Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the evolution of Chinese design from mere symbolic appropriation to a new stage of creative transformation rooted in cultural genes, integrating technology, craftsmanship, global perspectives, and local traditions [1] - The "Design Shanghai" event showcased innovative designs that redefine Eastern aesthetics, particularly through the "Sun" art installation by Op Lighting and MAD Architects, emphasizing the emotional connection between light and space [2] - The exhibition by neooold focused on the fusion of traditional craftsmanship and contemporary design, showcasing the works of young artisans and emphasizing the importance of returning to the essence of creation [3] Group 2 - The design philosophy emerging from these exhibitions reflects a deep practice of modernization in Chinese design, balancing avant-garde courage with a rooted cultural essence [4] - The trends observed in the design ecosystem indicate a shift from OEM manufacturing to original expression, with local designers increasingly focusing on self-identity and many young designers returning from abroad, bringing a blend of international vision and local sentiment [3][4] - The immersive experience created by the "Sun" installation and the handcrafted objects from young artisans illustrate a mature design philosophy that seeks to establish a unique value system for Chinese design in a global context [4]