Hello, I look forward to answering your questions at Chaochao, hoping to help you. Moscow is a megacity with a population of over 6.5438+million, and it is an important transportation hub in Russia and even Eurasia. At the same time, Moscow is also an important industrial manufacturing center, with the total industrial output value ranking first in the country and complete industrial categories. There are more than 20,000 factories, including a large number of power machinery factories and manufacturers specializing in manufacturing machine tools, ships and precision instruments. At the same time, the city also develops various non-ferrous metal smelting industries, especially aluminum industry; In addition to heavy industry, the developed chemical industry, light industry and paper industry are also important components of Moscow industry. Before the October Revolution, Moscow was famous for its textile industry and was known as the "cloth city". 2. Tokyo Tokyo is the largest industrial city in Japan, where major companies from all over the country gather. Tokyo is also the economic, commercial and financial center of Japan. 90% of companies with capital exceeding 5 billion yen are concentrated in Tokyo, and all major banks, head offices or major branches in China are located in Tokyo. Tokyo has the world-famous Bank of Japan and the Tokyo Stock Exchange, which is active in the world stock market, located in Chiyoda District and Central District respectively. In the streets of Tokyo, shrines and monasteries can be seen everywhere. Even in Ginza, a famous business district, there are 13 shrines, large and small, dedicated to maintaining commercial prosperity. London is one of the most important economic centers in the world and the largest economic center in Europe. In 2004, its regional gross output value was $365 billion, accounting for 17% of British gross national product. There are more than 500 banks (as high as 199 1) in the City of London, ranking first among the world's big cities, including 470 foreign banks, and the total capital of London exceeds10 billion pounds. The City of London has an annual foreign exchange transaction volume of about 3 trillion pounds, making it the largest international foreign exchange market in the world. London is also the largest eurodollar market in the world, and the oil revenue turnover of oil exporting countries can sometimes reach more than $50 billion a day, accounting for more than 1/3 of the global European dollar turnover. The Bank of England, the British Central Bank, the 13 clearing bank and more than 60 commercial banks are also located here. The most famous clearing banks are Barclays Bank, Lloyd's Bank, Midland Bank and National Westminster Bank. 4. Oslo Oslo is a famous historical city in Europe. Founded in 1050, it became the capital of Norway from 18 14. It was once called "cristiana", and later it was changed to its present name. According to legend, Oslo means "Valley of God" and some people say it is "Piedmont Plain", both of which are related to the geographical location of Oslo. The city is close to the winding Oslo Bay and backed by the towering Keren Mountain in Hollmen. Cangshan Mountain and the green sea complement each other, which makes the city not only have the charming scenery of coastal cities, but also rely on the majestic momentum displayed by alpine forests. Oslo is also a highly modern city. Today, Oslo, with a population of about 500,000, is the national political, economic, cultural and transportation center of Norway and the largest industrial city in the country. The industries include shipbuilding, machinery, electronics, wood processing, paper making, textiles and food. From Oslo, you can reach Sweden, Denmark, Germany and so on. By train or ship, the traffic is very convenient. 5. Seoul World Trade Center, South Korea's top companies such as Samsung, LG, Hyundai and Kia Group all have service centers in Seoul. The service industry accounts for 63.2% of South Korea's GDP, which is higher than the national average. In 2006, Seoul's per capita GDP was $24,500. As the center of South Korea's service industry and the focal point of domestic service industry, Seoul has maintained the economic development of the whole country. Korea Stock Exchange (KSE), as a fund-raising enterprise, is located in Ruyi, Seoul. 