Group 1 - The 47th World Heritage Conference featured a forum on "Digital Technology Serving Sustainable Development of World Heritage" held at UNESCO headquarters in Paris [1] - The Beijing Central Axis Foundation released a report on the achievements one year after the successful application for World Heritage status [2] - Experts from UNESCO, Tencent, UNOSAT, and ICCROM presented cases of using digital technology to protect world heritage [1][2] Group 2 - The Beijing Municipal People's Congress passed a new version of the Beijing Central Axis Protection Regulation on May 30, ensuring legislative protection and inheritance of the site [2] - Significant achievements were noted in social education, public participation, and the development of cultural and creative products related to the Beijing Central Axis [2] - The forum attracted over 120 representatives from more than 20 countries, including France, Bulgaria, Cambodia, Zimbabwe, and Mexico [2]