Core Points - The 2025 Asia-Pacific World Heritage Youth Architect International Exchange Event was held, focusing on the theme of "Protection, Innovation, and Sustainable Development" [1] - 18 outstanding youths were awarded the "World Heritage Youth Architect" honor for their contributions to cultural heritage protection and innovative practices [1] Group 1 - The event featured participants from various countries including India, Uzbekistan, Singapore, Nepal, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Mongolia, alongside domestic experts and scholars [1] - A second micro-video collection activity titled "Let Cultural Heritage 'Live'" was launched to encourage youth engagement in cultural heritage dissemination and promotion [2] - An exhibition showcasing innovative cases by youth architects was held, highlighting traditional skills such as guqin performance, mortise and tenon wood carving, and floral arrangement [2] Group 2 - The "Cultural and Natural Heritage Day" exhibition focused on the revitalization and utilization of the Lion Grove Garden, commemorating its 2000 inclusion in the World Heritage List [2] - The exhibition emphasized two main themes: authenticity protection and innovative sharing, showcasing breakthroughs in heritage protection, practice innovation, and international cultural exchange since the 21st century [2]