（来源：衢州日报） 转自：衢州日报 衢化街道党工委书记陈欣康说，建设"运动街区""文艺街区"，在于通过文化与体育这类充满亲和力的载 体，增进社区认同、促进社会融合、优化发展环境，为产城人融合发展注入持久的内生动力。 全职妈妈李女士便是其中之一。她从零基础的舞蹈爱好者起步，成长为一名国家级教练员，能独立带领 一支社区舞蹈队进行排练和创编。"在这里，舞蹈带给我的不仅是快乐，更是自我价值的实现。"在衢 化，由丹萍工作室培养的群众文艺骨干已有近千名，像李女士这样获得国家或省级专业资质的骨干共56 人。他们自发地散入各村社和兴趣社团，带动起日常训练、节目编排与活动组织。 群众自发组织的热情与创造力，需要土壤支撑。衢化街道创新文化特派员乡村赋能机制，为各社团对接 资源、提供平台，并联动多方力量为其拓展展示空间。街道还推行"种文化+创文化"路径，不仅输送文 化服务，更鼓励群众基于自身生活进行创作。于是，由退休职工编排、动作灵感源自生产劳动的《奔跑 吧英雄》诞生了；扎根乡土风情的原创村舞《马缨花》《萱草花》也涌现出来。这些源自群众的作品， 相继在国家、省市区等舞台上摘金夺银。 活动的开展也离不开空间的承载。衢化街道适时地对一 ...

扬子晚报网1月12日讯(记者高峰)1月12日，记者从宿迁市"十五五"大学生招引工作行动新闻发布会上了解到，根据宿迁市正式推出《"十五五"大学生招引 工作行动方案》，该市紧扣"青春友城"建设，系统谋划未来五年大学生招引工作，力争引进20万名大学生，为城市高质量发展注入强劲的青春动能。 据了解，近年来，宿迁市将大学生招引作为人才工作的重要一环，全力引导高校毕业生来宿留宿、创新创业，全市人才发展指数连续三年位居长三角地区 20强，连续两年入选中国最佳引才城市。下一步，宿迁此次以大学生招引为突破口，系统推进"产城人"融合发展，不仅彰显了广纳青年英才的决心，更传 递出这座城市与青年共同成长、相互成就的发展温度。 随着方案的全面实施，宿迁有望成为长三角地区又一座青年人才汇聚、创新创业活跃的"青春友城"。 校对石伟 《行动方案》围绕实习见习到乐居乐业的全成长链条，形成了差异化、精准化的支持举措，全面覆盖大学生的个性化、多样性需求。面向高校毕业生，提 供最高30万元的"购房券"和最高8万元的生活补贴，并将大专生纳入政策支持范围，全面扩大人才政策惠及面。大力推进人才公寓建设三年行动计划，配 套青年友好型商圈和"宿迁人才e家"平 ...

Group 1 - The core idea of the article emphasizes the strategies employed by Qiantang District to attract, retain, and enhance the quality of life for young people, thereby fostering urban development and vitality [1][2][9] Group 2 - The first strategy, the "environment card," focuses on creating an appealing urban environment that enhances the overall attractiveness of the city for young people. Qiantang District is undergoing significant urban development, including the establishment of the Hangzhou Qiantang Bay Wetland Park and the construction of key projects in the Eastern Bay New City and Jianghai City [2][3] - The second strategy, the "development card," aims to provide opportunities for young people to thrive. Initiatives such as the Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship Growth Camp have been launched to support young entrepreneurs, with over 1,800 participants benefiting from various entrepreneurial policies and funding [6][7] - The third strategy, the "life card," is about improving the quality of life for young residents. Community engagement activities, such as debate competitions and youth development services, are designed to involve young people in urban governance and enhance their living experience [9][10]

Core Viewpoint - The city of Zhaotong in Yunnan Province has successfully maintained its poverty alleviation achievements during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, with rural residents' per capita disposable income growing at an average annual rate of approximately 8.5%, outpacing national and provincial averages [1][2]. Group 1: Economic Growth and Income Increase - Zhaotong's rural residents' per capita disposable income has increased by an average of 8.5% annually over the past five years, consistently ranking first in the province for poverty alleviation results [1]. - The city has implemented a three-year action plan to ensure continuous income growth for rural residents and the impoverished population, focusing on various initiatives such as promoting agricultural industries and facilitating employment [1][2]. Group 2: Employment and Labor Output - Zhaotong has developed innovative labor output models, achieving a stable annual transfer of over 2.6 million workers, with a transfer employment rate of over 86% for rural, impoverished, and relocated laborers [2]. - The city has guided 169,000 individuals to return and start businesses, creating local job opportunities for 436,000 people [2]. Group 3: Infrastructure and Development - Zhaotong is advancing the construction of five major sectors: agriculture, energy, transportation, ecology, and education, aiming for integrated development that enhances urban and rural synergy [2]. - The city's GDP is projected to grow from 142.92 billion yuan at the end of the "13th Five-Year Plan" to 201.69 billion yuan by 2024, with an average annual growth rate of 6.9% [2].

