Group 1 - The advanced military technologies showcased in the recent parade are closely linked to everyday life, highlighting their relevance beyond defense applications [1][3] - Technologies such as high-temperature coatings from the J-20 fighter jet are being utilized to enhance the endurance of new energy batteries, while carbon fiber materials are being developed for flying cars [3][7] - The Beidou navigation system, previously dominated by Western countries, is now a burgeoning industry in China, projected to reach a market value of nearly 600 billion, supporting various applications from autonomous driving to wildlife tracking [5][7] Group 2 - The recent military parade has sparked a significant increase in consumer interest, with military model searches rising by 40% and sales of building blocks increasing by 50% on shopping platforms [9] - A toy factory in Jiangxi is operating at full capacity, producing nearly 100 toy components per second, driven by high demand for military-themed collectibles and "red derivative products" among young consumers [11]