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This is a type os story telling we developed for a presentation in the European Parliament for the Chinese government and focusing not just on political issues, but on values. Because they are a drive for any society.
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- 1. EU-CHINA DIALOGUE Prof. Dr. Cristina Gutiérrez-Cortines Member European Parliament. Brussels 24- X- 2012
- 2. XXI Century Challenges COMBINE HIGH SPEED URBANIZATION
- 3. XXI Century Challenges WITH SOCIAL AND CULTURAL HARMONY
- 4. XXI Century Challenges AND ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
- 5. Harmony
- 7. SUSTAINABILITY IT ISN T JUST ENVIRONMENT
- 8. URBAN SUSTAINABILITY IS ABOUT IS HERITAGE WHERE AND PEOPLE TRADITION LIVES IS A PLACE IS WHERE FOR FAMILIES COMMERCE MEET IS ABOUT
- 9. CITIES ARE ALIVE, DAY
- 10. AND NIGHT
- 11. CITIES ARE OPEN COMPLEX SYSTEMS
- 12. COMPLEX SYSTEMS ARE PERCEIVED AS A WHOLE Diferentiate Technical solutions The inherent and or instruments emergent qualities
- 13. Culture & Education Population Housing SOCIETY AND Energy Environment GOVERNMEN T Market Common&Green Commerce Areas Services Accessibility
- 14. CITIES Opportunitie Employmen t Housing s Coexistence Health Education Mobility Facilities Leisure
- 15. HERITAGE AND HISTORY can teach and PROVE THAT
- 16. A PARADIGM IS NEEDED
- 17. A PARADIGM IS AN OPEN MODEL 1. It has been alive during centuries in europe and america as a reference for the foundations of new cities 2. Was part of the collective thought
- 18. Chinese cities need to DEAL with some additional and very complex issues
- 21. BUT
- 22. CITIZENS NOT ALWAYS LIKE TO LIVE IN COMPACT CITIES WITH VERY HIGH SKYSCRAPERS, AWAY FROM THE LAND, FRIENDS AND FAMILIES.
- 23. CHINESE Heritage and history, provide the answers for future challenges
- 24. 1. The city is NOT an architecture project neither an environmental experiment. CITIES ARE a political and sociological paradigm which should focus onpeople .
- 25. 2. A paradigm should be defined based on basic principles and leading to a frame legislation.
- 26. 3. World Heritage cities, as well as historic cities, could serve as reference
- 27. 4. The cultural DNA and identity should be identified and promoted. By thisthe compromise and participation of the citizens will be reinforced.
- 28. 5. The city should be designed developing the neighbourhood concept: common areas, local markets, multipurpose spaces where people can gather.
- 29. 6. All citizens should be entitled to the same rights.
- 30. 7. A regular non speculative housing market needs to be organized.
- 31. 8. The state should provide entry level finance for people with the least resources.
- 32. Manhattan s solutions are not right for China s society
- 33. Chinese citizens have deep family roots and values
- 34. Manhattan s solutions are not that of China s society And a strong sense of community
- 35. The street is a common and vibrant area where live takes place
- 36. Trade and houses have an intimate relationship
- 37. And Chinese society has a special liking to make life in society
- 38. And it has been like this as long as China s milenary history
- 39. These are all part of an intangible value to be preserved
- 40. 非常感谢 Thank you MEP Doctor Cristina Gutiérrez – Cortínes Brussels – September 2012