推动电影高质量发展 丰富人民精神生活（权威发布）

Group 1 - The 120th anniversary of Chinese cinema highlights its unique charm and vitality, reflecting the cultural memory and spiritual pursuit of the Chinese nation [1] - The film industry faces competition from short videos and micro-dramas, prompting discussions on how to maintain its unique characteristics and advantages [1] - Filmmaker Shen Ao emphasizes the narrative and technical advantages of films, advocating for broader audience engagement and deeper audience reflection [1] Group 2 - Wang Jun, Chairman of Shanghai Film Group, stresses the importance of craftsmanship in content creation and the need to explore new themes to resonate with audiences [2] - Chen Kaifang, Chairman of Guiyang Yuelai Cinema, identifies immersive viewing experiences and social attributes of cinemas as core competitive advantages [2] - The integration of film with other industries, such as tourism and food, is seen as a way to meet diverse audience needs and promote industry convergence [2] Group 3 - The application of AI in filmmaking is increasing, with benefits including efficiency, cost reduction, and expanded creative possibilities [3] - Song Yiyi, producer and animator, believes AI should complement human creativity rather than replace it, enhancing the emotional and artistic aspects of film [3] - Wei Ming from MoJing Tianhe highlights the importance of human control in AI applications, emphasizing the emotional and aesthetic input from creators [3] Group 4 - The international reach and influence of Chinese films are crucial indicators of the country's film industry strength [4] - Wang Jun notes the global recognition of Chinese animation and the importance of international collaboration in film [4] - Shen Ao calls for a shift from "Chinese symbols" to "Chinese spirit" in films, focusing on showcasing the cultural essence rather than mere elements [4]