Group 1: Urban Management and Governance - Shanghai has initiated a three-year action plan to enhance urban management, focusing on 93 key tasks to improve governance capabilities [1] - The Shanghai police are implementing innovative management measures that are law-based, intelligent, and human-centered to address public concerns and stimulate urban development [1] Group 2: Event Management and Audience Experience - The Shanghai police have developed a new safety management model for large events, particularly concerts, to enhance audience experience and city attractiveness [2][3] - Special measures have been taken for elderly attendees, including a "silver-friendly passage" and additional medical support during events [2][3] - The police have optimized security management by creating tailored safety plans for venues hosting large events, resulting in a 20% reduction in security costs for event organizers [4] Group 3: Economic Impact of Events - In 2024, Shanghai is expected to host 57,000 commercial performances, attracting over 25 million attendees and generating ticket sales of 5.17 billion [5] - The city aims to become a hub for performing arts, sports, and exhibitions, with ongoing efforts to enhance safety management services [5] Group 4: Ride-Hailing Services and Driver Support - The "Roadside Service" initiative in Shanghai provides comprehensive support for ride-hailing drivers, including affordable housing and amenities, addressing issues like vehicle odor and living conditions [6][7] - The initiative has successfully transformed an underutilized property into a driver-friendly environment, achieving a 90% occupancy rate [7] Group 5: Traffic Management Innovations - Shanghai police have adopted drone technology to improve traffic management, resulting in a 35% increase in traffic efficiency during accident responses [10][12] - The use of drones for real-time monitoring and incident management has led to a significant reduction in traffic violations and improved overall road safety [11][12]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the significant achievements and ongoing efforts in urban development in China, guided by the leadership of Xi Jinping, highlighting the unique path of urbanization that aligns with Chinese characteristics [1][5][13]. Group 1: Urban Development Achievements - Over 690 cities in China accommodate 940 million people, showcasing the rapid urbanization process [1]. - The urbanization rate of the permanent population increased from 53.1% in 2012 to 67% in 2024, with over 1.5 million new urban jobs created from 2013 to 2024 [10]. - By 2024, 27 cities are projected to have a GDP exceeding 1 trillion yuan [10]. Group 2: Urban Planning and Governance - The central government emphasizes the importance of urban planning, stating that effective planning is crucial for sustainable urban development [8][24]. - The "Five Coordinations" principle was introduced to enhance urban work, focusing on spatial, structural, and management aspects [7]. - Xi Jinping has called for a shift towards more refined urban management, likening it to "embroidery" to ensure precision in urban governance [19][20]. Group 3: Community and Public Services - The government has made strides in improving public services for urban residents, including healthcare, education, and housing [14][34]. - Urban renewal initiatives have led to the renovation of 280,000 old residential communities, benefiting over 120 million people [34]. - The focus on community governance aims to enhance the quality of life for residents, ensuring their needs are met [26][27]. Group 4: Environmental and Cultural Preservation - Significant improvements in urban ecological environments have been noted, with 87.2% of cities achieving good air quality [30]. - The preservation of historical and cultural sites is prioritized, with efforts to maintain the integrity of urban heritage [32][33]. - Urban development strategies are designed to integrate nature into city planning, promoting green spaces and sustainable practices [30].

Core Viewpoint - The increasing popularity of electric bicycles in Beijing has led to challenges in urban management, particularly concerning illegal parking and traffic violations, prompting the government to implement special governance actions [1][2]. Group 1: Electric Bicycle Popularity and Challenges - The riding ratio of electric bicycles in Beijing has surpassed that of human-powered bicycles due to their low cost and convenience [1]. - The rise in electric bicycles has resulted in significant issues such as illegal parking and traffic violations, which threaten public safety and disrupt urban traffic order [2]. Group 2: Government Actions and Initiatives - The Beijing Municipal Transportation Committee and the Public Security Traffic Management Bureau are actively conducting special governance actions for electric bicycles, including expanding parking resources and increasing law enforcement [1][4]. - A total of 64 key locations have been managed, with 23,500 new non-motorized vehicle parking spaces added [6]. - The government is also focusing on enhancing public awareness and legal compliance through campaigns like "Civilized Riding, Orderly Parking" [4]. Group 3: Parking Resource Management - The existing parking facilities for electric bicycles are insufficient to meet demand, leading to a need for better management and expansion of parking resources [2]. - Various districts in Beijing are implementing localized solutions, such as converting underutilized green spaces into parking areas, increasing non-motorized vehicle parking by over 200 spaces in some locations [3]. Group 4: Regulatory and Enforcement Measures - The government is revising the "Beijing Non-Motorized Vehicle Management Regulations" to clarify parking requirements and legal responsibilities for electric bicycles [4]. - A comprehensive plan for 2025 has been established to improve the order of electric bicycle operation and parking, involving multiple departments for coordinated efforts [4]. - The implementation of a real-name registration system for electric bicycles is underway, with strict controls on vehicle registration and enhanced law enforcement measures [7].

