The population migration report before and after the Spring Festival in Dongguan tells you which city people go to Dongguan most frequently.

Where is the hometown of people living in Dongguan? Where do people like to go to Dongguan best? Just after the Spring Festival, Observer. com Xiaobian compiled the situation of Dongguan population moving in and out before and after the Spring Festival.

Where does the data come from?

The data exclusively compiled by Observer.com comes from Baidu’s product "Baidu Migration".. Baidu Migration was officially launched at 0: 00 on January 26th this year, and the earliest available data was 0: 00 on January 16th. It is a brand project based on Baidu LBS big data. Baidu Migration counts data every hour, and each data is the average of the previous 8 hours, and ranks the top ten of this average. People can visit on PC and mobile phone, choose different cities and different time points, and check the trajectory of group movement.

The data of "Baidu Migration" comes from Baidu LBS open platform, which provides location services for hundreds of thousands of apps, and handles more than 3.5 billion user location requests every day (statistics as of August 2013), not based on vehicle data.

Observer Network collected data from 0: 00 on January 21st (the 21st day of the twelfth lunar month in year of the snake) to 23: 00 on February 9th (the 10th day of the first month of the Year of the Horse) — — A total of 20 days, a total of 1200 data., especially from January 23rd (the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month) to February 9th (the 10th day of the first month). Three time points are collected every day, namely 7: 00, 15: 00 and 23: 00 (representing three time periods: 23: 00 to 7: 00, 7-15: 00 and 15-23: 00 respectively). Among them, the number is one thousandth, such as 300, which is 300 thousandths.

Observer Network Xiaobian intercepts the migration data of Dongguan at 7: 00 on January 23rd (the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month) as follows for readers’ reference.

Screenshot of migration data of Dongguan at 7: 00 on January 23rd.

Before the Spring Festival: From the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, there is obvious regularity.

During the eight days from January 23rd (the 23rd day of the twelfth lunar month in year of the snake) to 1.30 (the 30th day of the twelfth lunar month), the data characteristics are obviously different from the previous two days.

Whether moving in or out, several cities suddenly and collectively squeezed out Nanjing, Hangzhou, Zhengzhou, Wuhan and other cities, entered the top ten, and rarely fell out.These cities are Hong Kong, Ganzhou, Jiangxi, Chenzhou, Hunan and Wuzhou, Guangxi. In addition, Yulin in Guangxi and Zhangzhou in Fujian occasionally entered the top ten.

It is particularly worth mentioning that,Hong Kong and Ganzhou, whether moving in or out, did not fall out of the top ten..

Judging from the immigration data, Chenzhou fell out of the top ten in only two days. Judging from the emigration data, Chenzhou only fell out of the top ten in three days.

In addition, Shanghai, Beijing and Ningbo are in and out of Dongguan very evenly and stably, and basically do not fall out of the top ten, but compared with the first group in front, the proportion is much less (close to an order of magnitude).

Moving out of Dongguan before the Spring Festival: Flowing to Less Developed Cities

The top ten people who moved out of Dongguan before the Spring Festival were Ganzhou (5788), Hong Kong (3154), Chenzhou (2833), Yulin (2735), Hezhou (1307), Ningbo (615), Wuzhou (580), Zhangzhou (419) and Shanghai (392). The figures in this paragraph are the sum of the thousandth ratio in these eleven days.

This ranking shows the obvious characteristics of population flowing to underdeveloped cities.

The time period for moving out to Hong Kong is relatively regular, with the data at 7-15 o’clock and 15-23 o’clock significantly higher than that at 7 o’clock on the 23rd and the next day.

The peak of emigration to Ganzhou appeared at 23: 00 on January 28th (15-23: 00 that day), reaching 329, or 32.9%.

The peak of emigration to Chenzhou appeared at 23: 00 on January 27th (15-23: 00 that day), reaching 203, or 20.3%.

The peak of emigration to Yulin appeared at 7: 00 on January 29th (from 23: 00 on January 28th to 7: 00 on January 29th), accounting for 407 per thousand, or 40.7%. After that, another peak 319 was reached only at 7: 00 on January 30, and the other times were either 0 or very low.

Moving into Dongguan before the Spring Festival: Inflow from economically developed areas

Before the Spring Festival, they moved to Dongguan. The top ten were: Hong Kong (5233), Ganzhou (1526), Ningbo (1225), Chenzhou (1172), Shanghai (921), Qingdao (744), Beijing (661), Wuzhou (396), Hangzhou (248).

Compared with the value of moving out of Dongguan, the data of moving in from Hong Kong is very high, and it obviously opens the gap with the second group. Ganzhou, the second place, is only less than 1/3 of the proportion of Hong Kong.

