Core Insights - The 2025 World Internet Conference Cultural Heritage Digitalization Forum was held in Xi'an, China, showcasing cutting-edge achievements and innovative practices in the field of cultural heritage digitalization [1][2] - A total of nearly 200 submissions from over 20 countries and regions were collected, with 40 representative cases selected after two rounds of expert evaluations [1][2] Group 1: Characteristics of Selected Cases - The selected cases highlight a "protection first" philosophy, emphasizing sustainable development, such as the "Digitalization Gene Bank of Cultural Heritage" and the AI-enabled restoration of ancient murals by AMD and Yongle Palace [2] - There is significant technological integration and innovative applications, exemplified by the risk monitoring platform for cultural heritage sites developed by Dunhuang Academy and the AI-based digitalization of the Terracotta Army by Northwest University [2] - The cases demonstrate extensive cross-sector collaboration and international cooperation, including projects like the "Silk Road Digital Museum" and archaeological excavations in Tunisia [2] - Public participation has increased, with innovative display methods such as the AI-based dialect protection platform by iFlytek and the interactive exhibition "King of Assyria" co-organized by Suzhou Museum and the British Museum [2]