Group 1: Digital Economy Opportunities - China has the largest internet user base globally, providing a rich landscape for digital economy applications, supported by strong government policies [1] - The Zhejiang Overseas Chinese Youth Federation's vice president, Yin Qiqi, highlights the establishment of over 30 digital economy parks in China, focusing on promoting Sino-Australian digital economy cooperation [1] - Digital economy parks offer one-stop solutions to startups, addressing challenges such as resource dispersion, high costs, and policy understanding, thereby reducing innovation and entrepreneurship costs [1] Group 2: Cross-Border Business Development - Thai media executive Guo Rui emphasizes the need for updated management knowledge and international perspectives to achieve breakthroughs in her business [2] - Guo Rui is exploring the replication of Chinese advanced communication and operational experiences in the Thai market while assisting Thai brands in entering China [2] - Spanish wine businessman Mao Yanwei notes the stability of the wine business in recent years and is seeking new development opportunities, including exporting Chinese tableware to Spain [2][3] Group 3: International Market Trends - Many Spanish companies are eager to sell products in China, with support in establishing brand systems to attract Chinese consumers [3] - China's stable economic growth and recent open policies provide a solid foundation for international business development [3]