Group 1 - Overseas Chinese are increasingly returning to their hometowns to support local development in areas such as industrial upgrading, talent cultivation, and cultural tourism innovation [1] - A recent cross-border e-commerce training program was launched in Haining, Zhejiang, led by overseas Chinese businessman Yang Yaozhong, focusing on current trends in international business expansion and compliance [1][2] - Yang identified challenges faced by local SMEs, including resource shortages, operational skill gaps, and unclear regulations, which hinder their ability to expand internationally [1] Group 2 - Yang's training incorporates lessons from his entrepreneurial experiences, guiding businesses on qualification certification and effective overseas logistics cost control [2] - In Guangdong, the Guangzhou Software College's Jiangmen campus aims to meet local industrial demands by focusing on electronic information, intelligent manufacturing, and smart logistics [2] - The college collaborates with industry professionals to provide practical training opportunities for students, enhancing their employability and encouraging entrepreneurship [2] Group 3 - The "C77" cultural and creative industry park in Shanghai was transformed from a paper factory to capitalize on the growing online live-streaming economy [3] - The park promotes local products, such as green vegetables and traditional cakes, through live-streaming, leveraging overseas Chinese networks for market expansion [3] - Future plans include developing an IP industry park and resort to further enhance local economic development [4]