扬子晚报网讯（记者 朱亚运）11月24日上午，2025健康中国建设大会暨长三角智慧康养嘉年华活动在 南通开幕。本次活动以"数智创新服务银发，融汇共创健康中国"为主题，既搭建高端学术研讨的专业平 台，又打造了贴近民生的健康体验场景，推动数智技术和大健康老龄健康领域的深度融合，将为健康中 国建设注入强劲的长三角动能。 开幕式上，国家及省市相关部委领导、两院院士、国内大型三甲医院院长专家、知名企业负责人等各界 代表参加。南通市人民政府与健康报社战略合作协议签，崇川区人民政府、南通市民政局、南通市医保 局与通用技术康养公司战略合作协议的签约仪式；一批生物医药项目集中签约。随后，各路专家学者将 集中展现健康科技领域的前沿创新成果。 南通，作为著名的"长寿之乡"和长三角北翼的经济重镇，不仅在经济发展上活力迸发，更在康养事业领 域有着深厚的底蕴与积极的探索。 与此同时，南通康养产业基础实、潜力大。德国默克、拜耳、瑞士斯福瑞等国际知名企业长期深耕，澳 斯康、精华制药（002349）等本土领军企业培育壮大，北大生命科学华东产研院、复旦张江医学研究院 等科创平台加快布局，启东开发区、海门临江新区、市北高新（600604）区、紫琅 ...

人民日报记者 杨颜菲 齐志明 初冬时节，乔治棕榈山庄举办的板栗节上，游客拿着竿子敲下板栗，现场炒制，体验感拉满；香谷 小镇里，远道而来的消费者体验香薰疗养，身心放松；新塔园艺观光园内，顾客欣赏森林景观，品尝健 康安全的森林食品……在江西金溪县，人们乐享自然风光与文化景观，消费热度不断攀升。 国务院办公厅《关于加快场景培育和开放推动新场景大规模应用的实施意见》提出，"加强商业、 文化、旅游、体育、健康、交通等消费跨界融合""打造一批带动面广、显示度高的消费新场景"。 康养产业是提供健康与养生服务的产业形态，涵盖健康文旅、养生保健、运动休闲、餐饮美食等多 个领域，顺应了现代人追求健康生活方式的趋势。随着健康中国建设扎实推进，人们康养消费需求不断 提升，各地因地制宜培育康养业态，优质的康养产品与服务不断涌现。 在古村落拥抱"诗和远方" 夜幕降临，金溪县合市镇游垫古村的灯光次第亮起。八处水塘倒映着岸边的老屋，古老的砖雕与流 动的光影交织，一场"光影水秀"精彩上演。游客们沿着青石板路漫步，时而驻足拍照，时而聆听导游讲 述古村600多年的历史。 古村落是金溪的"传家宝"，现有保存格局完整的古村落128个，其中中国传统村落 ...

近日在河北举行的第四届中国康养大会，发布了"2025年中国康养城市排行榜百强"。榜单显示，广州市、海口市、三亚市、贵阳市、昆明市、杭州市、福 州市、长沙市、重庆市、雅安市、攀枝花市、成都市、深圳市、南京市、青岛市成为最新的康养城市十五强城市。值得关注的是，在前15名中，青岛成为 北方城市中的独苗。 青岛依托黄海之滨的优质生态资源，空气质量常年位居全国前列，拥有崂山、金沙滩等国家级生态景区。作为计划单列市，其医疗资源雄厚，青大附院、 市立医院等三甲医院密集，并积极建设国家区域医疗中心。同时，青岛大力发展"海洋+康养"产业，推动温泉疗养、滨海旅居养老和智慧健康社区建设。 政策层面，青岛入选全国积极应对人口老龄化重点联系城市，出台多项支持康养产业发展的专项规划，吸引社会资本布局高端养老项目，形成集生态、医 疗、旅游、科技于一体的综合康养体系。 2025年中国康养城市排行榜51-100强 | 名次 | 城 市 | 康养 | 所属 | 名次 | 城 市 | 康乔 | 所属 | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | | 指数 | 集( | | | 指数 ...

