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媛媛 李The document discusses how innovation has affected population growth in Guangzhou, China. It describes how innovation in transportation through better roads and faster transit has increased population growth by improving mobility. Innovation in commercial sectors through economic growth and higher standards of living has also contributed to population growth. Innovation in architecture, through more advanced building designs and effective use of space, has supported growth by providing more places for people to live. While innovation has benefits like increased safety and prosperity, it also has negatives such as pollution and waste byproducts. Evidence from Guangzhou shows the environmental impacts innovation has had through waste left after construction and pollution from factories.
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- 1. Urbanization and Innovation of Guangzhou By: Marian Lee
- 2. What’s urbanization and innovation? • Urbanization - process of developing • Innovation - process of making, improving things
- 3. What’s a megacity? • A city with over 10 million people living • There are 35 megacities in existence • Guangzhou is a megacity
- 4. How has innovation affected the population growth of Guangzhou? • Innovation of traffics • Safety • Better roads • Faster transport
- 5. How has innovation affected the population growth of Guangzhou? • Innovation of commercial • Economy • High GDP • Higher quality/level of life
- 6. How has innovation affected the population growth of Guangzhou? • Innovation of architectures • Better places to live • Uses space more effectively • More advanced design
- 7. Positives and Negatives of Innovation • Traffics • More safer but creates waste
- 8. Positives and Negatives of Innovation • Commercial • More rich and higher economy but indirectly causes pollution
- 9. Positives and Negatives of Innovation • Architecture • More places for people to live but indirectly create waste
- 10. Evidence from Guangzhou • Traffics • The “poison” dirts that’s been forgotten after fixing the roads
- 11. Evidence from Guangzhou • Commercial • The factories that’s creating the smokes were for producing products to sell or trade
- 12. Evidence from Guangzhou • Architecture • These were the waste that’s been left out after building new architectures
- 13. Citations - “The development history of Guangzhou." https://www.douban.com. douban, n.d. Web. 1 June 2016. <https://www.douban.com/note/512767051/>. -"'Villages-in-the-City' and Urbanization in Guangzhou, China." https://digital.lib.washington.edu. digital.lib.washington.edu, n.d. Web. 1 June 2016. <https://digital.lib.washington.edu/researchworks/ handle/1773/22625>. -"Guangzhou tops best mainland commercial cities rankings." http://www.chinadaily.com.cn. chinadaily, n.d. Web. 1 June 2016. <http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2014-12/16/content_19100719.htm>. -"Vicissitude history of Guangzhou." http://gz.house.ifeng.com. ifeng, n.d. Web. 1 June 2016. <http://gz.house.ifeng.com/column/news/gzcity2014/ index.shtml>.
- 14. Marian Lee Thank you for watching and listening.