作为一个城市规划学者，吴志强院士认为，公园城市建设要和文化、教育融合成一个完整的生 态。武汉有很多地方很美，同时把文化做进去，把教育做进去，把精神生活做进去，就特别高 级。"我特别期待绿色的环境，给武汉人民带来美好的心境。" 吴志强院士认为，武汉的电子、商业等学科研究都很强，这些如何更好地转化成为绿色经济、生 态经济，他亦十分期待，"希望有很棒的探索和案例，这对全国有重要的示范作用"。 编辑：熊展平 "相信武汉有能力承担起中国公园城市建设的示范。"报告会上，中国工程院院士、城乡规划学家 吴志强通过视频寄语。 吴志强院士说，武汉的公园城市建设，从"300米见绿、500米入园"到"公园20分钟效应"，在一步 步从单点慢慢变成网络，完成整体布局。它连接到自然，连接到社区，连接到人心。 他说，过去30年，大家都看到武汉翻天覆地的变化，环境变美了，人心也变美了，更加宽容，更 加欣赏创新，更加积极向上。"我觉得看到环境变美的时候，人心也是所向，人心更加和自然融为一 体。" 中国工程院院士、城乡规划学家吴志强。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition "Time and Space Change: The Modernity of Yingchuan Cottage's History and Space" showcases the historical significance of Chen's residence in Lujiazui, reflecting the urban and social changes in Shanghai since its opening [1][3]. Group 1: Historical Significance - Chen's residence, built in 1914, occupies an area of 1,103 square meters and features a traditional courtyard style with Western decorative elements, symbolizing the blend of Eastern and Western architectural styles [3][11]. - The residence has witnessed significant historical events, including its occupation by Japanese forces during the Second Sino-Japanese War and later by the Nationalist government, before being returned to the Chen family [7][9]. Group 2: Chen Guichun's Legacy - Chen Guichun, a successful businessman and philanthropist, was instrumental in founding the Pudong Hospital, the first Western medical facility established by Chinese donations in Shanghai [6][4]. - His family history and contributions to the community are highlighted in the exhibition, which aims to uncover more about his life and the significance of the residence [4][6]. Group 3: Architectural Features - The exhibition emphasizes the architectural features of the residence, showcasing the combination of traditional Chinese and Western styles, including wooden structures and decorative elements influenced by Western design [11][3]. - The use of colorful tiles, which were introduced from Europe, reflects Chen Guichun's pursuit of a high-end lifestyle and his family's engagement with Western materials [11][6]. Group 4: Preservation Efforts - The residence was preserved during the urban redevelopment of Lujiazui in the 1990s due to the efforts of local scholars and media, highlighting the importance of historical preservation in rapidly developing urban areas [9][7]. - The building has undergone several renovations and was designated as a cultural heritage site, further emphasizing its historical and architectural value [9][11].