Group 1 - The core achievement of the Guangxi Map Institute is the award of the "Public Voting Award" for the hand-drawn map titled "Dao Na - Youjiang, Rice Fragrance and Cultural Source" at the 32nd International Cartographic Conference, making it the only awarded work from China in this category [1] - The 32nd International Cartographic Conference was held in Vancouver, Canada, from August 17 to 22, with the theme "Mapping the Future: Innovation, Inclusion, and Sustainability," showcasing 250 works representing the highest level of cartography from various countries [1] - The awarded map utilizes professional geographic data such as administrative divisions, transportation, water systems, and land use to reconstruct and visually transform the rice culture of the Youjiang River Basin, culminating in a golden rice ear totem that conveys cultural significance [1] Group 2 - The International Cartographic Conference is held biennially and features various categories for awards, including wall maps, nautical charts, atlases, educational maps, and physical map products, with only three awards available in each category [2] - This year, China submitted 15 map works to the competition and won five awards, demonstrating the country's strong capabilities and innovative potential in the field of cartography [2]