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With the accelerated process of urbanization in China , the people in the environment of the building is also facing tremendous pressures and challenges , which we call \With the growing number of population in the future , people will be exposed to the pressure of the economic, social , environmental , resource , and many other aspects . At the same time , the new urban problems will continue to emerge , urban issues will be more prominent . The rapid urbanization process requires scientific urban development ideas to guide , livable city it is in this context came into being . \In this context , the paper selected Liao Southern and Central as the research object , first summarized combing at home and abroad livable city status quo, to explore the basic theory of the livable city , analyzes the connotation and characteristics of the livable city . According to certain methods and principles to build a tailored Liao Southern and Central livable city evaluation system . Secondly, south Liaoning urban agglomeration livability comprehensive evaluation using factor analysis , summed up the impact of the Liao Southern and Central Liveability the construction of several major factors , namely : the ecological environment - living cheap scale factor factor of social harmony , health and security status of urban culture and education factors , the level of urban economic development factor . And summed up the problems in the south Liaoning urban agglomeration livable urban construction . Again , this article selected south Liaoning city group should be UN- resistance degree of the highest Shen Yang , Dalian case city , using factor analysis be advised to UN sexual evaluation , summed up the Shenyang , Dalian livable city construction process of the useful experience , in order to provide a reference to other cities in the urban agglomeration livable urban construction . Finally, the recommendations of the Liao Southern and Central livable city construction , the epilogue the full text summary of the thesis of innovation and inadequacies and future outlook of the livable city study .
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