Group 1 - The event "How State-owned Assets Innovate Park Operations - Pain Points and Solutions" was held, focusing on the challenges faced by cultural industry parks [1][2] - Over 20 representatives from park operators, asset holders, and industry think tanks participated, discussing three core pain points: institutional constraints, market capability building, and resource integration efficiency [2] - The discussion highlighted the need for collaboration within the industry to address challenges such as insufficient policy adaptability and increasing pressure on traditional profit models [6] Group 2 - The Vice President of Beijing Cultural Industry Park Association, Zhen Jun, emphasized the industry's shift towards "service transformation and capital innovation," calling for solutions in policy adaptation, talent cultivation, and funding channels [4] - The current rental market is under pressure, with rental prices generally below cost, creating a conflict between rigid land acquisition costs and flexible rental market conditions [6] - The event also featured insights on cross-regional development strategies, advocating for innovative cooperation models with state-owned capital to balance long-term investment returns and regulatory requirements [7]