Group 1 - The Beijing Central Axis has successfully attracted tourists from around the world since its UNESCO heritage designation one year ago, with 15 heritage sites including three municipal parks: Temple of Heaven, Jingshan Park, and the Altar of Land and Grain [1] - The three parks have implemented various initiatives such as technological empowerment for cultural relic protection, activation of cultural relics, and educational activities to enhance the vitality of the Central Axis [1] Group 2 - Temple of Heaven Park has utilized 3D scanning technology to create a digital archive of the Circular Mound Altar, preserving historical information and advancing the protection and restoration of movable cultural relics [2] - Zhongshan Park has conducted surveys of 15 Ming and Qing architectural sites, completed renovations on five buildings, and digitized 105 cultural relics [2] - Jingshan Park has achieved 3D modeling and digital archiving of all ancient buildings using advanced scanning technology, and has created a traceable "digital gene bank" for stone relics [2] Group 3 - The three parks have launched a series of cultural and educational activities, including high-quality exhibitions and cultural products to promote cultural transmission [3] - The parks have organized numerous science popularization activities related to the Central Axis, covering topics such as traditional architecture and historical culture [3] - Research projects focusing on the value and protection strategies of the Central Axis garden heritage have been initiated, covering various aspects such as digital protection of ancient buildings and public education [3]