Core Insights - The province is accelerating the construction of modern livable rural houses, focusing on safety, comfort, sustainability, and smart features to create a new paradigm of "Lu-style residences" [3][6] - The initiative aims to improve housing quality and living conditions, while also promoting rural modernization and the "Qilu model" of rural revitalization [3][4] Group 1: Construction Principles - The construction of rural houses should follow the principles of "planning first, then building" and "design first, then construction" to ensure high-quality outcomes [4] - A lack of unified planning has led to inconsistent quality and aesthetics in rural housing, necessitating a focus on high-level planning and design [4] Group 2: Standardization and Support - The province has developed four sets of standard design blueprints for rural houses and will implement a "one village, one blueprint" supply mechanism to meet local needs [4] - A collaborative mechanism involving village coordinators and technical staff will be established to provide comprehensive technical support for construction [4] Group 3: Material and Energy Efficiency - The province emphasizes the use of high-quality materials and construction techniques, promoting green building materials and clean energy solutions like solar and geothermal systems [5] - The goal is to create green, low-carbon demonstration projects in rural housing [5] Group 4: Cultural Integration - The construction of modern livable rural houses should integrate regional characteristics and cultural traditions to create unique rural aesthetics [6] - Guidelines will be established to control the architectural features of new houses, ensuring they reflect local heritage and community identity [6] Group 5: Quality Management - Strengthening management of rural housing construction is essential, with a focus on quality and safety oversight, including the establishment of housing records for accountability [6]