Core Points - The "Stars Award" ceremony and national excellent mass art performance were held in Chongqing, where two works from Inner Mongolia won awards for their artistic quality and ethnic characteristics [1][6] - The "Stars Award" is the only national government award in China's mass art field, evaluated every three years, highlighting the efforts of cultural workers in promoting public cultural services [6][8] - Inner Mongolia has established a comprehensive network of mass art organizations, including 118 cultural centers and over 1,000 social cultural institutions, enhancing grassroots cultural services [6][9] Summary by Categories Awards and Recognition - Inner Mongolia's music piece "Happy Nadam" and square dance "Joyful Ordos" won the Stars Award, showcasing the region's cultural richness [1][6] - Since 2016, Inner Mongolia has organized five rounds of the Stars Award, recognizing 72 works across various categories, including music and dance [8] Cultural Activities - Inner Mongolia has conducted over 200,000 cultural events during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, reflecting the vitality of grassroots mass art [8] - Notable cultural activities include "Dancing North Border," "Singing North Border," and "Our Festival," which aim to enhance the cultural life of the public [7][8] Digital Innovation in Culture - The region has embraced digital technology to innovate cultural services, offering online performances and exhibitions to reach remote areas [9] - This combination of online and offline services has expanded cultural outreach and significantly improved public cultural service coverage [9]