for future industrial development. At the same time, we will guide weak private small enterprises to implement private-private mergers; support private production enterprises of daily necessities such as matches, soap, cooking oil, towels, and cotton cloth in terms of production raw materials, funds, and product sales to help overcome difficulties. Restore production, develop the economy, and stabilize society.

Since 1979, industrial production has developed rapidly, and Shaoxing Elastic Yarn Factory, Zhejiang Polyester Factory, Zhuji Wool Textile Factory, Zhejiang Building Sanitary Ceramics Factory, Xinchang Wool Textile Factory, and Huayue Microelectronics Co., Ltd. have been built successively. Waiting for a number of modern enterprises. By 1990, Shaoxing City had more than 20 industrial sectors such as textiles, food, machinery, metallurgy, chemicals, building materials, and electronics. It had initially formed a light textile industry as the main body, brewing as a feature, and the three major industries of textile, machinery, and food. pillar of the industrial system.

In 2010, Shaoxing City’s industrial economy took the opportunity of carrying out a comprehensive supporting reform pilot for provincial industrial transformation and upgrading to fully promote the strategic adjustment of the industrial structure and the fundamental transformation of the development model, and achieved remarkable results. Shaoxing's industrial enterprises achieved a total industrial output value of 862.386 billion yuan, an increase of 21% over 2009.

Among them: 5,545 industrial enterprises above designated size completed a total industrial output value of 679.739 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 23.17%; completed sales revenue of 699.385 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 23.08.73%; realized profits and taxes of 58.887 billion yuan, of which profit was 40.527 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase respectively. 31.88% and 35.77%, showing a good development trend with efficiency growth higher than production and sales growth; the export delivery value was 122.554 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 20.79%, continuing to maintain a steady growth momentum; the enterprise cost and expense profit margin was 6.45%, higher than in 2009 0.65 percentage points, the industrial economy is generally in a "relatively prosperous range". Main Development Zones and New Areas of Shaoxing City Shaoxing High-tech Zone Management Committee Paojiang New District Jinghu New District Shengzhou Economic Development Zone Shaoxing Ecological Industrial Park Keqiao Economic Development Zone Shaoxing County Binhai Industrial Zone Xinchang High-tech Industrial Park Zhuji Economic Development Zone Shangyu Economic Development Zone Reference source of Shangyu Hangzhou Bay Fine Chemical Industry Park. Trade in Shaoxing region originated very early, with ups and downs in each generation. As early as the Warring States Period, commercial activities occurred in Dai Viet City. Fan Li "accumulated the principles of [storage]" in business, which has influenced him to this day. During the Qin and Han Dynasties, commercial activities in the city have been recorded. There was a large market at Tingqiao, the capital of the county. The Yue people called it a market. According to legend, it was the place where Jizixun sold medicine. In the fourth year of Yongjian of the Eastern Han Dynasty (129 AD), Wu and Hui were divided and Shanyin became the county seat of Kuaiji. From then on, commerce developed rapidly. In the fifth year of Yonghe (140), Ma Zhen, the governor of Kuaiji County, presided over the construction of Jianhu Lake, which laid the foundation for economic development. In addition, the Han Dynasty implemented the tax reduction policy and advocated "equal emphasis on food and goods", and commercial and trade activities within the territory became increasingly prosperous. In August of the eighth year of Wu Chiwu in the Three Kingdoms (245), Sun Quan "sent Chen Xun, the captain of the school, to farm the fields and 30,000 scholars, and dig the Jurong Middle Road from Xiaoqi to the west city of Yunyang, leading to the city of Kuai (Ji). "Di Ge". At that time, Kuaiji County was the most important trading center for bronze mirrors and celadon in the country, and its Vietnamese cloth and silk markets were famous overseas. In the Tang Dynasty, the country was prosperous and the economy was developed. Yuezhou City was not only the capital of a state, but also the residence of the Zhejiang Dongdao Jiedu Envoy, making it look like a metropolis. Its Yue porcelain, jiaosuo, white gauze, flower gauze, Qingrong, Wu silk, etc. are famous throughout the country and are sold well all over the country. There is a saying that "Hangzhou was not as prosperous as Suzhou and Kuaiji counties in the Tang Dynasty". In the Southern Song Dynasty, Lin'an was established as the capital. At that time, Shaoxing was on par with Jinling and became one of the two largest cities in the country outside the capital. Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty stayed here for more than a year. The city has expanded, prosperous, neat streets, convenient transportation, developed commerce, and the tea trade has ranked first in the country. During the Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties, Shaoxing's handicraft industry developed rapidly, which promoted commercial prosperity, especially silk, wine and other industries, which have occupied an important position in the country.

After the Opium War, foreign goods began to appear in the Shaoxing market, national industry rose, commodity types increased, industries expanded, and specialties were subdivided. In the third year of Xuantong of the Qing Dynasty (1911), there were 290 shops in the city, including 60 rice shops, 27 cotton shops, and 7 kerosene shops; there were 1,719 shops, covering 74 industries, such as rice, wine, and soy sauce industries. , tea and food industry, north-south goods industry, department store industry, silk and cloth industry, watch industry, gold and silver industry, oil candle industry, tea and lacquer industry, copper and tin industry, etc. In the early period of the Republic of China, commerce developed again. In the 25th year of the Republic of China (1936), there were 103 commercial industries in Shaoxing urban area, totaling 4,887 businesses, with a total capital of 9.401 million yuan and an annual turnover of 48.288 million yuan. According to the "Shaoxing Industrial and Commercial News" on July 21, 2037, survey statistics by the Shaoxing Chamber of Commerce showed that there were 2,471 shops with 4,518 employees.

