Group 1 - The phenomenon of libraries being used as "summer daycare" for children highlights a shift in parental responsibility, with parents relying on public resources instead of providing supervision [2][3] - Fast food restaurants, such as KFC, are becoming popular cooling spots for elderly individuals, raising concerns about the misuse of dining spaces and the core function of restaurants [3][4] - Both cases reflect a broader issue of improper use of public spaces, indicating a need for better management and understanding of social responsibilities [3][4] Group 2 - There is a call for a balanced approach to managing public spaces, allowing for flexibility in usage while ensuring that the needs of all patrons are met [4][5] - The need for improved public services for both the elderly and children is emphasized, suggesting that government and community collaboration is essential to address these gaps [5] - The article advocates for a refined governance system that includes government leadership, social collaboration, and public participation to enhance urban management and service provision [5]