省发展改革委、省住房城乡建设厅、郑州市、洛阳市、南阳市、航空港区和长垣市发言。 会议以视频会议形式召开，各省辖市、济源示范区、航空港区和县（市、区）设分会场。有关省领 导出席。（据《河南日报》） 10月17日，省委城市工作会议在郑州召开，省委书记刘宁出席并讲话，强调要深入贯彻习近平总书 记关于城市工作的重要论述和在河南考察时重要讲话精神，落实中央城市工作会议精神，科学谋划推进 我省城市工作，推动城市高质量发展，为奋力谱写中原大地推进中国式现代化新篇章提供有力支撑。省 长王凯主持，省政协主席孔昌生出席。 刘宁强调，要抓住关键、统筹兼顾，持续落实"一个尊重、五个统筹"，坚定贯彻"一个优化、六个 建设"，坚持以水定城、以人定城、以地定城、以产定城、以文定城，加快建设现代化人民城市。要聚 焦动能转换，以创新增动力，以改革激活力，以开放挖潜力，着力建设富有活力的创新城市。要聚焦品 质提升，坚持人口、产业、城镇、交通一体规划，持续提升生活便利性、居住舒适性、公共服务普惠 性，着力建设舒适便利的宜居城市。要聚焦绿色转型，加强城市环境污染治理，加大生产领域节能降碳 力度，加快推行健康文明生活方式，着力建设绿色低碳的美丽城市。 ...

Core Points - The meeting emphasized the importance of high-quality urban development as a key component of modernization and enhancing people's quality of life [1][2] - The provincial government aims to establish a modern urban system that integrates large, medium, and small cities, with Zhengzhou as the central city and other cities like Luoyang and Nanyang as sub-centers [2][3] - The focus will be on optimizing urban layout, promoting new urbanization, and ensuring coordinated development between urban and rural areas [2][3] Group 1 - The meeting highlighted the need to implement Xi Jinping's important discussions on urban work and the spirit of the Central Urban Work Conference [1] - The provincial government will adopt a "one main, two sub, one circle, two belts, four regions, and multiple points" development pattern to enhance urban capabilities [2] - Key principles include optimizing urban structures, transforming energy sources, improving quality, and ensuring green transitions [1][3] Group 2 - The government will focus on innovation, reform, and openness to drive urban vitality and enhance living conditions [3] - Emphasis will be placed on environmental governance, energy conservation, and promoting a healthy lifestyle to create a green and beautiful city [3] - The meeting called for strengthening leadership, improving systems and mechanisms, and building a strong professional team to support urban modernization [3]

现代化人民城市，浙江如何"高水平"建设？ 中新网杭州10月14日电(鲍梦妮)城市是现代化建设的核心引擎，是文化根脉传承的主要载体，更是人民 幸福生活的温暖家园。浙江省委城市工作会议日前在温州召开，明确高水平建设创新、宜居、美丽、韧 性、文明、智慧的现代化人民城市，不断提升城市吸引力、引领力、辐射带动力、可持续发展力。 当下，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。站在新阶段，浙江以"高水平"为标准建设城市，底气何来？ 既有基础上，浙江将如何发力建设现代化人民城市？ "现代化"是对城市发展质量和水平的综合性要求，而"人民"体现了中国特色城市发展道路的本质属性。 两者兼得，方为"此心安处"。 在浙江省住房和城乡建设厅相关负责人看来，要把人民对美好生活的向往作为城市工作的出发点和落脚 点，既鼓励市民积极参与城市建设治理，又精准回应人民诉求，着力解决住房老旧、设施老化等急难愁 盼问题，让城市发展成果更多惠及全体人民。 该省公布的一组目标数据体现着以人为本的关怀：到2027年，实现城市周边村基本实现供水、污水处理 一体化全覆盖，液化气城乡统一配送入户率达90%以上 ...

中新网温州10月12日电(鲍梦妮)"到2030年基本建成现代化人民城市，2035年全面建成现代化人民城 市。"10月12日，浙江省委城市工作会议在温州举行，浙江省住房和城乡建设厅相关负责人介绍该省目 标时如上表示。 城市是中国式现代化建设的重要载体，承载着人民群众对美好生活的向往。据悉，浙江全省常住人口城 镇化率已达75.5%，人均GDP达13.56万元，已建成城乡风貌样板区405个、未来社区1039个，保障性住 房和棚改安置房惠及群众1300万人。 会议现场。鲍梦妮摄 在城乡一体融合高质量发展的过程中，城市发挥着带动作用。以缩小"三大差距"为目标，浙江将构建以 县城、中心镇、重点村为支点的支撑体系，实施城乡供水、污水、用能等六大一体化工程，推动城市产 业和资源要素向农村流动、基础设施向农村延伸、公共服务向农村覆盖。该省目标到2027年，城市周边 村基本实现供水、污水处理一体化全覆盖，液化气城乡统一配送入户率达90%以上。 （文章来源：中国新闻网） 眼下，浙江正加快建设创新浙江、因地制宜发展新质生产力。聚焦动能转换，该省计划培育创新生态， 打造创新城市，助力"两新"深度融合，加强经开区、高新区、工业园区等各类 ...

