Group 1 - The first proposal emphasizes the importance of high-quality supply and boosting consumption as core strategies for expanding effective demand and stabilizing economic recovery in Suzhou [2][3] - The proposal identifies several key issues hindering the release of domestic demand potential, including structural shortages in quality goods and services, insufficient consumer confidence, and inadequate infrastructure [2] - A systematic set of countermeasures is suggested, focusing on enhancing quality supply, improving consumer support systems, optimizing investment structures, and strengthening market linkages [2] Group 2 - The second proposal aims to enhance the international influence of Suzhou's gardens, aligning with national strategies to promote Chinese culture and build a culturally strong province [3][4] - It highlights existing challenges such as insufficient coordination, inconsistent standards, and a lack of talent, which hinder the transformation of Suzhou's gardens from cultural resources to development advantages [3] - Specific actionable recommendations are provided, including promoting garden construction models abroad and extending the aesthetic economic value chain [3][4]