Group 1 - The event "From Seoul to Shanghai: A Two-Way Journey of K-FASHION" was launched in Shanghai, featuring over 70 founders and key executives from nearly 40 popular Korean brands [1] - The event aims to deepen the dialogue between the Korean and Chinese fashion industries, integrating Korean design aesthetics into Shanghai's fashion culture [1] - The Xuhui District of Shanghai is positioned as a prime platform for Sino-Korean commercial cooperation, leveraging its solid economic foundation and rich foreign investment resources [1] Group 2 - Xuhui District will focus on optimizing commercial layout and enhancing government services to create a first-class business environment for Sino-Korean fashion collaboration [1] - The CEO of MUSINSA's China division emphasized the importance of merging Seoul's creativity with Shanghai's atmosphere to drive ongoing dialogue and resource integration between the two fashion markets [1] - The event featured lively discussions among Chinese and Korean companies on topics such as brand entry, resource matching, and cooperation models, resulting in multiple collaboration intentions [1] Group 3 - The Shanghai Hengfu Historical District aims to continuously release resources that combine historical heritage with commercial innovation, attracting global fashion influences [2] - The core area of the district will focus on two major commercial streets, enhancing the consumer experience by blending local cultural elements with international perspectives [2]