阅读理解 Imagine What China's Cities Will Be Like in the Future Leaders in many Chinese cities are hoping to turn the areas where they live into “digital(数字化的)cities”．They have already begun stepping up efforts to get city construction companies to use digital information and network technologies． So far, 120 cities have set up information systems in city planning management offices． Over the next five years, Wang Guangtao, deputy mayor(副市长)of Beijing, says the city's government will start applying(应用)information technology to build the structure of a “digital Beijing”．Beijing will continue efforts to set up a high-speed broadband network(宽带网络)，push e-government(政府上网)and e-commerce(电子商务), and create an environment(环境)for imagination in IT． The projects will help people in their daily lives．For example, the e-govenment project will enable people to use digital technology to find and use government information and services freely and quickly．Information will include leisure(休闲), education, work and home life． Guangzhou, with one million Internet users, is one of the first Chinese cities to apply information technology to banking, medical and real estate(房地产)management areas．Guangzhou mayor Lin Shusen says that in the future every person who lives in that city will be able to use the computer network． In Daqing, a primary oil production base in the northeast of China, deputy mayor Wang Hongen says the city will also aim to build “degital of fields”． | 
