Liu Yang, 30, said he moved to the community because he was impressed by its facilities and focus on green technology.

"The change has been rapid over the years, and you can see improvements almost on a daily basis," he said.

Zhang said when he first moved to the area last year, there was only a small market.

Now, there are already nearly 30 shops, including home textile shops, department stores, cafes, bars and a pharmacy.

A fitness center, a library and an ecological planning museum, which are under construction, will also give him more options when spending time with his family, he said.

A hospital is under construction and will open by 2017.

Seven school bus lines are currently in service, with two international schools and one kindergarten in operation and two middle schools under construction.

Goh Chok Tong, former prime minister of Singapore, said during a recent visit that he was impressed by the rapid development of the area over the last five years.

"The community has developed over the years like a 'teenager' grows into an 'adult'," he said.

Questions:

1. According to the new plan, one doctor will be assigned to care for how many people?

2. How many square kilometers make up the new eco-city?

3. What year will the hospital open?

Answers:

1. 300-500 people.

2. 30 square kilometers.

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