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Group 1 - Zhejiang has a rich historical and cultural heritage, with significant archaeological sites that trace back thousands of years, including the Hemudu site and the Liangzhu culture [1][10][12] - The Hemudu site, dating back 7,000 to 5,300 years, has yielded over 6,700 artifacts, including cultivated rice, providing valuable insights into early agricultural societies in southern China [10][12] - The archaeological discoveries in Zhejiang, such as the Xiangzhou and Huangchaodun sites, illustrate the development of rice cultivation and early settlement patterns in the lower Yangtze River region [5][7] Group 2 - The ancient port of Shuo Men is recognized as a significant node in the Maritime Silk Road, showcasing the integration of canal culture and maritime culture in Zhejiang [13][18] - The Zhejiang region continues to promote its cultural heritage through modern exhibitions and performances, such as the "Chinese Historical Painting Series" and the integration of traditional arts with contemporary technology [21][26] - The ongoing efforts to preserve and innovate traditional culture in Zhejiang reflect a commitment to maintaining the vitality and influence of Chinese cultural heritage [25][27]