Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the news is the initiation of urban village renovation work in Qibao Ancient Town, which has a history of over 1,700 years, marking a significant step in urban development in Shanghai [1] - The renovation project in Qibao Town involves a wide area, including 58 acres of land in Wangjiacang and 30.98 acres in Liuguan Street, with 80% of the household assessments completed in just two days [1] - The "Liuguan Street Neighbor" project has been in progress since 2002 but faced delays due to disagreements with residents, highlighting the challenges of urban renewal [1] Group 2 - Shanghai plans to accelerate the renovation of "two old and one village" projects, with 66 urban village renovation projects set to start between 2024 and 2026, significantly exceeding previous targets [2] - The renovation trend is expanding beyond the inner city, with several projects in the outer ring area of Shanghai, indicating a shift in urban development focus [2] - Recent projects in other districts, such as Qingpu and Pudong, demonstrate a broader commitment to urban renewal across Shanghai, with multiple village renovation projects underway [2]