Core Insights - The article highlights the modernization of urban governance in Urumqi, Xinjiang, emphasizing the importance of community involvement in city development and the enhancement of public services [2][23]. Group 1: Urban Sanitation Improvements - The Tian Shan District has implemented a garbage classification initiative since 2019, equipping 1,117 residential communities and 284 government agencies with 34,515 waste sorting bins, resulting in a 90% accuracy rate in waste classification among residents [4][21]. - The garbage transfer station in Tian Shan District processes an average of 100 tons of waste daily, with peaks reaching 160 to 180 tons, showcasing the effectiveness of the new waste management strategies [4][21]. - New sanitation vehicles, including 8-ton capacity trucks equipped with GPS and reverse cameras, have been introduced to enhance waste collection efficiency and reduce secondary pollution [6][21]. Group 2: Cultural Infrastructure Development - Urumqi's cultural center has expanded from 5,500 square meters to 12,500 square meters, providing a new venue for various cultural activities and community engagement [10][11]. - The new cultural center includes three distinct areas for public consultation, training, and art exhibitions, promoting free public art education and cultural activities for residents [10][11]. - The Urumqi Public Library has also increased its space from 11,000 square meters to 18,100 square meters, enhancing the reading environment with more seating available for the public [16][18]. Group 3: Digital Community Services - The "Smart High-tech" digital application service platform has been launched to streamline community services, allowing residents to report issues and access services online, thereby improving efficiency in local governance [17][21]. - The platform includes 16 modules and 111 functions, with over 340,000 residents registered, significantly reducing the workload on community staff and enhancing service delivery [21][23]. - Community services such as chronic disease medication and home services can now be requested online, improving accessibility and convenience for residents [19][21].