Group 1: Education Resource Sharing - The Chengdu metropolitan area aims to enhance educational resource sharing among Chengdu, Deyang, Meishan, and Ziyang, with a focus on "resource sharing and policy interconnection" [1] - By 2025, 27 new partnerships between quality primary and secondary schools and kindergartens will be established, bringing the total to 363 partnerships, deepening basic education cooperation [1] - In 2026, the metropolitan area will promote policy innovations, including easing enrollment restrictions for children of migrant workers and exploring a 12-year integrated education model [1] Group 2: Healthcare Accessibility - The healthcare integration focuses on "convenient medical services and collaborative guarantees," allowing residents to access quality medical services locally [2] - Currently, 18 cross-regional medical alliances have been formed, and 154 public hospitals have achieved mutual recognition of 222 clinical test and imaging results, reducing redundant tests and medical costs [2] - By 2026, the healthcare integration will deepen, enhancing medical alliances and expanding the scope of mutual recognition of medical test results [2] Group 3: Elderly and Child Welfare - The Chengdu metropolitan area is building a high-quality, equitable service system for the elderly and children, integrating over 3,000 care and childcare institutions [3] - Future plans include upgrading elderly care services and establishing a platform for the silver economy, along with joint activities for vulnerable children [3] - The initiative aims to enhance social assistance mechanisms and improve information sharing for families in need, ensuring that both the elderly and children benefit from urban integration [3]