Cities must be people-oriented to attract talents
ANBOUND
The competition to attract talents in the second-tier and new first-tier cities in China is still continuing. With more first-tier cities joining, this year's talent competition will become even more intense. However, compared with the first-tier cities, non-first-tier cities also have their own advantages. The second, third and fourth tier cities should focus on their own advantages and combine their positioning to attract talents, so as to achieve the purpose of enhancing the competitiveness of the cities. Most importantly, an attractive city must be a people-oriented city.