海南日报全媒体见习记者 陈明艳 12月19日至22日，第八届海南国际健康产业博览会将在三亚保利国际博览中心举行。海南南海健康 产业研究院执行秘书长沈磊在接受海南日报全媒体记者采访时表示，海南的健康产业正展现出蓬勃生 机，不过，从资源优势到产业胜势，海南仍需更进一步探索。 海南南海健康产业研究院成立于2017年，数年来，其足迹遍布国内多地，甚至延伸至国外，行走越 远，视野越广，沈磊愈发坚定：海南健康产业的发展极具潜力。 "这种信心源于海南的两大核心优势。"沈磊分析道。海南独特的自然资源禀赋为健康产业发展提供 了天然的载体，自贸港的政策红利则为其赋能。 历经多年发展，这片"热土"已出现一些值得关注的变化。 与此同时，海南的健康消费群体正日趋多元。"过去关注海南康养的主要是'候鸟'老人，如今，越 来越多为了身心康复乃至高端养生的中青年群体，甚至国际客户，开始选择海南。"沈磊说道。 此外，海南南药黎药资源开发也日益受到重视。"海南是我国重要的中药材产区之一，如何将资源 优势转化为产业胜势，正成为各方关注的焦点。"沈磊说。 沈磊说，《海南省推动康养产业发展三年行动方案(2025—2027年)》提出了促进形成东部医疗康 ...

Core Insights - China Bank has been the sole strategic partner of the China International Import Expo (CIIE) for eight consecutive years, enhancing its "Zhongyin Silver Age" brand influence through various elderly finance-themed activities [1] - The bank hosted a closed-door forum on November 7, where over twenty industry experts discussed the core issues and innovative pathways for the elderly care industry, covering the entire investment, financing, construction, management, and exit chain [1] - On November 8, China Bank signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Yidong Technology, marking significant progress in building an elderly care ecosystem in Shanghai [1] Group 1 - China Bank awarded the first batch of eight "Shanghai Partners" under the "Zhongyin Silver Age Partner Program," indicating a collaborative effort to explore new opportunities in the elderly economy [1] - The bank's Shanghai branch has been actively involved in various aspects of elderly finance, including optimizing financial products and services for the elderly care sector [2] - The bank has participated in the pilot of the "Elderly Service Batch Loan" guarantee business, successfully launching the first elderly industry loan in the city after the new policy was implemented [2] Group 2 - China Bank has introduced the "Zhongyin Long Care+" series of comprehensive financial service solutions to provide specialized support for niche market segments [2] - The bank has hosted elderly economy matchmaking events during the CIIE for six consecutive years, integrating deeply into the elderly care industry ecosystem [2] - The Shanghai branch aims to leverage the group's global advantages and continue innovating products and services to contribute to a sustainable elderly finance system in China [2]

Core Insights - The article highlights the progress and achievements of Panzhihua city in the context of China's "14th Five-Year Plan," showcasing its commitment to economic development and modernization [1][3][4]. Economic Growth - Panzhihua's GDP is projected to rise from 1133.95 billion to 1395.24 billion from 2021 to 2024, with the GDP surpassing 1000 billion for the first time in the third quarter of this year, reaching 1058.57 billion [3][4]. - The city has diversified its economy, transitioning from a steel-centric industry to a more varied industrial base, including tourism and agriculture [3][4]. Strategic Development - The city's development strategy has evolved from "One Two Three Five" to "One Three Three Three," focusing on industrial strength and modern urban development [4][6]. - The "Two Trials Leading, Five Cities Advancing, Common Prosperity and Beauty" framework aims to translate the concept of common prosperity into practical initiatives [6][7]. Industrial Transformation - The vanadium-titanium industry has become a key driver of growth, with its output value reaching 521 billion in 2023, surpassing the steel industry's output for the first time [9][12]. - The city is recognized for its advancements in the health and wellness sector, with the health industry contributing 171.19 billion to the GDP, accounting for 13.1% [11][12]. Project Development - Panzhihua has successfully attracted significant investment, with multiple projects in the vanadium-titanium sector and renewable energy, including a 20 billion investment in a new photovoltaic project [14][15]. - The city is actively pursuing new industries such as hydrogen energy and energy storage, with several pioneering projects underway [12][14].

Core Insights - The eighth China International Import Expo (CIIE) highlighted the growing importance of the silver economy, health and wellness industry, and elder financial services, with KPMG China launching its inaugural "Health and Wellness 50" project evaluation [1] Group 1: Industry Trends - The domestic health and wellness industry is characterized by strong policy support, diverse and personalized demand, significant technological empowerment, competitive participation from multiple entities, and localization of international experiences [1] - The health and wellness sector is expected to transition from "elderly services" to "lifecycle health management," evolving from "single services" to an "ecosystem" approach [1] - The industry will increasingly break the narrow perception of being "elderly-exclusive," expanding to encompass health status, sub-health, and end-of-life care across the entire lifecycle [1] Group 2: Economic Challenges - The aging population presents both challenges and opportunities for the health and wellness and elder financial services sectors, with significant barriers to silver consumption, such as preventive savings, supply-demand mismatches, and consumption environment obstacles [2] - Elderly individuals exhibit a high preventive savings tendency, with a savings rate of 61%, nearly double that of the general population, indicating a strong inclination towards precautionary savings [2] Group 3: Solutions and Innovations - To address the high preventive savings and reluctance to consume, it is essential to establish a "safety support system" for the elderly, enhancing social security and expanding long-term care insurance trials [2] - Financial innovation is needed to reduce reliance on savings, introducing specialized financial products that combine "pension security and moderate consumption," and exploring diverse funding channels for elder care, such as "reverse mortgages" and "pension wealth management" [2] - The supply side must shift from "mass production" to "precise customization," with companies needing to conduct in-depth research on the real needs of the elderly [3] - There is a need to break the misconception that "silver consumption is low-end consumption," providing tiered offerings for different income levels among the elderly, including affordable products and high-end services like customized wellness tourism and professional chronic disease management plans [3]

