Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the need for Beijing to enhance its local IP incubation capabilities to capture the billion-level market in the two-dimensional (2D) consumption sector, aiming to create a unique cultural and economic engine for the capital [1] - Current challenges include a lack of systematic development in Beijing's 2D industry ecosystem, low commercial conversion efficiency, and weak design, production, and sales channels for local IP derivative products [1] - Suggestions include organizing events, investment matching meetings, and incubation camps to discover outstanding original works, and encouraging local enterprises to collaborate with design teams to develop local IP derivatives [1] Group 2 - The government is encouraged to lead or strongly support market entities in creating a year-round and festival-based super IP activity brand with Beijing characteristics that can reach a global audience [2] - The establishment of a "Beijing Original IP Theme Pavilion" is proposed, which would serve as a large, open, immersive complex promoting 2D works and derivatives inspired by local elements, integrating top IP exhibitions, immersive theme districts, cultural markets, and themed hotels [2] - The development of cultural IPs like the Forbidden City and Summer Palace into 2D authorized products and carnival presentations is highlighted as a key strategy to attract visitors and enhance the local economy [2]