Group 1 - The article discusses the second batch of reform typical cases in Henan Province aimed at integrating into the national unified market, highlighting innovative practices and experiences from various localities [1][2] - The cases include initiatives such as replacing the proof of no illegal records with special credit reports, promoting a unified bank account system for foreign and domestic currencies, and streamlining administrative processes for food and drug approvals [1][2][8] - The reforms are designed to reduce costs for businesses, improve administrative efficiency, and enhance the overall service quality for enterprises [1][7][8] Group 2 - The Henan Provincial Development and Reform Commission has implemented a special credit report system to replace the cumbersome proof of no illegal records, significantly reducing administrative costs for businesses [2][3][7] - The People's Bank of China in Henan has introduced a unified bank account system for foreign and domestic currencies, benefiting over 700 foreign-related enterprises by simplifying the account opening process [8][9][14] - The city of Luoyang has adopted a "one-stop" approach for food, drug, and medical device approvals, enhancing the efficiency of administrative services [15][16][20] Group 3 - Anyang aims to become a "bridgehead" connecting to the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region by fostering an innovation ecosystem that integrates research and manufacturing [21][22][27] - The city of Hebi has developed mechanisms to address financing challenges for entrepreneurs, facilitating access to loans for startups and small businesses [28][29][33] - Nanyang is focused on creating a standardized intermediary service market to improve service quality and efficiency for enterprises [34][35][39] Group 4 - The city of Shangqiu is exploring a comprehensive reform of the "one industry, one certificate" model to streamline the licensing process for businesses, significantly reducing time and costs [40][41][43] - Xinyang is collaborating with neighboring areas to develop a cross-provincial cooperation model, enhancing regional economic integration and resource sharing [44][45][46]