Core Points - The "North Border Poetry Road: Warm City New Rhyme" eighth Ordos Poetry Nadam concluded on November 23, showcasing a blend of poetry, culture, and community engagement [1][3]. Group 1: Event Highlights - The event featured a morning excursion to the Yellow River Grand Canyon, allowing participants to experience the natural beauty and agricultural heritage of the region [3]. - A cultural evening gala titled "Poetic Waves" included performances such as the dance "Ordos," songs like "Faith" and "The Yellow River," and poetry recitations that resonated emotionally with the audience [3]. - The "Ordos Literature Museum" was inaugurated during the event, providing a platform for literary enthusiasts to engage and learn [4]. Group 2: Community Engagement - The "Poetry and Art Good Andar" pairing ceremony was held, connecting nine renowned literary journal editors with local literary federations, fostering cultural exchange [4]. - A micro-poetry competition launched in July attracted diverse participants, including workers, teachers, and retirees, with entries in both Chinese and Mongolian languages [4]. - Interactive activities such as "Poetry Challenges" and "Street Poetry Flash Mobs" were organized to make poetry accessible to the public, enhancing community involvement [4].