Adhering to the principle of "relieving to advance", the efforts to relieve Beijing of functions nonessential for the capital have become more resolute and orderly. Strict control has been imposed on the incremental expansion of non-capital functions, with over 25,000 registration applications inconsistent with the city's strategic role of "Four Centers" (national political center, cultural center, international exchange hub, and scientific innovation hub) rejected. The proportion of newly established market entities in technology and commerce sectors rose from 40.7 percent in 2013 to 67.7 percent in 2024, expanding space for high-end, precision, and advanced industries. The Special Campaign for Decongestion, Renovation, and Upgrading intensified efforts, relocating and upgrading 104 general manufacturing enterprises in 2024. Efforts to optimize public services included operational launches of new university campuses like Phase II of Beijing Technology and Business University's Liangxiang Campus and new hospital branches such as Anzhen Hospital's Tongzhou facility. Urban planning advancements featured the refined functional layout of the city's core areas. The Beijing Central Axis has been inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage, adding a world-class cultural landmark to the capital.

Beijing has solidified the development framework of its "New Two Wings" through coordinated initiatives. Xiongan New Area, the "City of the Future", has achieved remarkable progress with over CNY 830 billion in cumulative investment, witnessing the rise of over 4,700 buildings and accelerated deployment of comprehensive urban functions, public services, and commercial amenities, significantly enhancing its urban capacity. Beijing-supported projects like the "three schools and one hospital" (a kindergarten supported by Beihai Kindergarten, a primary school supported by Beijing Shijia Hutong Primary School, a secondary school supported by Beijing No.4 High School, and a general hospital supported by Xuanwu Hospital) have elevated the educational and medical standards, exemplified by the  establishment of Beijing No.4 High School's Xiongan Campus and Xiongan Xuanwu Hospital's 200,000 patient visits. The Xiongan Zhongguancun Science Park now hosts over 130 enterprises, while the Xiongan Center of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei National Technology Innovation Center has commenced operations, fostering an industrial clustering ecosystem. Beijing's subsidiary administrative center is redefining the millennium-old capital's urban landscape through key milestones: completing the second-phase relocation of municipal agencies, finalizing the main structure of the Transportation Hub, operationalizing Phase I of Renmin University's Tongzhou Campus, launching the Technological Innovation Center, and securing State Council approval for the National Green Development Demonstration Zone plan. Cultural vitality continues to surge, with the Beijing Universal Resort recognized as a national nighttime cultural-tourism consumption hub, and the "Three Cultural Facilities" in Urban Green Heart attracting seven million annual visitors. Integration efforts in the Tongzhou-Beisan County High-Quality Development Zone accelerated via the newly opened Changtong Road, full-scale construction of the Pinggu Line rail transit, and six investment fairs securing 290+ projects with pledged investments exceeding CNY 180 billion.

Adhering to the principle of "relieving to advance", the efforts to relieve Beijing of functions nonessential for the capital have become more resolute and orderly. Strict control has been imposed on the incremental expansion of non-capital functions, with over 25,000 registration applications inconsistent with the city's strategic role of "Four Centers" (national political center, cultural center, international exchange hub, and scientific innovation hub) rejected. The proportion of newly established market entities in technology and commerce sectors rose from 40.7 percent in 2013 to 67.7 percent in 2024, expanding space for high-end, precision, and advanced industries. The Special Campaign for Decongestion, Renovation, and Upgrading intensified efforts, relocating and upgrading 104 general manufacturing enterprises in 2024. Efforts to optimize public services included operational launches of new university campuses like Phase II of Beijing Technology and Business University's Liangxiang Campus and new hospital branches such as Anzhen Hospital's Tongzhou facility. Urban planning advancements featured the refined functional layout of the city's core areas. The Beijing Central Axis has been inscribed as UNESCO World Heritage, adding a world-class cultural landmark to the capital.

Beijing has solidified the development framework of its "New Two Wings" through coordinated initiatives. Xiongan New Area, the "City of the Future", has achieved remarkable progress with over CNY 830 billion in cumulative investment, witnessing the rise of over 4,700 buildings and accelerated deployment of comprehensive urban functions, public services, and commercial amenities, significantly enhancing its urban capacity. Beijing-supported projects like the "three schools and one hospital" (a kindergarten supported by Beihai Kindergarten, a primary school supported by Beijing Shijia Hutong Primary School, a secondary school supported by Beijing No.4 High School, and a general hospital supported by Xuanwu Hospital) have elevated the educational and medical standards, exemplified by the  establishment of Beijing No.4 High School's Xiongan Campus and Xiongan Xuanwu Hospital's 200,000 patient visits. The Xiongan Zhongguancun Science Park now hosts over 130 enterprises, while the Xiongan Center of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei National Technology Innovation Center has commenced operations, fostering an industrial clustering ecosystem. Beijing's subsidiary administrative center is redefining the millennium-old capital's urban landscape through key milestones: completing the second-phase relocation of municipal agencies, finalizing the main structure of the Transportation Hub, operationalizing Phase I of Renmin University's Tongzhou Campus, launching the Technological Innovation Center, and securing State Council approval for the National Green Development Demonstration Zone plan. Cultural vitality continues to surge, with the Beijing Universal Resort recognized as a national nighttime cultural-tourism consumption hub, and the "Three Cultural Facilities" in Urban Green Heart attracting seven million annual visitors. Integration efforts in the Tongzhou-Beisan County High-Quality Development Zone accelerated via the newly opened Changtong Road, full-scale construction of the Pinggu Line rail transit, and six investment fairs securing 290+ projects with pledged investments exceeding CNY 180 billion.

Beijing and Tianjin have amplified their "Dual-City Synergy" through coordinated efforts, with the Tianjin Binhai New Area strengthening its strategic role by implementing State Council policies to advance high-quality development and fostering differentiated yet coordinated growth with Xiongan New Area and Beijing's subsidiary administrative center. Joint initiatives expanded under the Beijing-Tianjin Integration Implementation Plan, deepening collaboration across sectors, as evidenced by the Tianjin Binhai-Zhongguancun Science Park (5,800+ registered enterprises), Baodi Beijing-Tianjin Zhongguancun Science City (1,800+ enterprises), and Tiankai High-Tech Innovation Park (2,600+ enterprises through enhanced innovation linkages with Beijing). Transport integration accelerated with optimized Beijing-Tianjin Intercity Railway timetables doubling peak-hour services and expanding Yizhuang Station to 12 paired daily trains, while the Tianjin-Xinglong Intercity Railway, having been operational for one year, recorded 1.52 million passenger trips, significantly enhancing cross-city commuting efficiency.