On the afternoon of September 18, Gu Qiuli, Secretary of the Nanhu District Party Committee, conducted a research visit to Nanhu Subdistrict. She emphasized that as a subdistrict adjacent to the Red Boat, Nanhu Subdistrict must truly embrace its top-tier responsibility and demonstrate leadership, taking the lead and setting an example in all areas of work to contribute to strengthening the central urban area and enhancing its leading status.
iFlytek is a leading enterprise in China's artificial intelligence industry, and the iFlytek Jiaxing Industrial Acceleration Center, located in Nanhu Subdistrict, has already attracted multiple AI companies to settle in, driving the improvement of the AI industry ecosystem. Gu Qiuli inspected the acceleration center's operations on-site, observed demonstrations of innovative AI products, and engaged in in-depth discussions with company leaders, gaining a detailed understanding of technology research and development, results transformation, scenario applications, and industrial incubation. She expressed hope that iFlytek would further leverage its influence as a leading enterprise to attract more high-quality AI companies and innovative projects to land in Nanhu, helping the Nanhu District AI industry cluster grow stronger.
During the symposium, Gu Qiuli carefully listened to a comprehensive report on the economic and social development of Nanhu Subdistrict. She noted that Nanhu Subdistrict, as a "red subdistrict," serves as a "showcase window" for the city's image and a primary platform for the district's service industry development, holding a unique geographical position and significant importance. In recent years, the subdistrict's work has been solid, effective, and fruitful, fully demonstrating the political standing and sense of responsibility expected of a subdistrict adjacent to the Red Boat, with achievements worthy of recognition.
Gu Qiuli emphasized that Nanhu Subdistrict should increase its contribution to economic development by leveraging existing industrial foundations and resource advantages to strengthen distinctive industries such as artificial intelligence and large-scale audio-visual technology. It should revitalize office building resources, improve per-mu output efficiency, deepen the development of the "Around Nanhu Cultural and Tourism Belt," promote deep integration of culture, commerce, and tourism, and further stimulate the vitality of the central urban area. The subdistrict should accelerate block development by pushing forward with greater efforts on key projects like Minfeng Metallurgy under the "2+6+6" plan, adhering to investment-first strategies and targeted attraction, striving to build a city IP, ensuring that physical forms follow business formats, and aiming for early visual results and early tangible outcomes.
It should refine the granularity of grassroots governance by focusing on key areas and critical links, promptly identifying and resolving conflicts and disputes, and continuously maintaining public security, fire safety, and other tasks. Services should be optimized around key priorities, exploring new models and scenarios for elderly care services to continuously enhance residents' sense of gain, happiness, and security. Finally, the subdistrict should enhance the distinctiveness of its party building brand by inheriting the red gene, telling the Nanhu story of "pioneering, struggle, and dedication," and expanding the influence of initiatives like the Red Boat Youth Docents and Around-Nanhu Party Building Alliance to achieve new practical results.
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