Group 1 - The 2025 Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Summit held in Tianjin is the largest since the organization's inception, focusing on consensus building, cooperation, and development planning [1] - A significant 93% of respondents in a public opinion survey among SCO member countries expressed a desire for cultural exchange activities [1] - The summit featured interactive displays of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) and technology, attracting considerable attention from international media [1] Group 2 - Cultural experiences foster emotional connections among people from different countries, highlighting the historical exchanges and mutual support among SCO member states [2] - Journalists from various countries expressed that hands-on cultural activities, such as traditional crafts, enhance their understanding of Chinese culture [3][4] - ICH is evolving from traditional skills to a modern spiritual connection for individuals, with many participants finding personal meaning and community through these practices [4][5] Group 3 - The establishment of "Luban Workshops" aims to promote vocational education and cultural exchange, with plans to build 10 new workshops in SCO member countries over the next five years [6][7] - As of last year, China has built over 30 Luban Workshops across Asia, Europe, and Africa, training nearly 10,000 students and providing vocational training to over 31,000 individuals [6][7] - The Luban Workshop initiative is positioned as a means to share China's vocational education experience globally, promoting Chinese craftsmanship and traditional culture [7]