Core Insights - The 2025 Global Engineering Conference and the First World Green Design Conference opened in Shanghai, where the "Global Sustainable and Healthy Living Environment White Paper" was released, marking a significant milestone in urban ecological design [1][2] - The report introduces the "Urban Residential Forest Environment System," which includes the "Residential Forest Environment Standards" and the "Indoor Forest Environment Index," covering seven dimensions for a comprehensive approach to outdoor and indoor health [1] Group 1 - The "Global Health Living Environment Report" highlights the importance of green design in connecting "Healthy China" with "Community of Shared Future for Mankind" [1] - The report emphasizes the need for a three-dimensional upgrade in the big health strategy: from "health management" to "life construction," from "individual health" to "community health," and from "commercial value" to "future value" [1] Group 2 - The Xiangjiang No. 1 project serves as a practical case study for the forest environment system in high-density urban areas, showcasing its potential as a global benchmark for healthy living environments [2] - The project integrates biomimicry principles, local plant communities, and modern intelligent technology, creating a multi-dimensional health living system that enhances air quality, temperature, humidity, light, sound, and ecological perception [2] - The project achieved a significant increase in negative oxygen ion concentration, with a 4.5 times improvement in the core residential area compared to street-level areas, demonstrating its effectiveness in ecological residential planning [2]