Group 1 - The concert "National Music·When Burning" was held on December 21 to support the "Awakening Planet Family Support Project" for children with intellectual disabilities [1][2] - The Hangzhou Youth National Wind Orchestra made its debut, showcasing a blend of traditional and contemporary Chinese music [1] - The concert featured various performances, including a new rendition of the city song and pieces like "The Wild Bee Flies" and "Jasmine Flower," which received enthusiastic applause from the audience [1] Group 2 - The event was supported by the Zhejiang Provincial Disabled Persons Welfare Foundation, utilizing ticket sales, merchandise sales, and online donations to raise funds [2] - The concert aimed to promote public awareness of charity and provide a platform for young artists to showcase their talents [2] - The Hangzhou Youth National Wind Orchestra was newly established by the Hangzhou Cultural Center, with aspirations to engage more young people in traditional music [1][2]

Group 1 - The core concept of the cultural program "Beautiful Together: The Song of Harmony" is to showcase cross-cultural exchanges through artistic performances and real-life interactions among artists from various countries [1][2][3] - The program features artists from dozens of countries, highlighting the importance of genuine cultural engagement in fostering understanding and friendship between different civilizations [1][3] - The collaboration includes unique performances that blend classical and contemporary elements, as well as traditional and global influences, creating a distinctive cultural appeal [2][3] Group 2 - The program has successfully engaged foreign artists, such as Croatian pianist Maksim Mrvica and Italian cellist Ma Yiwo, who have drawn inspiration from Chinese culture to create innovative performances [2][3] - Artists from various countries, including the Cuban National Ballet and Cambodian royal family members, have actively participated, demonstrating their enthusiasm and commitment to cultural exchange [3] - The program also features a sculpture inspired by the Belt and Road Initiative, symbolizing the desire for collaboration and connection among nations through art [3]