Group 1 - The event at Changchun University Tourism College aimed to merge tax knowledge with entrepreneurial ideas, providing students with insights into tax policies relevant to their startups [1] - The Changchun University Tourism College Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center has incubated 44 companies since its establishment, with 17 currently in operation across various sectors including new media, art processing, and tourism route development [1] - Tax officials provided detailed explanations of tax incentives for college graduates starting businesses, highlighting benefits such as VAT exemptions for sales under 100,000 yuan and reduced taxes for individual businesses [2] Group 2 - The event was well-received by students, with one expressing increased confidence in pursuing entrepreneurship after learning about available tax benefits [2] - The director of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship College emphasized that tax incentives serve as a "buffer" and "accelerator" for student entrepreneurs, and expressed hope for more such events in the future [3] - The local tax bureau plans to continue supporting student innovation and entrepreneurship through policy guidance and assistance [3]