Core Insights - The pace of urban renewal has accelerated since 2025, with a notable focus on the transformation of urban villages, which has shown significant investment-driven effects [1][15] Group 1: Urban Village Transformation Projects - The urban village transformation project in Fengxi area of Huaxin Town, Qingpu District, Shanghai, is currently under construction, with a total of approximately 354,000 square meters of resettlement housing planned [3][5] - The project is expected to be completed by the end of 2027, with all resettlement housing delivered to residents [5] - A total of 118 urban village transformation projects have been initiated in Shanghai, with 59 high-potential projects recently promoted, anticipating a total investment of 400 billion yuan [11][13] Group 2: Economic and Social Impact - The transformation is not only for residents but also involves the relocation of 11 manufacturing enterprises, including a smart logistics equipment company that has established itself in the new intelligent manufacturing industrial park [8][10] - The project is expected to attract nearly 2,000 high-quality industry talents and business managers, contributing to the integration of transportation, digital, and industrial networks [11] - Since 2024, a total of 2,387 urban village transformation projects have been implemented nationwide, resulting in the construction of over 2.3 million resettlement housing units [15]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the release of two residential land parcels in Jieshou City, which are part of the city's annual land supply plan aimed at optimizing urban spatial layout [1][10] - The total area of the two land parcels is approximately 77.9 acres, with a starting price of 136 million yuan per acre for parcel 51 and 146 million yuan per acre for parcel 52, indicating a strategic move to meet housing demand [1][3] - The annual land supply plan for 2025 includes a total of approximately 7,255.6 acres, with residential land accounting for 1,758.1 acres, representing 24.23% of the total supply, reflecting the city's precise control over housing needs [1][3] Group 2 - The land supply structure shows that industrial land accounts for 25.98%, transportation land for 18.62%, and public facility land for 14.43%, indicating a systematic planning approach for urban integration and infrastructure development [3] - The city prioritizes the guarantee of livelihood and key industrial projects while strictly limiting land for high-energy-consuming and high-pollution projects, ensuring quality and progress of the projects [3][10] - Jieshou City aims to enhance its status as a node city linking the Yangtze River Delta and the Central Plains urban agglomeration, with a projected population increase to approximately 810,000 by 2035, supporting housing demand [4][6] Group 3 - The city is actively attracting industries from the Yangtze River Delta, focusing on new energy and green circular economy sectors, which will further draw in employment population [6] - Public service facilities are being accelerated, with plans for a three-tier public service network and various social projects to improve living conditions and enhance the business environment [9] - The combination of low plot ratio and waterfront location aligns with contemporary residents' pursuit of ecological and livable spaces, while strict bidding requirements ensure project quality [10]

Core Insights - The 2025 Zhongguancun Life Science Park Carnival successfully integrated various activities to enhance community engagement and showcase the life science industry [2][4][6] - The event aimed to create an "ideal industrial community" by blending leisure, nature, and cultural experiences with industrial spaces [4][8] Group 1 - The carnival featured three main areas: Quiet Hubei Bank, Medical Center, and Life Square, promoting full park interaction [2] - Activities included a mini triathlon, gourmet market, music party, expert lectures, and company exhibitions, attracting over a thousand participants from the life science sector and local residents [6] - The event allowed local residents to experience the charm of life sciences for the first time, enhancing community awareness and participation [6] Group 2 - The event's feedback will help align the brands within the Zhongguancun Life Science Park with the community's cultural and lifestyle needs [8] - The initiative aims to enhance the sense of belonging and creativity among talents, contributing to the development of a globally competitive pharmaceutical and health industry hub [8]

Group 1 - The event "New Era, I Speak" in Bao'an district highlighted local success stories and development themes, focusing on the integration of industry and community [1][2] - The diverse lineup of speakers included veteran builders, young innovators, and representatives from cutting-edge industries, showcasing a multi-generational perspective on progress [2][3] - The stories shared by young representatives illustrated Bao'an's commitment to providing a platform for ordinary individuals to pursue their dreams, emphasizing the district's development model [3] Group 2 - Bao'an's growth as a manufacturing powerhouse is driven by innovation, with a focus on emerging industries such as artificial intelligence and robotics [4] - CEO Ye Shubing of Zhaowei Electromechanical shared the company's journey from a small factory to a global leader in micro-transmission, highlighting a consistent R&D investment exceeding 10% of revenue for four consecutive years and over 450 intellectual property rights [4] - The upcoming Qianhai Ice and Snow World, presented by Huafa Group, exemplifies the integration of tourism and high technology, featuring the world's highest indoor ski slope and the first indoor 33-meter deep diving pool in South China [4]

