Core Viewpoint - The new guidelines for park green space management in Shanghai aim to enhance public accessibility and services while addressing the challenges faced by park management in terms of costs and regulations [1] Group 1: Tent Setup Regulations - The peak seasons for tent setup in Shanghai parks are spring and autumn, with issues such as space occupation and safety concerns arising from tent use [2] - The guidelines prohibit blanket bans on tent setups due to safety concerns and require parks to scientifically determine the maximum capacity for tent areas [2] - Peace Park has opened a previously closed lawn area for tent setups, with specific regulations on tent size and number, indicating a shift to meet public demand [2][3] Group 2: Pet-Friendly Policies - The guidelines do not mandate parks to be pet-friendly but encourage management to follow local dog management regulations and provide clear signage for pet owners [4] - The introduction of pet-friendly areas has sparked mixed reactions from residents, highlighting the need for a balance between pet access and safety for children [4][5] Group 3: 24-Hour Park Accessibility - Over 80% of parks in Shanghai are now open 24 hours, but there are complaints about reduced service quality during nighttime [6] - The guidelines stipulate that at least one restroom in 24-hour parks must remain open, with plans to increase the number of restrooms based on visitor needs [6] - Some parks are implementing a patrol cleaning system for restrooms during late-night hours to manage costs while maintaining service quality [6]