Group 1 - The core theme of the 35th Hong Kong Book Fair was "Culinary Culture and Future Life," with Sichuan showcasing its unique cultural charm through over 600 quality books, 240 creative cultural products, and more than 20 intangible cultural heritage performances [1][5] - Approximately 40,000 Hong Kong citizens visited the Sichuan theme pavilion, experiencing traditional performances such as the Long Mouth Pot tea art [1][5] - The Sichuan theme pavilion featured a variety of cultural exhibits, including books on ancient Shu civilization and culinary arts, which resonated with the fair's theme [2][5] Group 2 - A new book launch event highlighted the collaboration between Sichuan and Hong Kong, introducing traditional Chinese versions of books about giant pandas, which serve as a cultural bridge between the two regions [4] - The event also emphasized the potential for further collaboration in film and television, with expectations for more joint projects and the upcoming Golden Panda Awards [4] - The cultural exchange is expected to grow, with over 60 book copyright collaborations annually between Sichuan and Hong Kong, indicating a vibrant future for cultural integration [5]

Group 1 - The event "Humanistic Bashu · Beautiful Tianfu" book series sharing was held at the 35th Hong Kong Book Fair, focusing on the rich cultural heritage of Bashu [1][2] - The book series consists of 11 volumes covering themes such as Sichuan opera, Sichuan cuisine, Sichuan liquor, and Sichuan tea, with three volumes already published: "Sichuan Cuisine," "Sichuan Liquor," and "Sichuan Opera" [1][2] - The sharing event served as a cultural dialogue between Sichuan and Hong Kong, allowing readers to experience the flavors and wisdom embedded in Sichuan's culinary traditions [1][2] Group 2 - The "Sichuan Opera" volume showcased the art of face-changing, captivating the audience and highlighting the charm of Sichuan opera as a blend of various vocal styles [2] - The book series has been included in the Sichuan Province's 2024-2025 key publishing planning project and the Sichuan Publishing Development Public Welfare Fund's 2024 publishing support project, indicating its significance and future potential [2]