Group 1: Cultural Development and Heritage Protection - The 2025 Cultural Power Construction Summit Forum held in Shenzhen focused on deepening cultural system reforms and stimulating cultural innovation [1][2] - The forum featured a sub-forum on "Cultural Heritage Protection and Inheritance," emphasizing the importance of preserving traditional culture and heritage as a foundation for national identity [2][3] - Experts highlighted the need for a "big cultural perspective" in cultural heritage protection, advocating for collaboration between local governments and academic institutions to avoid fragmentation and commercialization [3][4] Group 2: New Trends in Literature and Art - The "New Mass Literature" emerged as a focal point, characterized by its accessibility and relevance to the public, prompting discussions on its implications for contemporary writing [6][7] - New Mass Literature is seen as a transformative movement that shifts the focus from "how to write" to "what to write" and "who is writing," reflecting the lived experiences of ordinary people [7][8] - The rise of digital technology and media convergence is reshaping literary forms, leading to new narrative paradigms and enriching the cultural landscape [7][9] Group 3: Technology and Cultural Innovation - The integration of technology and culture is creating new opportunities, with discussions on AI-generated content (AIGC) and its potential to enhance artistic creation and cultural dissemination [9][10] - Digital technologies are crucial for the preservation of cultural heritage, exemplified by the "Digital Dunhuang" initiative, which has amassed over 400TB of digital resources for global cultural exchange [10][11] - The advent of large model technologies is revolutionizing cultural content production, promoting democratization of creativity and intelligent production processes [11]