（来源：嘉兴日报） 转自：嘉兴日报 活化利用，焕新名城活力 "其水弯曲抱城如月"的月河历史街区是嘉兴市区内现存规模最大、布局最完整的历史街区，改造时完好 地保存了"鱼骨状"巷弄肌理，江南水乡老街的古朴与厚重在这里一览无余；海宁市长安镇寺弄西街历史 街区内，咖啡店、老字号面馆等店铺依次排布，当地通过修缮、改造和复建等多种措施，不仅保存了大 量清末至民国时期的古建筑，还增添了不少文化内涵。 最好的保护，不是筑起围墙，而是推开院墙，让历史的枝叶向着人间烟火，长出新的藤蔓。以古运河和 环城河为纽带的环城河夜游线，呈现出江南水乡的独特韵味；结合历史文化保护传承，在南湖湖滨区域 改造提升工程中植入餐饮、商场、旅馆、书院、展陈等服务设施，有效提升南湖周边活力；禾城驿·温 暖嘉驿站获得全国人居环境范例奖，进一步增强群众的文化认同度……通过遗产保护、人居环境改善、 风貌提升、功能活力复兴四大手段，嘉兴将历史文化融入现代城市商业与市民休闲生活场景，推进古城 公共配套设施建设，打造百姓家门口的幸福圈。 嘉兴绢纺厂的位置建起了南湖天地，现在，南湖天地二期项目也在如火如荼建设中；民丰冶金片区正在 紧锣密鼓地进行建筑修缮工作，未来将焕新 ...

1月21日，山东省政府新闻办召开政策例行吹风会，邀请省住房城乡建设厅主要负责同志等解读《关于 推动城市高质量发展的实施意见》。 山东省住房城乡建设厅副厅长侯晓滨表示，山东有20座国家和省历史文化名城、60片历史文化街区和 2236处历史建筑，每一处都承载着齐鲁大地厚重的历史文化。近年来，山东坚持保护第一、守正创新， 逐步形成系统完整的历史文化保护传承体系。 二是抓实普查管控。山东开展老城区和老街区专项调查，建立预保护制度；对涉及老街区、老厂区、老 建筑的项目，实行"先调查、后建设"，严防出现建设性破坏问题，推动从"应保尽保"向"精准保护"升 级。 二是完善保护名录，筑牢应保尽保"基本盘"。五年来，山东保护对象数量大幅增加，新增25片历史文化 街区，1200余处历史建筑，历史建筑挂牌率和测绘建档率动态维持100%。每年投入保护资金超过10亿 元，修复20余片街区、600余处历史建筑。保护名录不断丰富，保护措施不断健全。 三是聚焦本体保护。落实"小规模、渐进式"的微更新理念，用匠心精雕细琢，加快修复街区风貌，修缮 历史建筑，完善配套基础设施，破解消防难题，实现保护传承与民生改善的双赢互促。 三是讲好齐鲁故事，点燃 ...

筑牢城市之基。当前，我国城镇化正从快速增长期转向稳定发展期，城市发展正从大规模增量扩张阶段 转向存量提质增效为主的阶段。各地要认真践行人民城市理念。在发展目标上，要以建设创新、宜居、 美丽、韧性、文明、智慧的现代化人民城市为目标，把人民利益放在第一位，认真倾听人民的呼声与想 法，切实增强人民群众的幸福感、获得感、安全感。在发展原则上，要更加重视以人为本，推动城市实 现内涵式发展，不能搞形式主义，不能好大喜功，而是要时时处处考虑人民群众的利益。在发展任务 上，要着眼于提高城市对人口和经济社会发展的综合承载能力，要坚持人口、产业、城镇、交通一体规 划，更好满足群众刚性和多样化改善性住房需求，稳步推进城中村和危旧房改造。大力发展健康、家政 等生活性服务业，健全养老服务体系，加强教育资源前瞻性布局，实施医疗卫生强基工程。要突出抓基 层、强基础、固根本，高效解决群众急难愁盼问题。 坚守城市之本。党的十八大以来，以习近平同志为核心的党中央深刻把握新形势下我国城市发展规律， 坚持党对城市工作的全面领导，在人民城市理念指引下，我国城市发展取得了举世瞩目的历史性成就。 常住人口城镇化率从2012年的53.1%跃升至2024年的 ...

