Core Viewpoint - The Chinese government has approved comprehensive pilot reforms for market-oriented allocation of factors in ten regions, granting greater autonomy in land resource management to these areas [1][2]. Group 1: Land Resource Management - The pilot regions will have increased autonomy in managing land resources, allowing them to match new construction land based on population trends [1]. - The reforms aim to deepen the existing land management system and enhance the market-oriented allocation of land factors [1]. Group 2: Innovation in Land Supply - The initiative includes establishing a market supply system for industrial land that features long-term leasing, lease-first-then-transfer, and flexible lease terms [1]. - It supports the reasonable conversion of different types of industrial land and explores mixed-use land supply and management systems [1]. Group 3: Revitalization of Existing Land - The plan involves refining standards for identifying low-efficiency land and promoting the redevelopment of urban low-efficiency land [2]. - It encourages state-owned enterprises to utilize existing land more effectively and supports market-driven approaches to activate idle land [2].