2015 GDP per capita (based on mid-year population)[1] PPP: abbreviation of purchasing power parity; Nominal:CNY 6.2284 per US dollar; PPP: CNY 3.5268 per int'l. dollar (based on IMF WEO April 2016)[2] provinces rank CNY Nominal (US$) PPP (Int'l.$) Level of national GDP per capita (%) Reference index GDP (in millions) Mid-year population (in thousands) MainlandChina 50,251 8,068 14,248 100 68,905,100 1,371,220 Tianjin 1 107,960 17,334 30,611 216 1,653,819 15,319 Beijing 2 106,497 17,099 30,196 213 2,296,859 21,611 Shanghai 3 103,796 16,665 29,431 208 2,496,499 24,205 Jiangsu 4 87,995 14,128 24,950 176 7,011,638 79,682 Zhejiang 5 77,644 12,466 22,015 155 4,288,649 55,235 Inner Mongolia 6 71,101 11,416 20,160 142 1,803,279 25,079 Fujian 7 67,966 10,912 19,271 136 2,597,982 38,225 Guangdong 8 67,503 10,838 19,140 135 7,281,255 107,865 Liaoning 9 65,354 10,493 18,531 131 2,874,339 43,867 Shandong 10 64,168 10,302 18,194 128 6,300,233 98,183 Chongqing 11 52,321 8,400 14,835 105 1,571,972 30,040 Jilin 12 51,852 8,325 14,702 104 1,427,411 27,528 Hubei 13 50,654 8,133 14,363 103 2,955,019 58,338 Shaanxi 14 48,023 7,710 13,617 97 1,817,186 37,840 Ningxia 15 43,805 7,033 12,421 89 291,177 6,647 Hunan 16 42,968 6,899 12,183 87 2,904,721 67,601 Qinghai 17 41,252 6,623 11,697 84 241,705 5,859 Hainan 18 40,818 6,554 11,574 83 370,276 9,072 Hebei 19 40,255 6,463 11,414 82 2,980,611 74,043 Xinjiang 20 40,034 6,428 11,351 81 932,480 23,292 Heilongjiang 21 39,352 6,318 11,158 80 1,508,367 38,330 Henan 22 39,131 6,283 11,095 79 3,701,025 94,580 Sichuan 23 36,836 5,914 10,445 75 3,010,310 81,721 Jiangxi 24 36,724 5,896 10,413 74 1,672,378 45,539 Anhui 25 35,997 5,779 10,207 73 2,200,560 61,133 Guangxi 26 35,190 5,650 9,978 71 1,680,312 47,750 Shanxi 27 34,919 5,606 9,901 70 1,280,258 36,560 Tibet 28 31,999 5,138 9,073 64 102,639 3,208 Guizhou 29 29,847 4,792 8,463 60 1,050,256 35,188 Yunnan 30 28,806 4,625 8,168 58 1,371,788 47,279 Gansu 31 26,165 4,201 7,419 52 679,032 25,952