Core Viewpoint - Shenzhen aims to become a city of museums with significant national and global influence, focusing on innovative methods to showcase its development history and cultural heritage [1][2]. Group 1: Development Strategy - The "Cultural City" strategy in Shenzhen dates back to 2003, with a significant push in 2018 to implement a "Cultural Strong City" strategy, planning for ten major cultural facilities of international standard [1][2]. - The "Five-Year Plan for Museum Development (2018-2023)" emphasizes substantial investment to promote the growth of museums, aiming for Shenzhen to become a leading city in museum development with international recognition [2]. Group 2: Museum Infrastructure - Shenzhen has a diverse range of museums covering history, culture, natural science, art, and folklore, with popular institutions frequently appearing in top museum rankings [2]. - As of 2024, Guangdong Province has 402 registered museums, with Shenzhen housing 65, ranking second in the province and leading in the number of non-state-owned museums [2].