A Record of the Development of Jinwan, a City of Mountains and Seas

"Mountains and Seas Jinwan - Jinwan Development Record" is an urban development epic that spans half a century. It tells the magnificent history of Jinwan, a small coastal town, from a barren fishing village to a modern new seaside city. The story begins in 1978, when architect Zhang Yuke came to Jinwan. Faced with the dilemma of fiscal deficit and people's livelihood difficulties, he led Jinwan to take the first step of development with his forward-looking planning concepts and pragmatic reform spirit. In the following decades, successive generations of leaders moved forward: some adhered to the ecological bottom line, some promoted industrial upgrading, some embraced the wave of opening up, and some explored the digital future. They drew a blueprint between mountains and seas, grasped the direction in the tide of the times, and jointly wrote a true record of urban changes, cultural heritage and sustainable development. This book uses Jinwan as a microcosm to demonstrate the wisdom of balance between planning and nature, development and protection, tradition and innovation in the process of urbanization. This is a city memory that belongs to everyone, and it is also an ode to the times that pays tribute to countless ordinary builders.