金溪县城市管理局有关人士介绍，近年来，该县顺应群众需求，按照"水清、景美、人和"目标，充分盘 活利用城区内边角地、空闲地、拆违腾退土地及其他可利用空间，积极推进口袋公园建设，打造10分钟 便民休闲健身圈。鸣山口袋公园就是由几丘池塘和废弃停车场改建而来，总占地约2000平方米，成为周 边群众茶余饭后好去处。 在口袋公园建设过程中，金溪县立足各公园实际，因地制宜栽树种草，丰富景观色彩，提升观赏效果， 让群众乐享推窗见绿、出门进园、转角见美的"诗意栖居"。同时，加强适儿化、适老化、无障碍等便民 亲民设计，不断完善遮阳避雨、夜间照明、智能化监控等基础设施建设，让口袋公园成为老少咸宜的幸 福乐园。 近3年来，金溪县已建成12个集园林绿化、休闲健身、文化游园等为一体的口袋公园。一座座口袋公 园，点缀在城区之间，进一步完善城市功能，满足群众对美好生活的向往。 光明日报记者 胡晓军 王 洋 近日，记者走进位于江西省抚州市金溪县秀谷镇鸣山路的鸣山口袋公园，但见这里林木繁茂、碧水如 练，一处处精美景致令人赏心悦目。 "以前这里污水横流、气味难闻，如今鸟语花香、空气清新。我们常到这里散步打拳，欣赏沿途特色景 观，心情格外舒畅。"家 ...

（来源：黑龙江日报） 转自：黑龙江日报 □本报记者 吴利红 漫步鸡西市街头，不时在街角就会邂逅有着精巧凉亭、座椅和绿植的口袋公园。在松林路与政通街交口 处的口袋公园中，造型各异的建筑引人注目，由多种字体组成的红色"福"字墙成为市民"幸福"打卡点。 截至目前，鸡西市已建的157个口袋公园，都是利用边角地，见缝种绿、见缝建园。 近年来，我省各地通过拆违建绿、打开围墙等方式建设口袋公园，城市边角地、闲置地上，一个个精致 小巧、主题鲜明的"口袋公园"逐渐呈现。 口袋公园的建设是我省住建部门践行以人民为中心的发展思想的生动实践。解决了老城区、人口高密度 区域绿化活动场地不足、分布不均衡等问题，让居民体会到"推窗见绿、出门入园"的宜居幸福，让城市 更美丽更绿色更宜居。 "小公园"承载"身边乐" 在鸡西市河东运动公园里，趁着中午气温暖和，不时有居民遛弯散步，年轻的妈妈领着幼儿享受冬日正 午的暖阳…… 正和老伴儿在园里走步健身的裕兴家园小区居民王梅娟说，推开自家阳台的窗户就能看到公园，欣赏到 四季景色。"附近居民都喜欢这个公园，天气暖和的时候，园里欢声笑语不断。"王梅娟笑着说，这里是 居民休闲娱乐的"欢乐园"。 口袋公园建设 ...

Core Points - The article discusses the completion and opening of 49 "pocket parks" in Hainan, aimed at enhancing residents' happiness and utilizing urban micro-spaces [1][3][4] Group 1: Project Overview - The "pocket parks" initiative is part of Hainan's 2025 provincial-level livelihood projects, with all 49 parks constructed across 16 cities and counties this year [3][4] - The project follows principles of "planning first" and "scientific site selection," utilizing idle urban spaces to meet diverse community needs [3][4] Group 2: Community Engagement - Local governments conducted surveys to gather public opinions before finalizing the renovation plans for the parks, enhancing resident satisfaction [4] - The parks are designed to include facilities such as fitness trails, children's play areas, and outdoor seating, based on community feedback [3][4] Group 3: Unique Features - The parks incorporate local culture and community needs, with 12 "Coconut Breeze Cooling Houses" providing services for outdoor workers, and 15 parks themed around cultural heritage [4][5] - Other park types include 4 parks with red party elements for educational purposes, 10 smart parks utilizing renewable technologies, and 5 science parks designed as eco-friendly classrooms [5] Group 4: Future Plans - The provincial housing and urban-rural development department plans to promote replicable experiences from the "Coconut Breeze Cooling Houses" and optimize park maintenance mechanisms [5] - There is a goal to expand the coverage of pocket parks and continuously incorporate citizen feedback, aiming for a norm where residents can easily access green spaces [5]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of urban greening and ecological protection as a means to enhance the quality of life for residents, with a focus on the historical and cultural significance of banyan trees in Fuzhou [2][3][4] - Fuzhou has implemented the "Green into Thousands of Homes, Green Full City" initiative, resulting in over 1,500 parks and an average of 15.97 square meters of park green space per person by the end of 2024 [5] - The city has a total of 1,327 registered ancient banyan trees, with more than 160,000 banyan trees overall, reflecting a deep-rooted cultural connection between the trees and the local community [3][4] Group 2 - Fuzhou's urban planning incorporates banyan tree protection into construction projects, with 47 design adjustments made in the past five years to preserve these trees [4] - The city has established legal frameworks for the protection of ancient trees, including the "Fuzhou Urban Ancient Trees Protection Management Measures" enacted in 2020 [4] - Advanced monitoring technologies, such as IoT systems, are being employed to ensure the health and longevity of ancient banyan trees, with dedicated management personnel assigned to each tree starting in January 2024 [4] Group 3 - The ecological benefits of banyan trees are highlighted, with a mature banyan tree capable of absorbing approximately 1.5 tons of carbon dioxide and releasing about 1 ton of oxygen annually [4] - Fuzhou is integrating banyan tree culture into tourism and community activities, creating cultural festivals and themed products to enhance the city's narrative [4] - Future urban planning aims to increase the green coverage rate in the central urban area to over 45% by 2035, with 98% of public spaces within a five-minute walk from residents [5]