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Core Viewpoint - The revitalization of Xinmin Street in Changchun, Jilin Province, transforms it into a vibrant pedestrian area, showcasing historical architecture and enhancing community engagement while reflecting the principle of "People's City Built by the People" [1][2][3]. Group 1: Historical Significance - Xinmin Street, established in the 1930s during the puppet Manchukuo era, features buildings that once housed government offices and later served educational and medical purposes, symbolizing both colonial suffering and the spirit of resistance among the Northeast people [2][3]. - The street's historical buildings are now accessible to the public, serving as leisure spaces and educational sites, thus bridging the gap between history and contemporary life [2][3]. Group 2: Urban Development and Transformation - The renovation project, initiated in February, involved the removal of 3,724 meters of enclosing walls, resulting in the release of 4.5 hectares of green space and the addition of 13 pocket parks, enhancing the street's aesthetic and functional appeal [3][7]. - The project reflects a collaborative effort among various government departments to ensure minimal disruption to local institutions while maximizing public access and engagement [3][7]. Group 3: Economic Impact - By the end of August, Xinmin Street attracted nearly 5 million visitors, generating over 2.7 billion yuan in economic revenue, highlighting its role as a significant cultural and economic hub [6][7]. - The street's revitalization has stimulated surrounding commercial areas, creating a ripple effect that enhances the overall tourism and cultural landscape of Changchun [7][8]. Group 4: Cultural Integration and Future Prospects - The integration of modern technology, such as QR codes for historical information and AR guides, enhances visitor interaction and educational opportunities, making history more accessible [3][6]. - Future plans include developing three tourism routes centered around Xinmin Street, aiming to further enrich local tourism and cultural offerings, thereby sustaining the momentum of revitalization [7][8].

Core Points - Guangxi is actively promoting urban renewal and safety resilience actions since the 14th Five-Year Plan, with approximately 368,100 units of affordable housing and resettlement housing built, benefiting 835,800 people [1][3] Group 1: Urban Renewal Initiatives - During the 14th Five-Year period, Guangxi has implemented 19 urban village renovation projects, renovated 25,800 units of dilapidated urban housing, and upgraded 7,189 old urban communities, adding 44,500 parking spaces [3] - The region has updated and installed 3,786 old residential elevators, effectively addressing the mobility challenges faced by the elderly [3] - Guangxi has improved community service facilities by addressing gaps in elderly care, childcare, meal assistance, and convenience markets, while revitalizing idle and abandoned land to create "pocket parks," significantly enhancing living conditions [3] Group 2: Urban Safety Enhancements - Since the 14th Five-Year Plan, Guangxi has completed the construction and renovation of 13,408 kilometers of underground gas pipelines and conducted safety inspections and rectifications at 167 water supply plants, effectively eliminating 111 sections of urban black and odorous water bodies [3] - The daily sewage treatment capacity in urban areas has reached 6.992 million tons, and in the current year, 13,400 gas safety hazards have been rectified to ensure urban gas safety [3] Group 3: Cultural Heritage Integration - Guangxi integrates historical and cultural preservation into urban construction by implementing pre-construction mechanisms such as "investigate before construction" and "archaeology before land transfer," ensuring that renovation projects align with local urban aesthetics and cultural heritage [4] - Currently, three national historical and cultural cities and 36 historical and cultural districts in Guangxi have achieved comprehensive protection planning [4] - The region encourages the adaptive reuse of historical cultural heritage, transforming historical districts, buildings, and traditional streets into modern spaces like guesthouses and tea rooms, thereby revitalizing the area and ensuring the living transmission of urban cultural context [4] Group 4: Future Financing Strategies - Guangxi plans to promote the use of public-private partnership financing mechanisms and collaborate with policy banks to enhance project review and selection in the urban renewal sector, encouraging localities to fully explore project value and innovate financing models to accelerate project construction [5]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development has reported that 449 cities across the country have initiated urban health check-ups this year, focusing on areas such as the renovation of old neighborhoods and the construction of complete communities [1] Group 1: Urban Health Check-ups - A total of 449 cities have conducted urban health check-ups this year [1] - The scope and depth of these health check-ups have been further expanded [1] Group 2: Focus Areas - Local governments are concentrating on the renovation of old neighborhoods and the construction of complete communities [1] - Other areas of focus include the protection and inheritance of historical culture, drainage and flood prevention, and the establishment of football facilities [1]

