Core Points - The Hainan Free Trade Port will officially start its closure operation on December 18 this year, showcasing China's commitment to high-level opening-up [1] - The establishment of the ASEAN Liaison Center by the Hainan International Communication Center marks a significant step in integrating media and cultural power into ASEAN and building a cultural bridge for the new international land-sea trade corridor [1][2] Group 1: Cooperation Initiatives - The first cooperation focuses on promoting Hainan's cultural brand internationally through a documentary titled "The Wind Comes from the Sea," highlighting the cultural ties between Malaysia and Hainan [2] - The Hainan International Communication Center and Malaysian media will collaborate on financial information exchange and cultural cooperation, creating a comprehensive "sound amplification matrix" to project Hainan's development to the world [2] - A talent practice base will be established in collaboration with Malaysia's Melaka University to cultivate international media talents that meet the needs of the Hainan Free Trade Port [2] Group 2: Economic and Cultural Exchange - The partnership aims to enhance economic and educational exchanges between Hainan and ASEAN through information bridges, focusing on practical cooperation in trade, culture, and education [3] - The Hainan International Communication Center will collaborate with other regional media centers to create an international communication network, promoting deep integration of international trade cooperation and cultural exchange [3] - The cooperation will leverage the advantages of Malaysian media networks to establish content sharing mechanisms and talent exchange programs, amplifying Hainan's voice in Southeast Asia [5]