In other words, the obvious feature of moving to Dongguan before the Spring Festival is moving from Hong Kong, which is economically developed..

Yulin and Zhangzhou were 202 and 155 respectively, and did not enter the top ten.

It is worth mentioning that Macao entered the top ten at 23: 00 on January 29th and 15: 00 on January 30th.

Qingdao ranks sixth, second only to Shanghai.

The peak of immigration from Hong Kong reached 372, or 37.2%, at 23 o’clock on January 30th (15-23 o’clock that day).

As far as Hong Kong is concerned, moving into Dongguan before the Spring Festival shows a more positive trend than moving out of Dongguan.The most obvious performance is that the proportion of people who moved to Dongguan from 23: 00 to 7: 00 the next day did not decrease much compared with other time periods.

Moving out of Dongguan during the Spring Festival: Hong Kong still ranks first.

Moving out of Dongguan during the Spring Festival is still the first in Hong Kong. The top ten are Hong Kong (3861), Ganzhou (2568), Chenzhou (1748), Ningbo (930), Shanghai (664), Beijing (530), Yulin (511), Qingdao (497), Hezhou (360) and Hengyang (276).

The peak of Hong Kong’s emigration from Dongguan occurred at 23: 00 on February 3 (the fourth day), reaching an astonishing 341, or 34.1%. Since then, there will be a small peak at 23 o’clock every day, and it will be 256 at 23 o’clock on February 6 (the seventh day). Compared with before the Spring Festival, Hong Kong has a higher proportion of emigration.

From January 31st to February 4th, Macao moved out of Dongguan with a high proportion, and entered the top ten for many times. Interestingly, during the period of moving out to Macao, none of them happened between 23: 00 and 7: 00 the next day.

During the Spring Festival, people moved to Dongguan: Hong Kong was the largest, and Ganzhou moved to Chenzhou obviously after the fourth day.

During the Spring Festival, that is, from January 31 (the first day of the first month) to February 6 (the seventh day of the first month), the proportion of immigrants from Hong Kong was the highest, followed by Ganzhou and Chenzhou. It is particularly noteworthy that from February 4th (the fifth day), Ganzhou and Chenzhou beat Hong Kong many times and became the cities that moved into Dongguan the most.

During these seven days, the cities that moved into Dongguan were ranked as Hong Kong (3111), Ganzhou (2898), Chenzhou (2753), Hezhou (1212), Yulin (803), Ningbo (736), Wuhan (449), Shanghai (448) and Qingdao (381).

In addition, from February 2 to February 6, Taipei entered the top 10 at 23 o’clock for four consecutive days (the average of 15-23 o’clock that day).

Wuzhou, Guangxi often enters the top ten, but its ranking is relatively low.

Macao never made it into the top ten during the Spring Festival.

Hong Kong entered Dongguan at 23 o’clock on January 31 (the first day) and at 23 o’clock on February 1 (the second day).Among them, at 23 o’clock on January 31, it surpassed the second place Ningbo with an overwhelming advantage of 330, and it basically exceeded an order of magnitude (Ningbo was only 53). Since February 3rd (the fourth day), the decline of Hong Kong is very obvious, and the data shows obvious signs of moving from underdeveloped areas to Dongguan.

Chenzhou was flat in the first three days, but it suddenly broke out at 15 o’clock on February 2 (the third day), overwhelming Hong Kong and even Ganzhou many times, becoming the city that moved into Dongguan the most. The peak of Chenzhou occurred at 15 o’clock on February 5 (the sixth day), reaching 307.

This time is also the peak of Ganzhou, reaching 349.

Moving out of Dongguan after the Spring Festival: Cities tend to be average, and Hong Kong still has the most.

During the three days from February 7 to February 9 after the Spring Festival, Hong Kong was the highest, about twice as high as the second place. The top ten are Hong Kong (1714), Ganzhou (912), Chenzhou (642), Ningbo (474), Shanghai (304), Qingdao (249), Beijing (236), Yulin (2004), Wuzhou (152) and Zhangzhou (96).

The number of people who moved out of Dongguan after the Spring Festival is relatively symmetrical with the number who moved into Dongguan before the Spring Festival..

Moving to Dongguan after the Spring Festival: Ganzhou Chenzhou Hezhou is far ahead.

Among the cities that moved into Dongguan after the Spring Festival, there was an obvious inflow of underdeveloped areas into Dongguan, and Ganzhou, Chenzhou and Hezhou firmly occupied the top three. The top ten are Ganzhou (2765), Chenzhou (1752), Hezhou (949), Hong Kong (584), Yulin (279), Wuzhou (270), Ningbo (165), Wuhan (158), Shanghai (117) and Zhangzhou (66).