Core Insights - The event during the China International Import Expo focused on the future development of China's health and elderly care industry, highlighting the "investment, financing, construction, management, and exit" full-chain approach [1][2] - The launch of the "Bank of China Silver Economy" brand and the "Silver Partners Program" marks a significant step in enhancing cooperation in the silver economy sector [1][3] Group 1: Event Overview - The forum was organized by the Bank of China, supported by Lijun Think Tank and Fudan University International Finance Institute, aiming to deepen cooperation in the silver economy [1] - The event featured a promotional ceremony for the "Bank of China Silver Economy" brand, emphasizing its two main systems designed to meet individual elderly care needs and empower the industry [1] Group 2: Key Discussions - Industry leaders shared insights on the five core aspects of the health and elderly care industry, providing valuable decision-making references for nearly a hundred participants [2] - A roundtable discussion included representatives from international health care companies, who praised the Bank of China's platform for facilitating connections across the industry [2] Group 3: Strategic Importance - The successful hosting of this event highlights the Bank of China's proactive role in addressing the challenges of an aging population and promoting high-quality development in the silver economy [3] - Through systematic operations of the "Bank of China Silver Economy" brand and the ecological construction of the "Silver Partners Program," the bank aims to gather wisdom and resources for sustainable development in the health and elderly care industry [3]

Core Insights - The Silver Economy Forum was successfully held in Chengdu, focusing on high-quality development in the silver economy and showcasing the unique advantages and innovative practices of Pengzhou and Chongzhou in the healing and health care industry [1][2] Group 1: Pengzhou's Development Strategy - Pengzhou aims to create a national-level sleep health demonstration area, leveraging its rich health resources, including a hot spring belt, 14 waterfall clusters, and 356 natural springs [1] - The city plans to develop six healing towns and promote six active lifestyle routes, with the Rongbei Silver Economy Industrial Park as the core development area, focusing on the pharmaceutical health industry [1] Group 2: Chongzhou's Unique Approach - Chongzhou is positioning itself as a nationally recognized destination for medical and health tourism, emphasizing three main industries: health tourism, intangible cultural heritage, and outdoor sports [2] - The city is developing a wellness tourism brand that encompasses six dimensions: medical care, nurturing, physical activity, dietary health, artistic engagement, and mental wellness [2] Group 3: Strategic Framework - Chengdu's clear top-level design supports the coordinated development of the silver economy, with a three-year action plan (2025-2027) aiming to create a national-level silver economy industrial park and develop seven collaborative areas, including Pengzhou and Chongzhou [2]

Group 1 - The establishment of the Sanya Vocational College of Technology's Health Industry College and off-campus practical teaching base marks a significant step in the integration of industry and education in Hainan's health industry [1] - The event was attended by government departments, industry associations, corporate representatives, and experts, highlighting the collaborative effort in advancing the health industry [1] - The college aims to develop a platform for health and life service disciplines, focusing on trends in health tourism and integration paths for industry and education [1] Group 2 - The health industry in Hainan is experiencing growth driven by changing societal needs, with a shift from "disease treatment" to "quality health care" [2] - Hainan's unique ecological resources and supportive policies position it as an ideal location for the health industry, particularly in areas like Sanya and Lingshui [2] - The upcoming 2025 closure of Hainan's island will introduce new policy benefits, including a regulatory model that promotes low operational costs for health enterprises [2] Group 3 - The current transformation of Hainan's health industry necessitates the cultivation of management talents who understand the market and possess operational skills [3] - Educational institutions are building platforms for health and life service disciplines, focusing on a "full lifecycle health management" approach that integrates medical health, sports rehabilitation, and health tourism [3] - The collaboration aims to enhance practical training for students, develop specialized courses, and promote deep integration of industry, academia, and research [3]