Group 1 - The core discussion revolves around the use of dialects in literary writing, highlighting the balance between artistic expression and the limitations on the work's dissemination [1][2] - Dialects are closely tied to local culture and personal experiences, making them appealing for some authors, yet they can restrict the broader reach of literary works [1][3] - Modern authors have developed a language awareness, with some expressing challenges in translating dialects into modern Chinese, leading to unique narrative styles [2][3] Group 2 - The focus on dialects has shifted from facilitating communication among different dialect speakers to the necessity of protecting dialects as part of cultural heritage [3] - The emergence of new literary movements, such as "New Northeast Writing" and "New Southern Writing," emphasizes the importance of dialects in contemporary literature [3] - Contemporary authors are exploring how to narrate Chinese stories through the uniqueness of dialects while preserving their distinctiveness in the portrayal of modern times [3]