Luzhi Town Held a Meeting to Advance the Construction of a Beautiful Town

2013-09-30

As one of the demonstration sites for Suzhou’s beautiful‑town development initiative, Luzhi Town has adhered to the development philosophy of “a second wave of entrepreneurship and transformative innovation,” rigorously implementing the city’s new requirements and high standards for this work, and efficiently advancing all construction and improvement projects. On September 27, Lu Zhenhua, Secretary of the Town Party Committee, convened a meeting to advance Luzhi Town’s beautiful‑town construction efforts. The meeting was chaired by Gu Hongjian, Town Mayor, and was attended by the heads of the various special‑rectification task forces and the principals of relevant member units.

Luzhi Town Held a Meeting on Enhancing Tourism Safety

2013-09-18

On the afternoon of September 17, the Ancient Town Management Committee and the Town Comprehensive Governance Office jointly convened a meeting on enhancing tourism safety in Luzhi Town. The meeting was attended by 18 representatives from 16 departments, including the town’s safety supervision, quality supervision, culture and health, ethnic and religious affairs, police station, traffic police, health supervision, and tourism companies. The meeting was chaired by Zhu Xuexin, Vice Chairman of the Town People’s Congress.

The Tourism Promotion Enhancement Group of Luzhi Town’s comprehensive initiative to upgrade the tourism service sector has launched a special promotional campaign.

2013-09-13

To actively support the comprehensive upgrading of the town’s tourism services, bolster the efforts to achieve 5A‑level status for the ancient town, and advance the development of a beautiful urban area, the Tourism Promotion Enhancement Group under the Townwide Comprehensive Upgrade Initiative for the Tourism Industry has officially launched a special publicity campaign aimed at elevating the entire town’s tourism sector.

Jiang Hongkun, Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, inspected and conducted research on the work of Luzhi Town.

2013-08-31

Luzhi, known as the “First Town of Water Villages in China,” is one of the city’s 16 demonstration sites for beautiful‑town development. It is currently accelerating industrialization, urbanization, and agricultural modernization as it embarks on a new phase of “second‑stage entrepreneurship and transformative innovation.” On the afternoon of August 30, Jiang Hongkun, Member of the Standing Committee of the Provincial Party Committee and Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee, conducted an inspection and field visit to Luzhi Town. He was accompanied by Chen Zhenyi, Deputy Secretary of the Municipal Party Committee; Wang Shaodong, Member of the Municipal Party Committee and Secretary-General of the Municipal Party Committee; Yu Xingnan, Secretary of the Wuzhong District Party Committee, and other leading officials.

The Tourism Promotion Enhancement Group of the Luozhi Tourism Service Industry Comprehensive Improvement Initiative is conducting a presentation on the comprehensive upgrading plan for the scenic area...

2013-08-27

To comprehensively advance the development of beautiful towns and accelerate efforts to establish a national 5A‑level scenic area, the Luzhi Ancient Town Management Committee recently held an exhibition and promotional event at the town’s market, showcasing the comprehensive improvement plan for the scenic area.

Luzhi Town convened a meeting to advance the special initiative for building a “Beautiful Town,” focusing on the town’s suburban fringe and street‑side business operations.

2013-08-14

On August 14, Shen Shannan, Chairman of the People’s Congress of Luzhi Town, and Wang Zonglin, Deputy Town Mayor, convened the principal heads of 15 departments—including the Ancient Town Management Committee, the Patriotic Health Office, the Water Resources Station, the Urban Management Brigade, and the Traffic Management Office—for a meeting to advance the special initiative on building “Beautiful Towns” in Luzhi Town, with a particular focus on the town’s suburban fringe and street‑side business operations.