市集要“烟火气” 不要“乌烟瘴气”

Group 1 - The revival of markets in urban areas represents a blend of commerce and culture, enhancing social interactions and adding vibrancy to city life [1][2] - Markets cater to diverse consumer needs through small-scale, decentralized operations, providing low-barrier entrepreneurial opportunities for micro-entrepreneurs, farmers, and artisans [1][2] - The unique cultural offerings of markets serve as living representations of local heritage, helping to avoid homogenization in urban environments [2] Group 2 - The complexity of regulating market activities is highlighted by recent food safety incidents, emphasizing the need for effective oversight to maintain public safety [2] - Urban managers are encouraged to adopt a balanced approach to regulation, utilizing technology for food safety tracking while avoiding blanket bans on market activities [3] - The essence of market revival lies in modern consumers' desire for local and warm experiences, suggesting that markets should be integrated into the urban economic ecosystem sustainably [3]