Group 1 - The concept of "four generations of housing" is driving the upgrade and iteration of the residential industry, with a similar focus on healthy office environments in industrial parks [1] - The WELL2025 Suzhou Summit, initiated by CapitaLand (China) in collaboration with the International WELL Building Institute, discussed how healthy living concepts can inject "sustainable vitality" into industrial parks [1][3] - Suzhou has become the second global stop for the WELL2025 series after Singapore, with CapitaLand's latest project, the Suzhou Shishan Yuanchuang Park, receiving the Gold WELL Core Certification [3] Group 2 - Industrial parks are identified as key drivers of China's economic development but are also significant contributors to carbon emissions, making them critical for achieving "dual carbon" goals [3] - Financial institutions are encouraged to transition from being mere fund providers to co-creators of ecological value, innovating financial mechanisms to transform sustainable projects within parks into standardized financial products [3] - The summit also addressed how to enhance office spaces with innovation and well-being, discussing methods like distributed energy storage systems and energy-efficient renovations to improve energy usage efficiency [5]