Core Points - The article emphasizes the importance of protecting and inheriting historical and cultural heritage in Nanjing, highlighting the need for a strong sense of responsibility and respect for history [1][2] - It discusses the integration of traditional craftsmanship with modern technology in the preservation and renovation of historical buildings, aiming to revitalize them while maintaining their historical essence [1][2] Group 1 - The provincial secretary, Xin Changxing, conducted a survey on the protection of Nanjing's historical and cultural heritage, stressing the need for thorough implementation of Xi Jinping's cultural thoughts and directives [1][2] - Xin highlighted the significance of preserving the architectural style and street patterns of the old city, advocating for meticulous micro-renovations and improvements to public service facilities to enhance residents' living conditions [1][2] - The article mentions the need for systematic archaeological excavations and effective communication of research findings at the Ming Xiaoling Mausoleum site [1] Group 2 - During the survey, a meeting was held to discuss the planning of historical and cultural heritage protection in Nanjing, with an emphasis on the city's rich cultural background and its status as a national historical and cultural city [2] - Xin pointed out the importance of balancing the relationship between overall and local protection, ensuring the authenticity and integrity of heritage while integrating modern urban development [2] - The article stresses the necessity of fostering a collaborative protection framework involving government leadership and community participation to enhance public awareness and benefits from cultural heritage [2]

Core Points - The article emphasizes the importance of protecting and inheriting historical and cultural heritage in Nanjing, highlighting the need for a strong sense of responsibility and respect for history [1][2] - It discusses the integration of traditional craftsmanship with modern technology in the preservation and renovation of historical buildings, aiming to revitalize them while maintaining their historical essence [1][2] Group 1 - The provincial secretary, Xin Changxing, conducted a survey on the protection of Nanjing's historical and cultural city, stressing the need to implement Xi Jinping's cultural thoughts and directives [1][2] - Xin highlighted the significance of preserving the architectural style and street patterns of the old city, advocating for meticulous micro-renovations and improvements to public service facilities [1][2] - The article mentions the importance of systematic archaeological excavations and the protection of historical sites, particularly in areas like the Ming Palace Ruins Park [1][2] Group 2 - During the survey, a meeting was held to discuss the planning of historical and cultural heritage protection in Nanjing, emphasizing the city's rich cultural background and the need for comprehensive protection strategies [2] - Xin pointed out the necessity of balancing the relationship between traditional and modern elements, promoting organic urban renewal while preserving the city's historical charm [2] - The article stresses the importance of collaboration between government and society in heritage protection, fostering a participatory environment where everyone benefits [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development emphasizes the importance of protecting historical and cultural heritage during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, aiming to ensure that the public can share in the benefits of cultural preservation and promote traditional Chinese culture [1] Group 1: Protection Philosophy - The protection of historical and cultural heritage is prioritized, focusing on comprehensive, authentic, active, and in-depth preservation [2] - The concept of "comprehensive" includes spatial coverage, inclusion of all elements, and continuity across time periods [2] - "Authentic" preservation aims to maintain the integrity of historical information and environments [2] - "Active" preservation encourages the integration of historical culture into modern life through effective utilization [2] - "In-depth" preservation seeks to explore the wisdom, cultural value, and spiritual connotations of heritage [2] Group 2: Action and Implementation - The approach has shifted from rescue-based protection to preventive protection, involving regular assessments and the establishment of digital archives [3] - Historical cultural heritage is integrated into urban development, enhancing infrastructure while preserving historical aesthetics [3] - Pilot projects in over 70 cities focus on revitalizing historical buildings and industrial heritage, transforming old districts into vibrant areas [3] - 58 historical cultural districts and 10 old streets have been designated as national-level tourism and leisure areas, revitalizing local landmarks [3]