民以居为安。针对人民群众基本住房需求和多样化改善性住房需求，"十四五"期间，全国住房城乡建设 系统着力完善住房供应体系。一方面，保障困难群众基本住房需求，建立了包含公租房、保障性租赁住 房和配售型保障性住房的多层次住房保障体系，坚持货币补贴和实物保障相结合，健全保障性住房申 请、轮候、准入、使用、退出等各个环节的管理机制，努力把住房保障这项民生工程抓实抓好。另一方 面，坚持因城施策、精准施策、一城一策，充分赋予城市政府房地产市场的调控自主权，因地制宜调整 优化房地产政策，支持居民合理住房消费，通过市场体系满足居民的多样化改善性住房需求。 中央纪委国家监委网站 陈昊 "十四五"期间，全国建设筹集各类保障性住房和城中村、城市危旧房改造等安置住房1100多万套 （间）、惠及3000多万群众；更新改造供水、燃气、供热等地下管网84万公里；打造"口袋公园"1.8万 多个、城市绿道2.5万公里……10月11日，国务院新闻办举行新闻发布会，介绍"十四五"时期住房城乡 建设工作进展和主要成效。住房城乡建设部部长倪虹表示，五年来，全国住房城乡建设系统牢牢抓 住"安居"这个人民群众幸福生活的基点，坚持市场与保障相结合，多措并举、 ...

Group 1: Urban Development and Modernization - The core objective is to build a modernized people-oriented city with six key aspects: innovation, livability, beauty, resilience, civilization, and intelligence [1] - The transition of urbanization in China is moving from rapid growth to stable development, focusing on quality improvement rather than large-scale expansion [1] Group 2: Technological Innovation in Wuhan - Wuhan's Lantu Automotive has transformed a traditional fuel vehicle factory into a smart factory for electric vehicles, producing over 200,000 units and generating more than 50 billion yuan in output value [2] - The city has seen a significant increase in electric vehicle production, with a 152% year-on-year growth, reaching 168,000 units in the first half of the year [2] Group 3: Brain-Computer Interface Development - Wuhan is establishing itself as a hub for brain-computer interface technology, with the formation of the Hubei Brain-Computer Interface Industry Innovation Development Alliance to promote collaboration among academia, industry, and healthcare [3][4] - The city has a strong educational foundation with 92 universities and 1.41 million students, supporting its focus on emerging technologies like AI and quantum technology [3] Group 4: Urban Renewal in Nanjing - Nanjing has revitalized low-efficiency land by transforming old industrial sites into innovation-driven parks, attracting over 2,000 companies related to digital economy and information services [5][6] - The city has implemented a comprehensive urban renewal strategy since 2016, focusing on planning and market-driven approaches to enhance urban functionality [6] Group 5: Infrastructure Improvement in Shenyang - Shenyang is utilizing central government funding to improve urban drainage systems, addressing significant flooding issues in local areas [8][9] - The city has secured over 15 billion yuan in funding for urban construction projects, with a total investment of 180.2 billion yuan across 918 projects [10] Group 6: International Talent Services in Shanghai - Shanghai has established a one-stop international talent service center, streamlining 36 administrative services for foreign professionals [11][12] - The initiative aims to enhance the city's appeal as a destination for global talent, integrating various support services for career and life in Shanghai [13]

Core Viewpoint - Zhengzhou aims to implement the spirit of the Central Urban Work Conference by enhancing urban resilience, improving citizen happiness, promoting historical and cultural heritage, stimulating innovation and entrepreneurship, increasing openness, and refining smart governance systems, contributing to China's modernization efforts [1][2]. Group 1: Urban Resilience - Zhengzhou is committed to enhancing urban safety by learning from past disasters, such as the "7·20" heavy rain, and is advancing infrastructure projects to improve disaster response capabilities [3]. - The city is focusing on a comprehensive public safety network and strict law enforcement to maintain social stability and safety [3]. Group 2: Citizen Happiness - The city prioritizes public services in education, healthcare, and elderly care, aiming for equitable distribution and improved service quality [4]. - Initiatives include the establishment of a 100 billion yuan youth innovation and entrepreneurship fund and a plan to retain one million university graduates over five years [5]. Group 3: Cultural Heritage - Zhengzhou, as one of China's ancient capitals, is enhancing its cultural heritage through the development of a comprehensive museum and archaeological park system [6]. - The city aims to creatively transform and develop traditional culture, ensuring historical resources are preserved and integrated into modern life [6]. Group 4: Innovation and Entrepreneurship - The city is focusing on innovation-driven development, with significant growth in high-tech industries and a robust research and development ecosystem [7]. - Zhengzhou plans to deepen the integration of education, technology, and talent to foster a conducive environment for innovation [7]. Group 5: Openness - Zhengzhou is positioned as a major transportation hub, with significant achievements in international trade and logistics, including a high ranking in cargo throughput at its airport [8]. - The city is enhancing its cross-border e-commerce capabilities and aims to become a national innovation demonstration zone [8]. Group 6: Smart Governance - The city is implementing a "党建+网格+大数据" governance model to improve efficiency and responsiveness in public service delivery [9][10]. - Since the introduction of a unified platform for governance, over 7.2 million events have been processed, enhancing public satisfaction and trust in local governance [10]. Group 7: Regional Development - Zhengzhou is leveraging its role as a central city to drive regional development through integrated urban planning and collaboration with surrounding areas [11].

