The main contradictions in China's coordinated regional development include those between coastal areas and inland areas, and those between central areas and peripheral areas. Among them, the former includes the spatial flow of production factors affecting the industrialization of inland areas, and the lack of gradients in industrial and regional economic growth inhibiting the urbanization of inland areas. The latter includes the accumulation of a large number of high-quality public resources in the central areas, and the further widening of the development gap between the central areas and the peripheral areas.In order to solve the above-mentioned contradictions, we can proceed from five aspects: firstly, promote the development of an open economy in the inland areas, target developing countries and export capital and technology-intensive industries; secondly, strengthen the talent plan in the inland areas and spatially attract the talents to return; thirdly, promote the formation of new core areas and new economic growth poles in the peripheral areas; fourthly, enhance the appropriate tendency of high-quality public resources to small and medium cities to increase their attractiveness; fifthly, strengthen the construction of transportation network among the peripheral areas, and foster the economic integration and development there.
