Group 1 - The workshop titled "Global Development · Digital Empowerment · International Humanities" was held at Beijing Normal University, attended by over 20 experts and scholars from domestic and international universities and research institutions [1] - Chinese contemporary literature is one of the most influential categories of Chinese literature overseas, with a report indicating that in 2024, over 30 libraries will collect six types of books, primarily contemporary literature, including titles like Ma Boyong's "The Southward Traveler" and Mai Jia's "The Human World" [1] - The workshop aimed to explore interdisciplinary dialogue on international communication, digital innovation in humanities and arts, and how digital technology can empower traditional humanities research [1] Group 2 - Professor Song Jihua emphasized the importance of building an interactive platform for the international dissemination of contemporary Chinese literature and arts, advocating for high-quality resource data to support research and provide systematic solutions for "going global" [2] - Professor Yang Junjie pointed out the imbalance in the overseas dissemination of various literary forms, suggesting that non-fiction and report literature should also be included in international communication efforts to enhance the richness of Chinese contemporary literature abroad [2] - The "CCLA Resource Center" aims to create an interactive platform for the international dissemination of contemporary Chinese literature and arts, establishing a dynamic database for academic exchange, research collaboration, and project development [3]