Core Viewpoint - The news highlights Tianjin's efforts in modernizing urban governance through a grid-based social governance platform, enhancing efficiency and collaboration among various departments [1][2][3][4][5]. Group 1: Urban Governance Modernization - Tianjin has developed a grid-based social governance platform that integrates data from various departments, improving work efficiency and reducing the workload for grid workers [1]. - The platform reflects Tianjin's commitment to enhancing urban governance modernization, aligning with President Xi Jinping's emphasis on innovative urban management and resilience [1]. Group 2: Community Engagement and Infrastructure Improvement - The city has focused on building pocket parks, with a target of "300 meters to green, 500 meters to parks," resulting in the completion of 70 out of 80 planned parks, totaling over 300 parks citywide [2]. - Infrastructure improvements include the renovation of 700 kilometers of old gas pipelines and 590 kilometers of heating pipelines, along with the maintenance of 58 urban roads and 53 bridges [2]. Group 3: Smart Management Systems - The introduction of a smart fire safety monitoring system in the Peace District has led to over 100 fire incidents being addressed, showcasing the effectiveness of technology in urban safety management [3]. - The urban management service platform has integrated data from seven categories, enhancing coordination and efficiency in managing urban services [3]. Group 4: Community Services and Resource Sharing - The establishment of "shared service" initiatives in communities has improved access to essential services for residents, particularly the elderly, by integrating resources from surrounding communities [4]. - The creation of 32 "shared family" service circles across 163 communities has enhanced service delivery and management efficiency [5].

Core Points - The article discusses the development of three "pocket parks" in Tunchen County, aimed at enhancing urban aesthetics and providing recreational spaces for residents [1][2] - The parks are expected to be completed and opened by October this year, with significant progress already made on the construction [1] - The design of the parks takes into account the needs of local citizens, focusing on diversity and uniqueness in each park [2] Summary by Sections - **Project Overview** - Tunchen County is utilizing underused urban spaces to create three distinct pocket parks, enhancing the city's landscape and recreational options for the community [1] - **Construction Progress** - The Anhe Garden pocket park, covering an area of 9,800 square meters, has reached 30% completion, with over 95% of the drainage and water supply work finished [1] - **Design Considerations** - The design process for the parks involved professional teams who tailored the plans to reflect local characteristics and meet the diverse needs of the community [2]

Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development reported significant progress in the construction of pocket parks and green spaces across the country in the first half of the year [1] Group 1: Pocket Parks - A total of 3,420 new pocket parks were initiated in the first half of the year [1] - The cumulative number of pocket parks built nationwide reached over 54,000 by the end of June [1] Group 2: Greenways - The total length of greenways constructed amounted to over 142,000 kilometers [1] Group 3: Public Green Space Utilization - Approximately 19,000 hectares of lawns were opened for public use on a rotating basis [1] - More than 230,000 outdoor fitness equipment pieces and other fitness facilities were installed in parks [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the ongoing urban renewal efforts in China, emphasizing the shift from merely repairing old structures to enhancing community quality and efficiency through comprehensive community development initiatives [1][5]. Group 1: Urban Renewal Initiatives - The central urban work conference outlined seven key tasks for urban development, with a focus on urban renewal as a critical strategy for community enhancement [1]. - As of July 2023, 1,246 public service facilities have been constructed or renovated across 106 pilot complete communities, including elderly service stations, community canteens, kindergartens, and health service stations [1][5]. - The construction of over 700 convenience stores, domestic service points, barbershops, and mail delivery facilities has been reported, along with the addition of 24,700 parking spaces and 710,000 square meters of public activity spaces [5][7]. Group 2: Community Development - The "15-minute living circle" concept has been implemented in communities, integrating essential services such as kindergartens, supermarkets, health service stations, and public green spaces [3][5]. - The community canteen in Yibin has become popular among residents, providing convenient and hygienic meal options for the elderly and working individuals [3][5]. Group 3: Resource Reutilization - Efforts are being made to repurpose idle urban land into community leisure spaces, as seen in Jiangxi, where a vacant lot is being transformed into a multifunctional area [7]. - The community-driven approach in Jiangxi involves residents participating in the design and execution of urban renewal projects [7]. Group 4: Cultural and Historical Integration - Historical buildings are being revitalized to create new cultural experiences, such as the transformation of a former water tower into a community library in Zhejiang, attracting over 200,000 visitors and generating over 30 million in consumption [8][10]. - The renovation of historical residences, like the Kang Youwei Memorial Hall in Qingdao, incorporates educational activities to engage the community and promote cultural heritage [16][18]. Group 5: Pocket Parks and Green Spaces - The construction of pocket parks has surged, with 3,420 new parks initiated in the first half of the year, contributing to a total of over 54,000 pocket parks nationwide [24][29]. - Local cultural elements are being integrated into park designs, enhancing community identity and engagement, as seen in Ma'anshan's parks that feature poetry and local stories [25][27].

