转自：贵州日报 李海钦 2025年，遵义市将"建成100个儿童友好空间单元"列为重点民生实事之一。一米高度看城市。一年过 去，遵义建成125个儿童友好空间单元，超额完成了年度目标任务。 一米是儿童观察世界的高度，要求城市的设计、建设与管理，俯下身以孩童的视角丈量街道的宽度、台 阶的高度、公园的趣味与公共设施的亲和力。这意味着公共资源的分配，向最能代表未来的群体倾斜。 下一代的成长质量，被置于城市发展价值排序中的醒目位置，彰显了城市的文明程度。 孩子健康成长，是家庭和社会共同关心的话题。儿童友好社区、学校、校外实践基地、街区、图书馆 等，都是孩童日常生活、健康成长不可或缺的设施。注重硬件设施与软件服务同步提升，联动社区与城 市公共空间，为孩童自然观察、社会实践、多元主题活动提供空间，积极构建适应孩童成长的"硬环 境""软环境"，可以促进儿童在趣味探究中全面成长。 一米高度，不仅是城市空间改造的尺度，也是衡量城市文明进步的标尺，检验着一座城市投资未来的眼 光，精细治理的智慧，以人为本的情怀。继续俯身倾听那一米高度传来的欢声笑语，当孩子的童年被城 市温柔以待，那清澈的眼眸中终将映照出更加温暖、更加包容且充满希望的明 ...

Core Viewpoint - The city of Neijiang is actively developing a comprehensive service system focused on the needs of both the elderly and children, aiming to enhance community well-being and accessibility through various initiatives and resource optimization [1][2][4]. Group 1: Community Services for the Elderly and Children - Neijiang is creating a "15-minute elderly service circle" and child-friendly spaces by revitalizing community resources and optimizing service supply [1][2]. - Various service facilities, including community reading rooms, children's activity centers, and comprehensive elderly service centers, are being established to meet the diverse needs of residents [2][3]. - The city has built 27 regional elderly service centers and five county-level disability care centers to ensure comprehensive coverage for elderly care [3]. Group 2: Support Systems and Initiatives - Neijiang is implementing a multi-faceted support service system involving various departments and organizations to provide diverse care for children and the elderly [4][5]. - Initiatives such as "Bringing Love Home" and "Love Heart Shu Tuo" are aimed at alleviating childcare anxiety for working families and providing companionship for vulnerable children [4]. - The city has established a four-level linkage mechanism to enhance service capabilities and ensure effective resource allocation for elderly care and childcare [5].

Core Points - The "Yuan Yang Whale Children's Friendly Pocket Park" in Wuhan has been recognized in the second batch of the "List of Replicable Experiences for Urban Children's Friendly Space Construction" and is set for national promotion [1] - The park covers an area of approximately 10,000 square meters and is the first children's friendly pocket park in the city [1] - The design theme of the park is based on the ocean, incorporating elements such as waves, beaches, and whales, creating a vibrant and playful environment [1] Design and Features - The park features a 550-meter blue circular running track symbolizing ocean waves, with various play structures suitable for children under six, including climbing frames, slides, swings, and rocking chairs [1] - There are also mini slopes and slides designed for children aged six to nine, accommodating activities like roller skating, skateboarding, and unicycling [1] - A circular three-person basketball court is available for older children's recreational needs [1] Community Engagement - The design process involved extensive input from children, with ideas such as treasure-hunting themes influencing the park's layout [1] - The park aims to meet the play needs of children from preschool to high school, with daily visitor numbers exceeding 1,000 since its opening [2] - The park's layout integrates areas for caregivers and elderly visitors, promoting a multi-generational shared space [2]