Core Viewpoint - The "Good House" concept is not only a core carrier of people's livelihood but also a strategic measure for constructing a new model of real estate development, emphasizing the importance of quality housing for a better life [1]. Group 1: Event Overview - The "Good House High-Quality Development Technology Exchange Conference" was held on December 5 in Beijing, organized by the China Academy of Building Research [2]. - At the conference, the "365 Good House System" was officially released by the Deputy Secretary and General Manager of the China Academy of Building Research, Fan Jinlong [4]. Group 2: 365 Good House System - The "365 Good House System" is based on national requirements, industry demands, and public needs, focusing on the in-depth exploration of the connotation and extension of "Good House" [5]. - The system is structured around "3 Uses, 6 Advantages, and 5 Supports," aiming to enhance the living quality of the people [5][8]. Group 3: Core Values and Goals - The "3 Uses" include "safe and durable, comfortable and practical, and economically applicable," addressing key concerns of the public regarding housing safety, living experience, and resource conservation [8]. - The "6 Advantages" are derived from extensive research and data, aiming for improvements in layout, decoration, quality, environment, cost, and service to enhance overall residential quality [8]. - The "5 Supports" framework includes standard systems, safety resilience systems, health comfort systems, green smart systems, and maintenance systems, ensuring high quality throughout the entire lifecycle of housing [8]. Group 4: Industry Collaboration and Innovation - The "365 Good House System" is seen as an open and shared achievement, aiming to accelerate the construction of a collaborative innovation pattern across the entire industry chain [9]. - The China Academy of Building Research plans to collaborate with various stakeholders to promote the "365 Good House System," focusing on technical standards and innovation to transform housing from "having a place to live" to "having a quality living environment" [12].