Core Viewpoint - The transition of urban development in China from rapid growth to stable development emphasizes the importance of cultural heritage and soft power in building civilized cities, as outlined in the Central Urban Work Conference [1][2][3]. Group 1: Cultural Heritage and Urban Development - The focus on building a civilization-oriented city includes enhancing the historical and cultural preservation systems, which is crucial for maintaining the unique historical context and cultural landscape of cities [1][2]. - The creative transformation and innovative development of traditional Chinese culture are becoming key drivers for building civilized cities, as evidenced by the global success of cultural products like the game "Black Myth: Wukong" [2][3]. Group 2: Cultural Transmission and Innovation - Emphasizing the relationship between "transmission" and "inheritance," the need for active protection and innovative transformation of urban cultural resources is highlighted, particularly for intangible cultural heritage [3][4]. - The integration of technology and art in expressing urban culture is essential for making the cultural values of cities tangible and participatory, as seen in projects like the digital revitalization of Beijing's central axis [4][5]. Group 3: Community Engagement in Cultural Development - The construction of a civilized city requires the active participation of citizens, fostering a sense of ownership and encouraging a modernized approach to cultural governance [5][6]. - Establishing platforms for citizen collaboration and promoting cultural innovation through digital technology can enhance community involvement in the cultural narrative of cities [5][6].