Group 1 - The 2025 China Tourism and Culture Week and the China Intangible Cultural Heritage Tourism and Cultural Creative Exhibition concluded in Budapest, showcasing various intangible cultural heritage projects and creative products from China, providing an immersive experience of traditional Chinese craftsmanship and aesthetics [1] - The public open day of the cultural exhibition attracted a large number of local visitors, including tourism professionals with a strong interest in Chinese culture, highlighting the appeal of Chinese art and craftsmanship [1] - The exhibition served as a creative and effective means of cultural dissemination, allowing attendees to understand the deeper meanings behind the art and techniques presented, emphasizing the importance of cultural heritage among young people [1] Group 2 - During the China Tourism and Culture Week, various events were held, including dialogues on high-quality tourism development between China and Central and Eastern Europe, cultural promotion meetings, and overseas project exchange activities, enhancing cultural exchange [2] - The head of the legal and governance support department of the Hungarian National Tourism Agency emphasized that tourism culture serves as a universal language that connects destinations and brings people closer in terms of thoughts and values, fostering friendship between Hungary and China [2] - The event provided the Hungarian public with a deeper understanding of Chinese traditional culture, tea culture, and the beauty of intangible cultural heritage arts, laying a solid foundation for the development of Sino-Hungarian friendship [2]