Core Insights - The clothing e-commerce industry in Tianmen, Hubei, has experienced rapid growth, achieving over 600 million pieces sold and a transaction volume exceeding 50 billion yuan, marking a significant development path for high-quality growth in this sector [1] - Tianmen's e-commerce transaction volume surged from 7 billion yuan in 2021 to 51.3 billion yuan in 2024, with an average annual growth rate of 92% [2] - The local GDP growth rate reached 7.2% in the first half of the year, with the clothing e-commerce sector's online transaction volume surpassing 30 billion yuan, reflecting a year-on-year increase of over 30% [3] Industry Growth and Development - Tianmen's clothing e-commerce industry benefits from a unique advantage of returning talent, as many individuals who previously worked in coastal regions have returned to start businesses, significantly impacting local industry growth [4] - The city has invested 8 billion yuan in building a chemical fiber textile industrial park and 2.36 billion yuan in enhancing cross-border e-commerce infrastructure, alongside implementing 17 specific policies for the textile and clothing industry [4] - The establishment of the "Tianmen Yishang" public brand has promoted high-end and brand-oriented development in the clothing e-commerce sector, with over 25,000 users and 4,000 certified operating entities registered on the supply chain information platform [5] Workforce and Training - To address labor shortages, Tianmen has implemented a "Clothing E-commerce Thousand-Person Training Plan," training nearly 3,000 professionals annually in various fields related to e-commerce [7] - The local workforce in the clothing e-commerce sector has reached 160,000, contributing to the establishment of a comprehensive industrial chain covering weaving, materials, garment processing, e-commerce marketing, and cross-border logistics [7] Economic Impact - The rapid growth of the clothing e-commerce industry has led to a net increase in Tianmen's permanent population, with a 17% rise in birth rates last year, marking the first increase in eight years [6] - The integration of production, urban development, and human resources has created a vibrant economic environment, with significant increases in disposable income and other key economic indicators [7]

Core Insights - The clothing e-commerce industry in Tianmen, Hubei, has rapidly developed, achieving over 600 million pieces sold and a transaction volume exceeding 50 billion yuan [1][2] - Tianmen's e-commerce transaction volume grew from 7 billion yuan in 2021 to 51.3 billion yuan in 2024, with an average annual growth rate of 92% [2] - The local clothing e-commerce sector has created over 3,000 jobs and is expanding with plans for a cross-border e-commerce base and smart manufacturing center by 2025 [3] Industry Growth - The clothing e-commerce industry in Tianmen is experiencing significant growth, with a network transaction volume surpassing 30 billion yuan in the first half of 2025, reflecting a year-on-year increase of over 30% [6] - The city aims to achieve a transaction volume of over 100 billion yuan by 2030, with cross-border e-commerce accounting for 40% of this figure [6] Talent and Resource Integration - Tianmen benefits from a rich pool of talent, with many individuals returning to the city to start businesses, contributing to the local e-commerce industry's transformation [6][10] - The city has invested 8 billion yuan in a chemical fiber textile industrial park and 2.36 billion yuan in cross-border e-commerce infrastructure, alongside implementing 17 specialized policies for the textile and clothing industry [10] Infrastructure and Technology - The Tianmen clothing e-commerce industry has integrated advanced technologies, such as AI algorithms, to enhance design efficiency, reducing design time from weeks to half an hour [4] - The establishment of a public brand "Tianmen Yishang" has facilitated resource integration and development, with over 25,000 users and 4,000 certified businesses participating in the supply chain information platform [10] Demographic Changes - The booming e-commerce sector has led to a significant population influx, with nearly 100,000 people returning to Tianmen for entrepreneurship and employment in the past three years [13] - Tianmen has seen a net increase in its permanent population for two consecutive years, with a 17% rise in birth rates in 2024, marking a shift from decline to growth [13] Training and Employment - The local government has initiated a "Thousand People Training Program" for the clothing e-commerce sector, training nearly 3,000 professionals annually in various roles [14] - The workforce in Tianmen's clothing e-commerce industry has reached 160,000, reflecting the sector's rapid expansion and demand for skilled labor [14] Economic Impact - The clothing e-commerce industry has become a significant economic driver for Tianmen, with the city's GDP growth rate reaching 7.2% in the first half of 2025, ranking third in Hubei [6][16] - The comprehensive development model in Tianmen, characterized by the integration of industry, city, and talent, has resulted in increased vitality and economic growth [16]