Core Viewpoint - The recent decision by several cities in China to remove the Chinese rural dog (also known as "土狗" or "柴狗") from the list of dangerous breeds reflects a shift towards more inclusive urban pet ownership, while also highlighting the need for effective management and regulation of dog ownership in urban areas [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Changes - Cities like Guangzhou, Shenzhen, and Changsha have announced the removal of the Chinese rural dog from the dangerous dog list, allowing for legal ownership in urban settings [1]. - This change has garnered support from many netizens, indicating a cultural shift towards embracing local dog breeds [1]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - The Chinese rural dog represents a significant part of local culture and history, embodying agricultural traditions and regional customs [2]. - The increasing attention on the Chinese rural dog signifies a return to cultural identity and recognition of local breeds [2]. Group 3: Management Challenges - The management issues surrounding the Chinese rural dog are seen as a symptom of broader challenges, including the lack of standardized breeding and management practices for local dog breeds [2]. - Effective urban governance requires not just prohibitions but also the establishment of clear standards for dog ownership, including responsibilities for pet owners and regulatory measures [2]. Group 4: Responsible Pet Ownership - Emphasizing responsible pet ownership is crucial, with recommendations for dog owners to register their pets, vaccinate regularly, and leash their dogs during walks [2].

Core Viewpoint - The "Backpack Market" in Xin'an Street, Wuxi, has become a new landmark for the night economy, attracting crowds with its diverse offerings and vibrant atmosphere [1][6]. Group 1: Market Operations - The Xin'an Street management has introduced a trial "Backpack Market Operating Convention," implementing a "one stall, one file" registration system to ensure merchant qualifications and regulate stall areas and hours [2]. - The street has added one temporary public toilet and ten trash bins to address sanitation issues, enhancing the overall market environment [2]. Group 2: Collaborative Governance - The market serves as a model for collaborative governance, with the establishment of a "Merchant Self-Governance Association" to encourage mutual supervision among vendors [4]. - A joint "Night Market Patrol Team" has been formed by city management, traffic police, and community members to address noise and traffic issues promptly [4]. Group 3: Community Engagement - The market combines traditional warmth with innovative energy, featuring hand-drawn menus, creative desserts, and local snacks, appealing to families and enhancing community engagement [6]. - The initiative aims to create a "win-win" scenario for the night economy and civilized city development, with plans for continuous service upgrades and experience optimization [8].

城市空间的再分配，本身也是治理理念的重塑。城市治理并非"人让车"或"车让人"的二选一，而是 在有限资源内寻求多元需求的动态平衡。从停车自由走向有序停放，从治理堵点转为共识增量。背街小 巷的每一次微改造，都是对城市治理能力的一次实践检验。"不停车胡同"通过释放街区缝隙空间，激活 沉淀资源，以群众可接受为前提，在探索中凝聚共识，在治理中体现人心温度，展现出一座超大城市面 对顽疾时的管理智慧，也为全国其他城市在存量空间中改善民生提供启发。 胡同虽小，也是一个民生大舞台。把握节奏、讲究方法、稳步推进、凝聚共识，城市治理才能在复 杂现实中找到最优解，在精细落地中实现品质提升。(本文来源：经济日报 作者：韩秉志) 为有效改善街区出行环境，北京市近年来持续推动"不停车胡同"治理，计划今年年内东西城70条胡 同实现"不停车"，让胡同重新"静下来"。 停车难是大城市老城区的共性问题。许多城市早期规划配套不足、土地资源紧张、设施增量受限， 加之机动车保有量持续增长，导致停车供需矛盾日益突出。以北京为例，在1994年以前，居住区规划无 配建停车位的强制性要求，原有设施难以满足如今的停车需求。尤其以胡同为代表的背街小巷，作为老 城区 ...

6月13日，省委常委、市委书记安伟深入信访智能体、教育智能体、网格智能体等场景，调研城市 智能体建设和应用情况，强调要深入学习贯彻习近平总书记在河南考察时的重要讲话精神，全面落实中 央决策和省委部署要求，以智能体城市建设为引领，围绕"场景优化、生态构建、数智赋能"，推动治理 效能与民生福祉同频共振、产业活力与发展动能深度融合。 市领导吕挺琳、虎强参加调研。 安伟来到阜民里片区，实地察看商户经营、北庆里改造提升情况，仔细询问阜民里网格智能体服务 群众、化解纠纷、助力企业发展的效果。他强调，人流量大、人员密集场所是城市治理的关键区域，要 充分发挥专属网格作用，提升指挥调度效率，不断提高维护城市安全、守护群众安宁的能力。要巩固提 升一体化政务服务能力，进一步推动数据互通共享，更好服务新业态发展、服务企业和群众，为经济高 质量发展创造优良环境。 安伟在调研中强调，智能体城市建设是郑州实现高质量发展、高效能治理的关键一步。各级各部门 要持续完善数字基础设施，拓展更多惠民、兴企、强政的应用场景，推动产业转型升级，提升城市治理 效能，让智能体成为郑州创新发展的新引擎，为郑州国家中心城市现代化建设注入强大动力。 安伟走进市群 ...

