Group 1 - The event "Canal Dialogue" focused on the theme of "Technology Empowering Cultural Heritage Transmission and Urban Sustainable Development" [1] - The rapid development of technology is opening new pathways for the protection, transmission, and utilization of the Grand Canal culture in China, injecting new momentum into urban sustainable development [1] - The integration of technology in cultural heritage protection is essential, as highlighted by the director of the Capital Museum, who emphasized a balanced approach of content, technology, and dissemination [1] Group 2 - The integration of AI in tourism is advancing rapidly, with applications such as travel planning and automatic video editing for travel vlogs [2] - AI technology is expected to enhance the integration of culture and tourism, activating new consumption scenarios through various applications like guided tours and interactive historical figures [2] - The fusion of AR and AI technology is redefining the modern value of cultural heritage, allowing for immersive and interactive experiences that transcend time and space [2]

Group 1 - The 2025 China Grand Canal Cultural Belt Dialogue was held in Beijing, focusing on the protection and development of the Grand Canal [3][4] - This year's theme is "Sailing Together, Canal Connectivity," emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage protection [3][4] - The dialogue aims to explore new paths and models for the protection, inheritance, and utilization of the Grand Canal [3][4] Group 2 - Experts discussed the development of "water economy" and its relationship with cultural heritage during the dialogue [4][5] - The concept of "living" cultural heritage was highlighted, emphasizing the integration of culture, tourism, and modern life [5][6] - The importance of technology in cultural heritage preservation and urban sustainable development was a key topic [6][7] Group 3 - The Beijing-Tongzhou section of the Grand Canal is undergoing significant development, with a focus on cultural tourism and technological innovation [6][8] - The integration of technology in museums and cultural institutions is seen as essential for enhancing visitor engagement and storytelling [7][8] - The dialogue participants emphasized the need for collaborative efforts to promote the Grand Canal's cultural significance [9][10] Group 4 - The Hangzhou segment of the Grand Canal has seen substantial investment, with 31.5 billion yuan allocated for museums and scenic areas [10] - The Hangzhou Urban Group has successfully attracted 19.31 million visitors, showcasing the canal's contemporary relevance [10] - The Grand Canal is viewed as a vital asset for modern urban development, providing ecological wisdom and cultural insights [10]

Group 1 - The 2025 Beijing-Hangzhou Dialogue focuses on "Empowering Cultural Heritage Transmission and Urban Sustainable Development through Technology" [1][3] - The event highlights the role of technology in preserving and utilizing the cultural heritage of the Grand Canal, contributing to urban sustainable development [1][3] - The Beijing-Tongzhou District is committed to annual progress in cultural tourism and technological innovation, aiming to enhance the development of the Beijing sub-center [3] Group 2 - The Tongzhou Grand Canal Cultural Tourism Scenic Area has successfully applied for a national 5A-level tourist attraction by creating a digital, networked, and intelligent experience space [3] - Hangzhou's cultural heritage protection and utilization methods are innovating with the development of AI and big data technologies [3][4] - The upgraded Grand Canal Museum in Hangzhou received 1.235 million visitors in 2024, a 73% increase year-on-year, showcasing the impact of technology on cultural tourism [3] Group 3 - The "Beijing Memory" team from Renmin University has explored offline cultural dissemination after finding limited online traffic for the Grand Canal knowledge [4] - The event is part of the ongoing efforts to promote the cultural belt of the Grand Canal and to connect it with global audiences [4]

Group 1 - The event "Canal Dialogue" focused on the theme of "Empowering Cultural Heritage Transmission and Urban Sustainable Development" [1][3] - The event was hosted by the Beijing Municipal Publicity Department and the Zhejiang Provincial Publicity Department as part of the 2025 China Grand Canal Cultural Belt dialogue activities [1][3] Group 2 - Technology is deemed essential in the process of cultural heritage protection and transmission, as highlighted by the director of the Capital Museum [3] - The Beijing Grand Canal Museum integrates technology into its core philosophy, applying it extensively in artifact research, protection, and display [3] - The "museum fever" has led to widespread dissemination of Grand Canal stories, emphasizing the need for a deep integration of technology in museum operations [3] Group 3 - Kuaishou Technology reported that over 11 million creators are actively sharing intangible cultural heritage content on its platform [4] - The introduction of AI tools like "Keling" by Kuaishou enhances video creation methods, aiding in the recreation and dissemination of historical culture and stories [4] - Lingban Technology's AR guide glasses are being used in over 300 museums and scenic spots nationwide, including those along the Grand Canal [4] Group 4 - The integration of AI and cultural tourism is advancing rapidly, with AI technologies enhancing visitor engagement and experience [6] - AI can facilitate the connection between historical figures and tourists, creating interactive experiences that bridge online and offline environments [6] - The potential for AI to activate new consumption scenarios in cultural tourism is significant, with applications in guided tours, information access, and e-commerce [6]

Group 1 - The event "2025 China Grand Canal Cultural Belt Beijing-Hangzhou Dialogue" aims to promote the protection, inheritance, and utilization of the Grand Canal culture, gathering various stakeholders from politics, industry, academia, and research [1] - The dialogue will feature a "1+1+5" model, with one main venue in Tongzhou District and a special sub-venue in Xicheng District, along with five expansion districts, showcasing the cultural charm of the Grand Canal through various activities [2] - Accompanying activities include dragon boat races, a play titled "Going North," a night music concert, and a light show, with additional cultural markets and food festivals planned in various districts [2][3] Group 2 - The high-end dialogue will focus on two main themes: the empowerment of cultural heritage through technology and the sustainable development of canal cities, discussing the application of digital technology in cultural preservation [2] - The event will also highlight the culinary culture of Hangzhou, featuring renowned chefs and traditional dishes, along with interactive experiences for visitors [3]