Group 1: Healthcare System Improvement - The "14th Five-Year Plan" aims to enhance the healthcare system, targeting 3.2 practicing (assistant) physicians per 1,000 people and a one-year increase in life expectancy [1] - By the end of 2024, the number of practicing (assistant) physicians per 1,000 people reached 3.61, and life expectancy increased to 79 years, exceeding both targets [1] - The increase in life expectancy is attributed to the development of the healthcare system, including the establishment of county-level medical communities and family doctor services [1] Group 2: Urban Renewal and Housing Improvement - Over 240,000 old urban residential communities have been renovated, benefiting over 40 million households and 110 million people, surpassing planned targets [2] - The renovation addresses significant living challenges in old communities, such as stair climbing difficulties and aging infrastructure [2] - The approach to renovation has shifted from government-led to community-driven, emphasizing collaboration and shared responsibility [2] Group 3: Education Development - Key education indicators have been achieved ahead of schedule, with preschool enrollment at 92%, high school enrollment stable at 92%, and higher education enrollment at 60.8% [4] - The government has initiated actions to address educational disparities, including quality education creation and support for weaker schools [4] - Technology has been leveraged to promote educational equity and resource sharing [4] Group 4: Overall Quality of Life Improvement - The "14th Five-Year Plan" includes seven key livelihood indicators, the highest proportion in any five-year plan, reflecting a focus on improving living standards [5] - Significant employment growth has been achieved, with 59.21 million new urban jobs created, exceeding the target of 55 million [5] - The social security network has expanded, with over 1.072 billion people covered by basic pension insurance and 1.327 billion by basic medical insurance [5]