Group 1 - The conference focused on the theme of "diversified development of global cities in the intelligent era" and aimed to provide innovative ideas for urban development globally [1][3] - The Chinese government aims to build a "modernized people-oriented city," contributing unique Chinese solutions to global urban development [3][4] - Experts discussed various topics including the construction of a modern urban system for common prosperity, urban renewal, and the role of key cities in leading high-quality urban development [3][4] Group 2 - The construction of a common prosperity-oriented modern urban system is seen as a necessary requirement for Chinese modernization and requires a combination of government and market forces [4] - Urbanization in China is shifting from rapid growth to a more moderate pace, necessitating a focus on urban renewal as a means of achieving high-quality development [4] - The development of new technologies and industries in cities is crucial, but there is a need to avoid blind competition and promote differentiated industrial layouts based on city characteristics [5] Group 3 - The conference included discussions on building a Chinese school of urban research, innovation and growth in the intelligent era, and sustainable urban governance [6]

Core Viewpoint - The construction of a modern international city in Fuzhou is a pioneering exploration of Chinese-style modernization at the municipal level, aiming to create a vibrant practice of modern urban development that aligns with the theoretical framework of Chinese-style modernization [3][12][16]. Group 1: Historical Context - Fuzhou's development strategy, known as the "3820" strategic project, was personally overseen by Xi Jinping during his tenure in the city, aiming to elevate Fuzhou to the ranks of advanced international cities by around 2035 [10][12]. - The strategic planning initiated by Xi Jinping in the 1990s laid a comprehensive foundation for Fuzhou's modernization, incorporating economic, social, and cultural dimensions [13][14]. Group 2: Theoretical Framework - The modernization of cities in China is characterized by a "two-step" strategic arrangement and a "five-in-one" overall layout, emphasizing the importance of cultural and educational advancements alongside economic growth [4][16]. - Xi Jinping's early insights into urban modernization included the necessity for economic, social, cultural, and environmental advancements, which are now integral to the Chinese-style modernization theory [14][15]. Group 3: Practical Implementation - Fuzhou has implemented various innovative practices, such as the "Fuzhou International Investment Month" and the establishment of multiple development zones, to attract investment and enhance infrastructure [15][18]. - The city has achieved significant economic milestones, including the formation of six trillion-yuan industrial clusters and a digital economy scale exceeding 790 billion yuan, demonstrating robust economic growth [18][20]. Group 4: Cultural and Social Aspects - The emphasis on cultural heritage preservation and the promotion of traditional arts, such as Min opera, reflects a commitment to enriching both material and spiritual wealth in the context of modernization [19][20]. - Fuzhou's development strategy prioritizes the well-being of its citizens, with initiatives aimed at improving living standards and ensuring that economic growth translates into tangible benefits for the population [20][21]. Group 5: Environmental Considerations - The city has adopted a green development approach, focusing on ecological preservation and sustainable urban planning, which includes extensive afforestation and water management projects [21][22]. - Fuzhou's commitment to environmental sustainability is evident in its initiatives to enhance urban green spaces and improve air quality, positioning it as a model for other cities [22][23]. Group 6: Future Directions - The ongoing efforts to integrate innovation, coordination, and openness into Fuzhou's development strategy are aimed at fostering a balanced and inclusive urban environment [23][24]. - The city is focused on enhancing its role in the dual circulation economy, leveraging its geographical advantages to strengthen both domestic and international economic ties [25].

Core Viewpoint - The central government of China has issued the "Opinions on Promoting High-Quality Urban Development," aiming to transform urban development methods and build modern, innovative, livable, beautiful, resilient, civilized, and smart cities by 2035 [1][2]. Group 1: Urban Development Goals - By 2030, significant progress in building modern cities is expected, with improvements in policy systems, quality of living, green transformation, safety foundations, cultural charm, and governance levels [2][3]. - The ultimate goal is to have modern cities fundamentally established by 2035 [2]. Group 2: Urban Development Strategies - The "Opinions" emphasize a shift in urban development philosophy to be more people-centered, efficient, and focused on unique characteristics [2][3]. - It advocates for the integration of urban clusters and the enhancement of the competitiveness of mega-cities while controlling their scale and promoting the capacity of smaller cities [3][4]. Group 3: Urban Renewal and Infrastructure - The aim of urban renewal is to revitalize underutilized resources to stimulate economic growth, with a focus on establishing a flexible growth management mechanism [4]. - The "Opinions" call for the construction of high-quality living spaces, improved infrastructure, and balanced public service systems [4][5]. Group 4: Digital Transformation and Technology - A push for comprehensive digital transformation of cities is highlighted, aiming to create a unified, data-integrated, and efficient urban digital foundation [5]. - The importance of technological innovation as a core driver of urban development is emphasized, alongside the need to address potential risks associated with artificial intelligence [6].