Group 1: Cultural Development and Innovation - The 2025 Cultural Power Construction Summit Forum was held in Shenzhen, focusing on deepening cultural system reform and stimulating cultural innovation [1] - Zhang Zhqiang emphasized the concept of "cultural life body," highlighting the organic connection between nature and culture, and the need for cultural subjectivity to foster growth [2] - The forum discussed the importance of integrating digital intelligence technology to enhance human creativity and cultural responsibility [5][6] Group 2: National Identity and Community - Qiang Shigong proposed the establishment of a new interdisciplinary "Chinese Studies" framework centered on the concept of the "Chinese national community," which transcends Western nation-state constructs [3][4] - The construction of the Chinese national community is seen as a historical mission for Chinese philosophy and social sciences, aiming to create a new form of human civilization [3] Group 3: Media and Technology Integration - Gong Zhengwen highlighted the critical moment of cultural and technological integration, advocating for mainstream media to adapt and thrive in the digital age [7][8] - The need for a dual innovation capability combining "cultural insight and technological sensitivity" was emphasized to navigate the evolving media landscape [8] Group 4: Artificial Intelligence in Cultural Industries - Gao Wen discussed the strategic role of artificial intelligence in driving technological revolutions and its deep integration with cultural innovation [9][10] - Recommendations were made to strengthen policy guidance and ethical standards for AI applications in the cultural sector, ensuring the protection of creators' rights [10] Group 5: Urban Culture and Memory - Xie Youshun addressed the importance of historical context in urban development, suggesting that cultural memory should be integrated into city governance and community engagement [11][12] - The concept of urban memory as a living entity was presented, emphasizing the need for emotional governance in city planning to preserve cultural heritage [12]