the economic system or the demand for a particular product or service

city; town

to hit the market (of a new product)

city resident

the whole city

Beijing municipality, capital of the People's Republic of China (abbr. to [[京|京|Jing1]])

the administrative body of a city

Shanghai municipality (abbreviated as [[沪|滬|Hu4]])

city; metropolis

Guangzhou, sub-provincial city and capital of Guangdong Province

a financial market where securities such as stocks and bonds are issued and traded

Shenzhen, a sub-provincial city in Guangdong Province

Hangzhou, sub-provincial city and capital of Zhejiang Province [[浙江省|浙江省|Zhe4 jiang1 Sheng3]]

Xiamen, a sub-provincial city in Fujian Province

The central part or main business and commercial area of a city.

Nanjing, sub-provincial city and capital of Jiangsu Province

Chongqing municipality (abbreviated to [[渝|渝|Yu2]])

to begin investing in the stock market or other financial markets.

Tianjin municipality (abbr. to [[津|津|Jin1]])

price-earnings ratio

The built-up, central, or administrative part of a city as opposed to the suburbs.

prefecture-level city and capital of Guizhou Province

Shenyang, sub-provincial city and capital of Liaoning Province

Chengdu, sub-provincial city and capital of Sichuan Province

Wuhan, sub-provincial city and capital of Hubei Province

a province-level city or first-level administrative subdivision directly under the jurisdiction of the central government

inside the city

Zhengzhou, prefecture-level city and capital of Henan Province

Harbin, sub-provincial city and capital of Heilongjiang Province

Xi'an, sub-provincial city and capital of Shaanxi Province

stock market; stock exchange

Chinese unit of length equal to 500 meters

the appearance of a city

the marketplace (the world of business and commerce)

Changsha, prefecture-level city and capital of Hunan Province