Group 1 - The forum "Drama and Cultural Communication" was held in Beijing, co-hosted by the China Dramatists Association and the China Foreign Languages Publishing Administration, focusing on the importance of cultural confidence in international dissemination of Chinese drama [1] - Chen Yongquan, a key speaker, emphasized that the international spread of Chinese drama must be rooted in cultural confidence and artistic integrity, advocating for "creative transformation and innovative development" to showcase national art on the global stage [1] - Wang Yong, Vice Chairman of the China Dramatists Association, shared that from 2019, the National Peking Opera Company has conducted 176 performances and exchange activities in over 20 countries, reaching an audience of 150,000, highlighting the need for cultural confidence in international outreach [1] Group 2 - Bian Wentong, a professor at the Central Academy of Drama, discussed the need for contemporary perspectives and empathy in the international dissemination of classic works, advocating for creative transformation to rejuvenate traditional art [2] - Zhu Jiejing from the Shanghai Dance Theatre noted that successful dance dramas emerge from distilling traditional culture and innovating expressions, emphasizing the importance of cross-cultural resonance and modern narrative techniques [2] - Various speakers shared insights on the relationship between cultural innovation and international communication, including the success of Huiju Opera at the Sahara International Theatre Festival and new pathways for traditional culture's dissemination through music and new media [2]