Group 1 - The event "Innovation Ecology: Linking the World" held in Cambridge focused on creating an open and collaborative innovation community between China and the UK through technology, capital, and services [1] - The initiative aims to develop sustainable, resilient, intelligent, and prosperous waterfronts in both countries, transforming urban waterfronts into ecological, economic, and cultural complexes [1][2] - The first batch of "Global Innovation Ecological Partners" was awarded, including the Bank of China London Branch and the Cambridge University Chinese Alumni Association, to enhance cross-border interaction and accelerate innovation [2] Group 2 - The initiative encourages expanding the waterfront community and promoting cross-border dialogue and business cooperation, particularly in modern services like commerce, finance, and technology [2] - Global waterfront areas are transitioning from "geographical boundaries" to "innovation hubs," serving as strategic spaces that link global supply chains and foster cultural creativity [3] - Shanghai is continuously enhancing its waterfront urban development strategy and promoting cultural exchanges through the expansion of its international network [3]