Core Points - The article discusses the transformation of public green spaces in Shanghai, particularly the integration of the Pudong Library and surrounding facilities into a larger cultural park project, enhancing accessibility and community engagement [1][2] Group 1: Urban Development and Green Spaces - The Pudong Library's surrounding green area of over 10,000 square meters will be integrated into a larger cultural park project by 2025, breaking down physical barriers and creating a continuous open space of 43 hectares [1] - Shanghai has achieved its goal of having 1,013 parks by September 2023, ahead of the "14th Five-Year Plan" target of building a "Thousand Gardens City" [1] - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Shanghai plans to create over 2,500 hectares of new parkland, resulting in an average of 9.5 square meters of park space per person [1] Group 2: Policy and Standards - Shanghai is actively promoting the opening and sharing of unit-affiliated green spaces as a strategy to address land resource constraints in large cities [2] - A new technical standard for the construction of open and shared unit-affiliated green spaces will be implemented starting November 1, aiming to enhance the quality and efficiency of these projects [2] - An analysis identified 6,239 unit-affiliated green spaces within the outer ring and five new urban areas, totaling approximately 51.26 square kilometers, with 342 spaces selected for the "open and shared project library" [2]