Core Insights - The third Beijing Network Audio-Visual Art Conference focused on the theme "Audio-Visual Tide, Artistic Brilliance," gathering industry elites, experts, and creators to discuss innovation and development in the network audio-visual arts [5][6] - The conference released key content including the "2025 Beijing Big Audio-Visual" project list and the "2024 Beijing Micro-Short Drama Research Report," highlighting the industry's growth and creative achievements [5][7] Industry Development - The conference showcased 80 high-quality works in the "2025 Beijing Big Audio-Visual" project list, covering various formats such as web dramas, web films, micro-short dramas, and web variety shows, reflecting the industry's innovative outcomes and artistic pursuits [7][10] - The micro-short drama market in China is projected to reach 50.44 billion yuan in 2024, with a year-on-year growth of 34.9%, and Beijing accounts for approximately 33.62 billion yuan, representing two-thirds of the national total [10][11] Creative Trends - The emergence of grassroots creators, such as "delivery poets" and "field writers," signifies a new era of public participation in the arts, blending traditional and modern elements to inject vitality into the network space [12][13] - The concept of "New Public Literature" emphasizes the democratization of art, reflecting social realities and enhancing cultural exchange, with a focus on quality over mere popularity [13][14] Future Directions - Industry professionals highlighted the need for micro-short dramas to evolve from short video logic to cinematic expression, emphasizing quality and innovation to avoid homogenization [10][11] - The integration of technology, such as generative AI, is seen as a driving force for the development of new public literature, enhancing user experience and creative potential [12][14]