6. Hong Kong is one of the international financial centers, and financial institutions are closely related to the market. The government's policy is to maintain and develop a sound legal framework, regulatory system, infrastructure and administrative system, to provide a level playing field for market participants, to maintain the stability of the financial and monetary systems, and to enable Hong Kong to compete effectively with other major financial centers. Hong Kong, with its superior geographical position, is a bridge connecting the time difference between North America and Europe, closely linked with other economies in the Mainland and Southeast Asia, and established a good communication network with other parts of the world, so it can become an important international financial center. In addition, the free flow of funds into and out of Hong Kong is also an important factor. 7. Copenhagen According to Danish historical records, Copenhagen was a small fishing village and a trading place at the beginning of the 11th century. With the increasing prosperity of trade, it developed into a commercial town in the early 12th century. In the early15th century, it became the capital of the Kingdom of Denmark. Copenhagen in Danish means "port for merchants" or "port for trade". Tivoli and Mermaid in Tivoli Park can be said to be the symbols of Copenhagen. And Strouilai, the world's first pedestrian street. A dazzling array of goods will make Geneva a modern metropolis. Of course, there are dazzling high-end goods from local and international sources. The main shopping area in Geneva is the famous Rue du Rhone, which extends from the old city to the south bank of the Rhone River. There is no doubt that world-renowned auction houses such as Christie's and Sotheby's chose to operate in Geneva for a reason. Antiquorum, an expert in antique clocks and watches, and other shops directly quoted that precious antiques, cultural relics, watches and jewellery all flowed into this metropolis. Famous watches such as Audemars Piguet, Boucher, Bulgari, Cartier, Chopin, Frank Mueller, Gubyrin, Les Ambassadeurs, Earl, Patek Philippe, Patek Philippe and Vacheron Constantin all gathered in Geneva, marking the city's distinguished position in precious cultural relics, jewels and clocks. David Duff's shop in Rue Rive Street is a must-see for cigar fans all over the world. For those who collect all kinds of souvenirs, L'Ours de Berne can't be missed. Many fine products that are hard to find elsewhere can be found here. Geneva is also the hometown of traditional women's wear and accessories. Well-known brands such as Burberry, Celine, Chanel, Dior, Dunhill, Gucci, Hermes and Louis Vuitton have opened stores in Longhe Street to show tourists the elaborate designs of famous teachers. Apart from the jewellery, watches and jewelry provided by the above-mentioned famous shops, antique shops, handmade chocolates and flea markets have all added rare shopping pleasure to Geneva. Souvenir collectors can visit Feng Street on the right bank and sell special handicrafts along the way. From traditional bronze cowbells to handmade Swiss pottery, any souvenirs and antique treasures that can be thought of can be found. 9. Zurich Zurich is not only the largest financial center in Switzerland, but also an important financial center in Western Europe. There are more than 120 banks here, more than half of which are foreign banks, so they enjoy the title of "European millionaire city". On both sides of Silbolt Street and Exchange Street, there are many banks, and the trading volume of the stock exchange is second to none in western Europe, accounting for 70% of the securities trading volume in western Europe. Banhoff Street in Zurich is considered to be the richest street in the world. Every year, the funds mobilized from here have reached an incalculable astronomical figure. 10, Vito Emanuel II's Vittorio Emanuele II Shopping Mall in Milan. This is a gorgeous shopping mall, but the sightseeing value is higher than the shopping value. However, the Prada boutique under the central arcade is one of the best in Milan in terms of scale and window layout, especially the window layout is updated every day, and it is also a great pleasure to just stand outside the window and enjoy it. Monty Napoleon Street via Monte Napoleon E There are two or three Gucci and Prada in this street, and other famous brands such as Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Giorgio Armani, Gianni Versace and Moschino don't have to worry about finding them. French brands such as Chanel, Hermes and Kezino, German brands such as Escada and aigner are not only well supplied, but also at reasonable prices. It is cheaper to sell intermediate products on Croso G.Matteotti, but there are still many famous Italian brands, such as Max Mara, Bruno Magli and Marella. Other more civilian Max &；; Co, Benetton, Sisly, Stefanel, Furla specialize in naraCAMICE of all kinds of tops, Play and Diesel of denim series are all in this street.