Group 1 - The event "Pinggu and Zishan Valley Talent Coffee Day" was held in Pinggu District, Beijing, where the "Yuzi·Shangu" research brand was launched, aiming to create a dual integration of "red spirit + green ecology" with five core curriculum systems [1] - The brand leverages the rich red culture and superior ecological resources of Shandongzhuang Town in Pinggu District to provide high-quality immersive and interdisciplinary research experiences for young people [1] - The project centers around the Honggu Party Education Base and the JD Grand Canyon Scenic Area, connecting unique points like the Butterfly Ecological Art Museum to form a new ecology of education through "all-domain resource education" [1] Group 2 - The "Yuzi·Shangu Ecological Benefit" public welfare fund was officially established, focusing on ecological protection and sustainable development in the Yuzishan-Paoteng Valley area [2] - The fund promotes three major ecological public welfare actions: "Neighbor Orchard·Rotten Fruit Gold" for resource utilization of waste fruit, "Mountain Village Coffee·New Life" for coffee grounds recycling, and "Waste Flowers in Front of the House" to encourage villagers to participate in waste transformation [2] - The fund aims to create a closed-loop development model of "green mountains and clear waters—aesthetic assets—industrial value enhancement—ecological feedback" by integrating design, catering, exhibitions, and cultural creativity [2]

Core Insights - Ant Group's ecological public welfare project "Ant Forest" has planted 619 million trees across China since its launch in August 2016, with over 90% of the trees planted in key areas of the "Three North" project [1] - The total pledged funding for the project amounts to 4.566 billion yuan, with actual expenditures reaching 3.386 billion yuan, of which 719 million yuan has been allocated as labor income for local planters [1] - The project has covered 13 provinces, with a total planting area of 6.55 million acres (approximately 4,366 square kilometers), equivalent to half the area of the Ulan Buh Desert, or 620,000 standard football fields [1] Project Scope and Impact - Ant Forest has evolved from focusing on desertification control to include biodiversity protection and recently added marine ecological protection and beach clean-up initiatives [1] - The various projects under Ant Forest have supported ecological construction in 25 provinces across the country [1]