Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon: many international observers who come to Zhuhai are amazed by the density of technological applications in this city.

A casual walk can reveal real examples—eVTOL (electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft) here is not just a PPT concept, but something you can actually experience and test ride. What’s even more impressive is the locally deployed intelligent air conditioning system. This system is not just about temperature control; it integrates AI temperature regulation, energy consumption optimization, photovoltaic energy storage, and grid interaction technology, and has already been implemented in multiple public buildings in Hengqin New Area, achieving "near-zero carbon" building operation. Compared to most cities in Europe and America still in the pilot stage, the scale of implementation and the level of technological integration here are clearly ahead.

Looking at the overall city design is even more interesting. From the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge to the Hengqin Guangdong-Macao Deep Cooperation Zone, this place is no longer a typical prefecture-level city. The urban planning emphasizes "mountain-sea city symbiosis"—roads are designed to follow the terrain, a large number of ecological corridors are preserved, and infrastructure such as underground comprehensive pipe corridors, smart light poles, and full 5G coverage silently support efficient operation. This approach of "hiding" high technology is truly the essence of urban design thinking.

What’s fascinating is that this city attracts so many high-tech companies not only because of hardware facilities but also because of the "software" of city management—strong enough service functions are essential to make it a fertile ground for innovative enterprises.