Core Insights - The article discusses the ongoing urban renewal efforts in China, emphasizing the shift from merely repairing old structures to enhancing community quality and efficiency. The focus is on building complete communities and improving public service facilities [1][6]. Group 1: Urban Renewal Initiatives - The central urban work conference outlined seven key tasks for urban development, with urban renewal as a primary focus [1]. - As of July 2023, 1,246 public service facilities have been constructed or renovated across 106 pilot complete communities, including elderly service stations, community canteens, kindergartens, and health service stations [1]. Group 2: Community Development - In Yibin, Sichuan, the Dadi community's elderly canteen has become popular since its opening in May 2023, catering to both elderly residents and working individuals [3]. - The Dadi community has created a "15-minute living circle," integrating various public resources such as kindergartens, supermarkets, health service stations, and green spaces [4][6]. Group 3: Resource Reutilization - In Jiangxi, urban renewal projects are repurposing idle land into leisure spaces, demonstrating a focus on utilizing existing resources effectively [8][9]. Group 4: Cultural and Historical Integration - Historical buildings are being revitalized to enhance cultural tourism, with examples including the renovation of the Kang Youwei Memorial Hall in Qingdao, which has introduced educational performances [16][20]. - In Chongqing, the renovation of the Shen Junru former residence has transformed it into a cultural "living room" for visitors, emphasizing the preservation of historical architecture [20][24]. Group 5: Pocket Parks and Green Spaces - The construction of pocket parks has accelerated, with 3,420 new parks initiated in the first half of 2023, contributing to a total of over 54,000 parks nationwide [25]. - These parks are designed to incorporate local cultural elements, enhancing community engagement and environmental quality [29][30].

Core Insights - The central theme of the articles revolves around urban renewal initiatives in China, focusing on the construction of complete communities and the enhancement of public services and facilities to improve residents' quality of life [1][2][3]. Group 1: Urban Renewal Initiatives - The Central Urban Work Conference outlined seven key tasks for urban development, emphasizing urban renewal as a crucial strategy for enhancing community quality and efficiency [1]. - As of July 2023, 1,246 public service facilities have been constructed or renovated across 106 pilot complete communities, including elderly service stations, community canteens, kindergartens, and health service stations [1]. - Over 700 convenience stores, domestic service points, barbershops, and mail delivery facilities have been established, along with 24,700 new parking spaces and 710,000 square meters of public activity spaces and green areas [2]. Group 2: Community Engagement and Resource Utilization - The integration of various public resources has led to the creation of a "15-minute living circle" in communities, providing easy access to essential services and amenities [1]. - In Jiangxi, idle urban land has been repurposed into leisure spaces, demonstrating a focus on the reuse of existing resources in community development [2]. Group 3: Cultural and Recreational Developments - Urban renewal has fostered new consumer and entertainment experiences, such as the transformation of an old water tower into a vibrant community library, attracting over 200,000 visitors and generating more than 30 million in consumption [3]. - Historical buildings are being revitalized for cultural tourism, with initiatives like the renovation of famous residences into interactive cultural spaces, enhancing local heritage and community engagement [7]. Group 4: Pocket Parks and Green Spaces - The construction of pocket parks has gained momentum, with 3,420 new parks initiated in the first half of the year, contributing to a total of over 54,000 pocket parks and 142,000 kilometers of greenways nationwide [8][10]. - Local cultural elements are being integrated into park designs, with parks in Anhui province featuring unique cultural themes and interactive installations to enhance community connection and cultural appreciation [9].