Group 1 - The core idea is that urban development in China is shifting from large-scale expansion to enhancing existing stock, with a focus on cultural empowerment in modern urban construction [1] - The general manager of Jiangsu Planning and Design Group, Mei Yaolin, suggests using scene innovation to make culture visible, tangible, participatory, and consumable [1] - Mei emphasizes that static facilities and spaces are merely carriers of scenes, and the true essence comes from continuous and high-quality content planning and operation [1] Group 2 - Mei proposes leveraging urban renewal to build modern people's cities by drawing on successful experiences from "Su Chao," utilizing cultural festivals and sports events to stimulate consumption through cultural branding [1] - The focus should be on providing high-quality scenes to better meet the spiritual and cultural needs of the public, addressing emerging consumption demands such as "ACG economy," "pet economy," "silver economy," and "national trend economy" [1] - In key areas like central business districts and innovation parks, new cross-border integration scenes such as "research + culture," "social + culture," and "parent-child + culture" should be cultivated to transform cultural spaces from mere viewing areas to complex experiential domains [1] Group 3 - Mei suggests that in addition to creating personalized and creative cultural spaces, culture should be made an accessible part of daily life through "micro-renovation" in urban corners and flexible integration of reading, exhibitions, light dining, and cultural retail [2] - The aim is to create embedded, "pocket-sized" cultural life scenes that achieve precise filling and quality enhancement of urban cultural scenes through meticulous efforts [2] - There is a call for innovative protection and utilization of cultural heritage, promoting new functions and business formats that align with their value characteristics, thus achieving "protection through use" [2] Group 4 - In the AI era, embracing digital technology transformation is seen as an innovative dimension for cultural empowerment in modern urban construction [3] - Mei recommends integrating digital concepts into urban space renovation, implementing digital upgrades in key areas like large cultural venues, museums, and historical districts for smart management [3] - New application scenarios such as naked-eye holography, immersive exhibitions, digital twin scenic areas, and cloud performance theaters should be developed to provide the public with new experiences that are visual, auditory, tactile, and interactive [3]