On November 26th,the second China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo(CISCE)featured a thematic event-the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade(CCPIT)Think Tank Exchange Activity and the“One Re...On November 26th,the second China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo(CISCE)featured a thematic event-the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade(CCPIT)Think Tank Exchange Activity and the“One Report and Two Indices”launch conference,which was held in Beijing.At the conference,the 2024 edition of the Global Supply Chain Promotion Report(hereinafter referred to as the“Report”),the Global Supply Chain Promotion Index(hereinafter referred to as the“Promotion Index”),and the Global Supply Chain Connection Index(hereinafter referred to as the“Connection Index”),jointly developed by the CCPIT Academy and the Financial Program Center of the China Central Radio and Television Station,were released for the first time,Leveraging Chinese wisdom to foster cooperation in the global supply chain.Ren Hongbin,Chairman of the CCPIT,attended the launch and delivered a speech,and Zhao Ping,Dean of the CCPIT Academy unveiled the“One Report and Two Indices”.展开更多
The protection of historic sites, especially their relationship with urban development, has become a worldwide issue, both in developed and developing countries. In the context of rapid urbanization in China, the real...The protection of historic sites, especially their relationship with urban development, has become a worldwide issue, both in developed and developing countries. In the context of rapid urbanization in China, the realistic compatibility between urban construction and the protection of historic sites is always a key research topic. In this study, first, to comprehend their spatial distribution patterns, 828 historic sites throughout the country are selected based on certain criteria. Then, we conduct quantitative research using GIS software, adopting indicators that include Nearest Neighbor Index, Gini Coefficient, and Geographic Concentration Index to analyze the spatial characteristics of historic sites on the three levels of city, province and nation. The results indicate that the spatial distribution of the different types of historic sites is an agglomeration on the nationwide scale, most of which is located in the regions of the Pearl(Zhujiang) River Delta, Yangtze(Changjiang) River Delta and Beijing-Tianjin Region. Because the majority of historic sites are located within approximately 10 km of the downtown area, a certain pattern has emerged, showing that the larger cities own more historic areas, which are in a more incomplete state of preservation, indicating the fragmentation of heritage spaces. The formation mechanism of the historic sites' distribution pattern is based on the conditions of the cities/towns as well as the bid-rent theory.展开更多
文摘On November 26th,the second China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo(CISCE)featured a thematic event-the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade(CCPIT)Think Tank Exchange Activity and the“One Report and Two Indices”launch conference,which was held in Beijing.At the conference,the 2024 edition of the Global Supply Chain Promotion Report(hereinafter referred to as the“Report”),the Global Supply Chain Promotion Index(hereinafter referred to as the“Promotion Index”),and the Global Supply Chain Connection Index(hereinafter referred to as the“Connection Index”),jointly developed by the CCPIT Academy and the Financial Program Center of the China Central Radio and Television Station,were released for the first time,Leveraging Chinese wisdom to foster cooperation in the global supply chain.Ren Hongbin,Chairman of the CCPIT,attended the launch and delivered a speech,and Zhao Ping,Dean of the CCPIT Academy unveiled the“One Report and Two Indices”.
基金Under the auspices of the Sino-German Center(National Natural Science Foundation of China and the German Science Foundation)(No.GZ1201)National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.51078003)
文摘The protection of historic sites, especially their relationship with urban development, has become a worldwide issue, both in developed and developing countries. In the context of rapid urbanization in China, the realistic compatibility between urban construction and the protection of historic sites is always a key research topic. In this study, first, to comprehend their spatial distribution patterns, 828 historic sites throughout the country are selected based on certain criteria. Then, we conduct quantitative research using GIS software, adopting indicators that include Nearest Neighbor Index, Gini Coefficient, and Geographic Concentration Index to analyze the spatial characteristics of historic sites on the three levels of city, province and nation. The results indicate that the spatial distribution of the different types of historic sites is an agglomeration on the nationwide scale, most of which is located in the regions of the Pearl(Zhujiang) River Delta, Yangtze(Changjiang) River Delta and Beijing-Tianjin Region. Because the majority of historic sites are located within approximately 10 km of the downtown area, a certain pattern has emerged, showing that the larger cities own more historic areas, which are in a more incomplete state of preservation, indicating the fragmentation of heritage spaces. The formation mechanism of the historic sites' distribution pattern is based on the conditions of the cities/towns as well as the bid-rent theory.
