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Suggestions on city planning compilation and management in new period

Xiao Yang

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The meaning of the city planning is described,the discoloration of the management function of the city planning is analyzed,possible misunderstanding of the planning is discussed,and the creating direction of the city planning management is provided,thus planning a new city model which is accord with Chinese socialist market economy system.

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The meaning of the city planning is described,the discoloration of the management function of the city planning is analyzed,possible misunderstanding of the planning is discussed,and the creating direction of the city planning management is provided,thus planning a new city model which is accord with Chinese socialist market economy system.

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The meaning of the city planning is described,the discoloration of the management function of the city planning is analyzed,possible misunderstanding of the planning is discussed,and the creating direction of the city planning management is provided,thus planning a new city model which is accord with Chinese socialist market economy system.

Key concepts: Function (biology), Meaning (existential), Planned economy, Period (music), Urban planning, Business, Economics, Engineering

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