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THE 100-KM ECONOMY (Introduction)
Within one hour's travel from People's Square, a constellation of specialized cities forms the world's most dynamic metropolitan region - home to 35 million people and contributing 4.2% of China's GDP.

SECTION 1: TRANSPORTATION REVOLUTION (650 words)
• The "1-hour Commuting Circle" high-speed rail network
• Cross-border metro expansion (Suzhou Line J extension)
• Case study: Hongqiao Hub as regional nexus
• Infographic: Daily intercity passenger flows

上海贵族宝贝龙凤楼 SECTION 2: INDUSTRIAL SYMBIOSIS (700 words)
• Shanghai's R&D centers and surrounding manufacturing bases
• Specialization matrix:
- Kunshan (electronics)
- Suzhou (biotech)
- Jiaxing (textiles)
- Nantong (shipbuilding)
• Interview: Yangtze Delta Development Institute director

SECTION 3: ECOLOGICAL COORDINATION (550 words)
上海娱乐联盟 • Taihu Lake water management alliance
• Regional air quality monitoring network
• Green belt urban growth boundaries
• Data: Pollution reduction 2015-2025

SECTION 4: CULTURAL INTEGRATION (500 words)
• Museum alliance program
• Shared heritage protection initiatives
• Dialect preservation projects
• Profile: Cross-border theater collaboration
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SECTION 5: GOVERNANCE INNOVATION (400 words)
• Joint taxation policies
• Healthcare insurance portability
• Emergency response coordination
• Comparative analysis with Tokyo/Osaka-Kobe regions

[Conclusion]
The Shanghai metropolitan model demonstrates how coordinated development can crteeasynergies beyond administrative boundaries, offering a template for urban regions worldwide.