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With the rapid expansion of population and urban scale, urban governance has become more and more complicated. Facing various problems and pressures in housing, employment, education, medical care, pension, public security, and other aspects, thus the construction of smart cities arises at this historical moment. The development of smart cities has been pushed into full motion in many places in China. Intelligent services such as no-meet batch, appointment registration, and holographic sensing traffic monitoring are becoming increasingly common in urban social circles. The development of smart cities in China has entered the "deep water zone". The evolution of smart cities in the traditional sense to new smart cities is the new normal of economic development, the new advantage of urban development, and the inevitable outcome of the development of The Times. It is high time for all regions to build new smart cities that satisfy their people. Emerging cities like Shenzhen have the advantage of possessing various data-gathering information enterprises such as Tencent and Huawei to build a smart city, while finance and trade are the keys for Shanghai. With the release of the national 14th Five-Year Plan, the direction of developing a smart city in Shanghai has gradually become clear. Based on the current development status and actual cases, this paper is to comprehensively analyze the smart city in Shanghai and put forward relevant suggestions to promote its development as well as the coming of a comprehensive integration era.
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