Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the global popularity of Chinese cultural exports, particularly in the forms of online literature, online games, and web series, which have captivated millions of overseas readers and players [1] - The "new three items" of cultural export from Hangzhou, including online literature, online games, and web series, have gained significant traction in various countries, with notable examples like "Dou Po Cang Qiong" and "Black Myth: Wukong" [1] - The research team from the city's brand promotion association is investigating the success factors and challenges faced by these cultural exports, focusing on the creative needs of the industry [1] Group 2 - The importance of "telling a good Chinese story" is highlighted as a key factor for cultural success abroad, with the need to adapt narratives to resonate with international audiences [2] - An example is provided where the American animation "Kung Fu Panda" successfully attracted Chinese fans while embodying American heroism, illustrating the need for cultural exports to align with global audience preferences [2] - The emotional connection conveyed by the "new three items" is identified as a universal appeal, transcending cultural differences and resonating with shared human experiences [2] - Recommendations for improving the cultural export environment in Hangzhou include creating a supportive business environment, implementing effective policies, and investing in quality works with a long-term vision [2]