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Why it worked
Coordination is hard and needs all sides balanced. One lesson that worked is small step verification before promotion; success ultimately depends on the human factor and on conditions being honestly assessed first, not imagined favorably.
Translate to local language
External experience must be translated. In Yantai answer who benefits, who pays, who manages, and fix the link that turns a case into a mechanism. Every step should survive a backward look by stakeholders and residents alike.
Lines to bring home
Assess your conditions before deciding to borrow; fold the maintenance mechanism in, not just completion; clarify each party's duty; prove the process with a pilot before any replication across sites and neighborhoods in the region.
Knowing a site means walking it, not reading about it. Demand density, the state of the wiring and the habits of the people who live there decide more than any generic playbook, and small steps keep that truth from becoming an expensive surprise. A steady, documented habit is what makes the advice hold up in practice.