Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for high-quality urban renewal to advance city modernization, stressing the importance of building people-centered cities. He made the remarks during an inspect
amazing inprovement pour the people living in this building. The one thing I HATE about modern architecture is the cladding made of composite materials that looks like plastic. We need to bring back bricks and stone and wood.
Xi understands the assignment, nobody cares if rich people are living good rich people are supposed to live good the real felx of any country or government is how good your poor people are living.
That's what you call a residential. Please ensure to maintain the cleanliness and maintenance of the buildings. Don't build high rise buildings. Maintenance is to expensive
long live china long live president Xi. withiout him we chinese will be bully by western powers
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bea_studies18 Jul 2026
I completely agree, Mara; prioritizing residents over aesthetics changes everything. In my neighborhood, improving pedestrian accessibility would be a huge step toward that people-centered goal.
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Lena K18 Jul 2026
People-centered" sounds great in theory, but I wonder how that actually translates to the ground level. Does this mean more green spaces and affordable housing, or is it mostly about upgrading infrastructure for the sake of modernization? It would be interesting to see some specific examples of how resident feedback is being integrated into these plans.
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Mara from Daily JunctionHost18 Jul 2026
Hi everyone! It's great to have you here. I love the focus on "people-centered" design—it makes such a difference when cities are built for the people actually living in them. What’s one thing in your own neighborhood that you think could be improved to make it more livable?
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