In 1956, Shaoxing City was approved to implement public-private partnerships in all industries, with 45 industries, 5,837 households, and 11,400 people; 98 households and 331 people were directly transitioned to state-owned businesses; public-private partnerships with fixed shares and fixed interest rates were implemented There are 531 households with 4,325 people; 15 cooperative stores with 79 households; 361 cooperative groups with 4,713 households. In addition, there are still 416 households operating independently, accounting for 7.13% of the total.

Since 1978, the business management system has been reformed and power returned to enterprises; the planning system has been reformed to expand the supply of non-planned commodities; the price system has been reformed and commodity prices have been liberalized.

In 1990, the total purchase of agricultural and sideline products in Shaoxing City was 2,126.26 million yuan, an increase of 8.21 times over 1978; the total retail sales of commodities was 3,589.15 million yuan, an increase of 6.3 times over 1978. There are 48,444 retail commercial institutions in Shaoxing, 7.32 times the number in 1978; there are 85,605 commercial personnel, 3.59 times the number in 1978.

Among the commercial retail institutions in Shaoxing City, state-owned and cooperative businesses account for 6.44%, collective businesses account for 4.64%, and individual businesses account for 88.92%. Among the total retail sales of social commodities, state-owned and cooperative businesses accounted for 56.96%, collective businesses accounted for 11.51%, and individual businesses accounted for 31.53%.

Transportation

In 2012, the investment in transportation infrastructure projects was 9.325 billion yuan, an increase of 14.6%, and the investment completed 124.33% of the annual target. At the end of the year, Shaoxing City’s highway mileage was 9,081 kilometers, a year-on-year increase of 0.02%. Vigorously promote the construction of rural roads, investing 86.92 million yuan to complete the construction goals and tasks of rural interconnected roads and roads leading to villages. Promote the integration of urban and rural public transportation and implement public transportation transformation of rural passenger transport lines. Shaoxing City has updated 94 rural passenger transport buses, with a rural passenger transport accessibility rate of 99.2%. The highway commercial passenger traffic volume was 173.14 million passengers, and the turnover volume was 4.588 billion passenger-kilometers, an increase of 1.7% and 1.4% respectively over the previous year; the highway commercial freight volume was 78.9 million tons, and the turnover volume was 7.075 billion ton-kilometers, both an increase of 3.7% over the previous year. %.

Posts and Telecommunications

In 2012, postal and telecommunications business revenue was 4.887 billion yuan, an increase of 3.2%. At the end of the year, there were 2.018 million fixed-line telephone users (including PHS) in urban and rural areas, and the fixed-line main line penetration rate was 45.98 lines/100 people. At the end of the year, the number of mobile phone users (call users) was 4.3645 million, with a mobile phone penetration rate of 99.44 units per 100 people; the number of Internet users (excluding mobile Internet users) was 877,000. The express mail business has developed rapidly, with 1.8429 million express mail items delivered throughout the year, a year-on-year increase of 11.8%.

Finance

At the end of 2012, the balance of local and foreign currency deposits in Shaoxing financial institutions was 494.832 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 19.5%, of which the balance of urban and rural residents' savings deposits was 194.572 billion yuan, an increase of 14.0%. The balance of domestic and foreign currency loans of financial institutions was 393.427 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 19.3%, of which short-term loans were 283.961 billion yuan and medium- and long-term loans were 95.188 billion yuan, an increase of 18.1% and 29.9% respectively.

Foreign Trade

In 2010, Shaoxing’s foreign trade exports exceeded 20 billion US dollars for the first time, reaching 21.089 billion US dollars, an increase of 33.80% over 2009, and the export volume accounted for 1.34% of the national total. The proportion increased by 0.03 percentage points compared with 2009. The export volume ranks 18th among all cities in the country, and the growth rate ranks 6th; it ranks 7th among prefecture-level cities, and the growth rate ranks 4th.

Shaoxing City *** introduced 235 foreign investment projects, with new contracted foreign investment of US$1.446 billion, an increase of 53.56% over 2009; actual foreign investment was US$953 million, a year-on-year increase of 17.52%, completing the expected target of 841 million US dollars 113.30% of USD. Among them, 34 new foreign-invested projects were approved in the urban area, with new contracted foreign investment of US$213 million, a year-on-year increase of 13.36%; actual foreign investment was US$147 million, a year-on-year increase of 6.47%, completing 83.70% of the predetermined target. Except for Paojiang Economic and Technological Development Zone, other counties (cities) and development zones in Shaoxing City have exceeded their predetermined goals. Among them, Shangyu City’s actual utilization of foreign capital reached 300 million US dollars, ranking first among counties (cities).

Shaoxing City has newly approved 164 overseas investment enterprises, with a total investment of US$298.85 million, of which Chinese investment was US$281.69 million, an increase of 52.80% over 2009. The total turnover of the 107 overseas investment enterprises operating in Shaoxing City was US$1,065.94 million, driving exports of US$989.18 million, a year-on-year increase of 81.90% and 87.50% respectively. The value of newly signed labor service contracts in Shaoxing City was US$527.64 million, and the turnover was US$502.6 million, a year-on-year increase of 31.30% and 18.50% respectively. Among them, the actual overseas project turnover was US$100.95 million, a year-on-year increase of 11.70%. Shaoxing City dispatched 49 laborers, and at the end of the period, there were 309 people abroad.