
China’s Urban Renewal Boosts 120 Million Lives Since 2019
Since 2019, China’s urban renewal projects have renovated 280,000 communities, benefiting 120 million people and transforming cities into more livable and resilient spaces.
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Since 2019, China’s urban renewal projects have renovated 280,000 communities, benefiting 120 million people and transforming cities into more livable and resilient spaces.
Chongqing repurposes over 1,000 WWII air-raid shelters into vibrant consumer hubs, revitalizing the city’s commerce and enhancing public services.
China’s film initiatives like “China Travel with Chinese Films” and the animated “Chang’an” are driving a surge in tourism, transforming both urban and rural landscapes.
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s Liaoning visit highlights disaster recovery efforts, urban renewal, and industrial advancement, reinforcing his commitment to grassroots communities.
The State Council, led by Premier Li Qiang, addresses migrant workers’ wage protections and launches new urban renewal initiatives to enhance city living standards.
Otis CEO Judy Marks unveils a new modernization plan at China’s CIIE, doubling service units and supporting urban renewal.
Explore how Shanghai’s Suzhou Creek communities blend tradition with modernity, preserving historical buildings while fostering new possibilities for residents.
Beijing’s “Combined Community” campaign breathes new life into historic hutongs, preserving tradition while adapting to modern needs.
Wuxi City transforms abandoned industrial sites into vibrant cultural hubs, blending history with modern leisure to attract global visitors.
Shanghai Book City reopens with a smart green concept, evolving into a cultural landmark hosting diverse events and upcoming film festivals.