The Chinese mainland has made significant strides in urban development, with a remarkable 280,000 residential communities revamped since 2019. Ni Hong, the minister of housing and urban-rural development, announced this achievement at a press conference on Sunday, highlighting the government's commitment to improving living standards and modernizing infrastructure.
This large-scale renovation initiative not only enhances the aesthetic and functional aspects of residential areas but also aims to foster sustainable and smart living environments. By upgrading these communities, the Chinese mainland is setting a benchmark for urban renewal, addressing challenges such as aging infrastructure and expanding urban populations.
The ongoing efforts reflect a broader strategy to ensure that residents have access to improved amenities, better connectivity, and environmentally friendly solutions. As cities continue to grow, such initiatives are pivotal in creating resilient and livable urban spaces for the future.
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280,000 residential communities revamped in China since 2019: ministry
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