Group 1 - The event on May 16 marked the launch of the "Museum in the Big Ideological and Political Class" co-construction alliance in Yantai, aiming to integrate museums with digital education [1] - Yantai City has organized nearly 70 activities for International Museum Day, focusing on the theme of "the future of museums in a rapidly changing society" [1][2] - The alliance includes 8 museums, 8 universities, and 8 primary and secondary schools, promoting collaboration in resource sharing, curriculum development, and student training [1][2] Group 2 - The alliance will share resources, including museum collections and digital content, and establish a "Political Education Resource Library" to support teaching [2] - Experts from museums will serve as external ideological and political mentors for schools, enhancing the educational experience through joint exhibitions and training [2] - The initiative aims to create immersive and interactive ideological education experiences by utilizing technologies like VR and AR [2] Group 3 - Yantai City has established 74 various types of museums and memorials, being the only city in the province with both state-owned and non-state-owned national first-class museums [3] - The city has implemented supportive policies for museum development, including expert teams and partnerships to enhance smaller museums [3]