【人物】雨夜"拦窨救人"的程飞群 【故事】安徽阜阳市，强暴雨袭击城区，街头多处积水。接孩子放学的程飞群，在齐膝深的水中一脚踏 入被雨水冲走井盖的窨井。头顶即将没水，千钧一发之际，素不相识的小伙紧急伸出援手，帮助程飞群 逃过一劫。惊魂未定的程飞群没有离开，而是撑着伞伫立在窨井旁，出声示警，不少市民也加入守护， 制作警示标识。随后，市政人员紧急赶到，大家共同排除了险情。 当然，暴雨中发生了感人故事，也给出了治理考题。阜阳那晚遭遇的强降雨，五十年一遇，极端天气暴 露了公共设施的短板。一座城市的温度，来自凡人微光的托举，更来自完善的公共服务。窨井盖隐患能 不能杜绝？应急处理能不能更及时？潜在风险点能否都处于可感、可知、可控的状态？只有城市治理更 精细，我们的城市才能更有韧性、更能给人安全感。 前不久，2025版《国土空间规划城市体检评估规程》正式发布，这一新版城市"全面体检"套餐更突出以 人民为中心，把城市安全韧性摆在更加突出的位置。做好查缺补漏，从源头上减少安全隐患，努力为人 民群众创造宜业、宜居、宜乐、宜游的良好环境，就是对英雄的市民最好的致意。 【点评】 《 人民日报 》（ 2025年06月13日 05 版） ...

Core Insights - The article highlights the transformation of street vendors in Xiangcheng District, Suzhou, into popular social media hotspots, showcasing effective urban governance that prioritizes citizen needs [1][2] - The success of this initiative is attributed to a meticulous approach to urban management, involving thorough research and a multi-faceted management model that includes community collaboration and third-party operations [1][2] Group 1 - The practice in Xiangcheng District demonstrates that focusing on the needs of the people can win public support, as vendors now express improved experiences in designated areas [1] - The district's governance model emphasizes "delicate management," involving detailed surveys of 561 mobile vendor locations to ensure effective placement and flow [1] - The introduction of management guidelines has established clear standards and behavioral norms for vendors, contributing to a more organized environment [1] Group 2 - The revitalization of street vendors has led to unexpected success, with "People's Bridge Night Market" attracting an average of 30,000 visitors daily and "Sunset Market" drawing approximately 280,000 visitors since its opening [2] - The appeal of these markets lies not only in affordable prices and diverse offerings but also in their role as vibrant public spaces that enhance urban life [2] - The exploration in Xiangcheng District illustrates that prioritizing human needs through thorough research and detailed management can create a harmonious balance between order and vitality in urban settings [2]

Core Viewpoint - The integration of AI and drones in urban governance significantly enhances efficiency, precision in law enforcement, and resource allocation, marking a shift from traditional human-driven methods to technology-driven approaches [2][6][10] Group 1: Drone Utilization in Traffic Management - Shenzhen police have established a routine operation mechanism for drone enforcement, improving traffic accident investigation efficiency by 70% compared to traditional methods [3][7] - Drones are equipped with specialized devices such as police lights and loudspeakers, and are designed for specific law enforcement needs, including real-time communication with pedestrians and rapid response to traffic incidents [4][6] - The police have formed the largest drone professional team in the country, with over 200 drones deployed for comprehensive coverage in traffic management [7] Group 2: Technological Advancements and Applications - The new police drones possess advanced features such as 400x zoom cameras, waterproof and windproof capabilities, and enhanced endurance compared to standard models [4][5] - The "AI + aerial police" model is being explored for remote accident handling, allowing for quick identification and processing of minor traffic incidents through real-time video feeds [6][9] - Drones are also being utilized in various urban governance scenarios beyond traffic, including power maintenance and emergency response, showcasing their versatility [8][9] Group 3: Future Expectations and Developments - Experts anticipate further integration of AI with IoT, big data, blockchain, and 5G technology to enhance urban governance applications [10] - There is a call for the development of smarter algorithms to improve understanding and analysis of complex scenarios, reducing errors in law enforcement [10] - The need for improved data security and privacy protection measures is emphasized to balance technological advancement with urban governance needs [10]