Group 1 - The 16th Annual Meeting of the New Champions, also known as the "Summer Davos Forum," opened in Tianjin, attracting over 5,300 leaders from politics, business, and academia across 130 countries, marking the highest attendance in history [1] - The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) held its 10th Annual Meeting in Beijing, planning its strategy for the next decade as it celebrates its 10th anniversary, highlighting China's significant role in global economic governance and multilateral cooperation [1] - AIIB has mobilized $200 billion in infrastructure investments over the past decade, benefiting 38 member countries, and has effectively filled the global infrastructure investment gap, providing strong momentum for regional economic development [1] Group 2 - Artificial intelligence (AI) emerged as a core topic at the Summer Davos Forum, with China's innovations in AI gaining international recognition, indicating a shift towards using technology to drive global economic growth [2] - AIIB plans to increase investments in digital infrastructure to support AI research in developing countries, aiming to bridge the global digital divide and promote shared innovation outcomes [2] - China emphasizes a cooperative approach to globalization, advocating for mutual benefits rather than zero-sum games, and encourages multinational companies to balance efficiency with fairness through localized supply chains [2]