Group 1 - The service guarantee work for major events is complex and requires strong mobilization, organization, and action, reflecting the city's governance level and capabilities [2][3] - The successful completion of the commemorative event for the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese People's Anti-Japanese War showcased Beijing's high political awareness and organizational ability [2] - The service guarantee work involved hundreds of days of preparation, with 35 key tasks, thousands of modules, and a detailed process plan totaling 130,000 words, highlighting the effort of numerous participants [2] Group 2 - The significance of service guarantees for major events extends beyond the ceremony itself, with long-term effects and sustainable reuse of resources being prioritized [3] - Facilities and materials used in the event, such as seating and decorative elements, are being repurposed in various urban settings, contributing to public resource recycling and enhancing community spirit [3] - The ongoing work aims to improve urban governance capabilities and optimize governance systems, with a focus on integrating innovative solutions into daily city management [3] Group 3 - Citizens play a crucial role in urban governance, and their active participation during the event reflects the city's cultural and civic spirit [4] - Various community organizations and platforms have emerged, promoting collaborative governance and shared responsibility among residents [4] - The experience gained from organizing major events will help strengthen the city's governance framework and prepare for future challenges [4] Group 4 - The integration of service guarantees with urban governance can enhance the city's overall management and create a more refined urban experience [5] - The visual representation of the city's red heritage and collective memories through public spaces fosters a sense of community and belonging [5] - The commitment to improving service guarantees and urban governance will contribute to the ongoing development of Beijing as a global city [5]