Group 1 - The "Micro Short Drama+" initiative aims to create high-quality micro short dramas by integrating various industries such as culture and tourism, leveraging the advantages of the Greater Bay Area to promote international outreach [3][9][10] - The event featured prominent figures from the film and television industry, including directors and actors, who announced the shortlisted works for the first "Micro Short Drama+ Support Plan and Global Script Collection Activity" [3][4] - AI-generated technology was highlighted as a key focus, with projects like "Tuoxiaotuo" aimed at enhancing cultural output through technological empowerment [4][6] Group 2 - Innovative models combining micro short dramas with various formats such as micro variety shows, short videos, and immersive experiences were showcased, promoting a new consumption landscape [7][9] - International cooperation projects were emphasized, marking a new phase for Chinese micro short dramas to go global, with platforms like "That's Books" set to feature selected works in the Arab region [9][10] - The signing of the "Hundred Cities Co-Creation Agreement" by various local cultural and tourism departments aims to develop unique regional micro short dramas, fostering local cultural and tourism economic growth [10]