"台湾团队和大陆团队在文创IP运营、AI技术应用上各有所长，两者的结合正在催生新的文化业态。"无 锡供春人工智能科技有限公司总经理张雨航表示，两岸文创业者应加强合作，通过"科技+创意"更好地 展现中华传统文化之美。 第七届黄公望主题两岸文创设计大赛启动仪式暨两岸文创产业融合发展交流分享会近日在江苏常熟举 办。来自海峡两岸的专家学者及文创行业代表齐聚一堂，以"元四家"之首黄公望的艺术精神为纽带，共 话传统文化创新表达，共谋两岸文创产业深度融合新路径。 作为常熟与台湾两地文化交流的品牌活动，黄公望主题两岸文创设计大赛已成功举办六届，累计吸引海 峡两岸暨港澳地区的360多所高校学子参赛，征集参赛作品近3000件，逐步成为联结两岸青年创意、传 承东方美学的重要交流平台。 本届大赛以"皴染时光·器蕴东方"为主题，鼓励参赛者以黄公望的艺术精神为灵感源泉，以人工智能技 术赋能文化创新、挖掘产品设计数智化未来为创作方向，打造兼具文化内涵与市场价值的作品。赛事设 置多个组别和奖项，吸引两岸高校师生及青年设计师以个人或团体形式参赛。 "文化传承不是复制历史，而是让年轻人用自己的语言与祖先对话。"活动主办方、江苏省对台交流基地 之 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights a special Mid-Autumn Festival flight organized by Hunan Airlines, which creatively integrates cultural elements and enhances passenger experience during the festive season [1][10]. Group 1: Flight Experience - The flight from Kunming to Changsha featured a unique welcome message that set a festive tone for passengers, emphasizing the theme of reunion during the Mid-Autumn Festival [1]. - Passengers participated in a "Cloud Lantern Riddle" event, receiving traditional mooncakes and themed postcards, which fostered interaction and engagement among travelers [3][10]. - The flight provided an excellent view of the moon, enhancing the overall experience of celebrating the festival in the sky [10]. Group 2: Cultural Significance - The event included a "Cloud Story Sharing Session," where passengers shared their personal Mid-Autumn memories, highlighting the emotional connections tied to the festival [5][7]. - A symbolic mooncake was shared between representatives from Hunan and Yunnan, representing unity and cultural ties between the two regions [8][9]. - The flight was described as a moving cultural space, showcasing Hunan's local elements and traditions, thus promoting cultural continuity in modern times [10]. Group 3: Company Objectives - Hunan Airlines aimed to create a unique and memorable flying experience for passengers during the Mid-Autumn Festival by deeply exploring and integrating local cultural elements into their service [10].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the successful global launch of the Chinese AAA game "Mingmo: Yuanshu Zhi Yu," which integrates Chinese culture and mythology, following the success of "Black Myth: Wukong" [1][2] - The game achieved significant pre-sale success, topping the Steam global sales chart (excluding free games) and demonstrating increasing international interest in Chinese single-player games [1] - The development team conducted extensive field research and 3D scanning of cultural sites in Sichuan to authentically represent regional characteristics in the game [1][3] Group 2 - The game features traditional Ming Dynasty clothing, which has garnered attention for its cultural representation, with hopes for more games to promote Hanfu culture [2] - The success of "Black Myth: Wukong" is seen as a model for future Chinese games entering international markets, emphasizing the need for continuous innovation in gameplay, narrative, and cultural expression [2][3] - The gaming industry in Chengdu is thriving, with over 6,000 digital cultural enterprises contributing to the development of original projects, including major hits like "Nezha" and "Honor of Kings" [2][3] Group 3 - The collaborative efforts of over 60 upstream and downstream companies contributed to the artistic and musical elements of "Mingmo: Yuanshu Zhi Yu," indicating a growing talent pool and technical chain in China's single-player game sector [3] - The trend of high-quality and diverse Chinese single-player games is gaining traction in international markets, providing overseas players with a glimpse into unique Chinese aesthetics and mythological narratives [3] - The Chinese gaming market reported actual sales revenue of 325.783 billion RMB and a user base of 674 million, with overseas sales of self-developed games reaching 18.557 billion USD [3]

Group 1 - The first West Lake and Water Margin Children's Painting Competition aims to bridge the cultural dialogue between Xixi Wetland and Water Margin culture, encouraging creativity among children [1] - The event is part of the 20th anniversary celebration of Xixi National Wetland Park, showcasing the achievements in protection, management, operation, and research over the past two decades [2] - The competition is designed to enhance the cultural IP value of Water Margin and drive the integration of culture and tourism [2] Group 2 - The competition features innovative forms of artistic expression, allowing children to transform the textures of the wetland into artistic language [1] - Notable comic artist Tsai Chih Chung serves as the chief judge, providing participants with opportunities for direct interaction and learning from an art master [2] - Outstanding participants may be appointed as "Xixi Wetland Water Margin Cultural Special Young Painters," with their works showcased in exhibitions and on public platforms [2][3]