Group 1 - The 15th Women's Representative Conference in Suzhou gathered 415 female representatives to discuss the development of women's affairs and contribute to high-quality development in Suzhou [1] - Participants expressed their commitment to protecting women's and children's rights, with representatives like Li Dongmei emphasizing the importance of legal advocacy [1] - The conference highlighted the role of women in the digital economy, with representatives like Ma Yun focusing on technological advancements and nurturing female talent in the tech sector [1] Group 2 - The Suzhou Women's Legal Volunteer Service Alliance was established in September 2020, involving collaboration among various legal and judicial bodies to protect women's and children's rights [2] - By the end of 2024, the alliance has conducted numerous activities, including 100 sessions of rights protection consultations and 1826 public lectures, showcasing its vitality in advocacy [2] - The expectation for the next five years is to strengthen collaboration further to enhance the protection of women and children [2]