Core Viewpoint - The 21st China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair showcases significant innovations and international participation, highlighting the evolving landscape of cultural industries in China. Group 1: Market Trends - The fair attracted over 300 leading brand enterprises from both domestic and international markets, with more than 60 first-time exhibitors, including notable names like the Da Vinci International Cultural Art Center and the production company of "Black Myth: Wukong" [5]. - The main exhibition area expanded from over 1,300 square meters in the previous year to 3,000 square meters, featuring over 100 institutions and enterprises from across the country, showcasing a diverse range of cultural products [5]. Group 2: Technological Innovations - A new artificial intelligence exhibition area was established, featuring over 60 top AI companies and emerging enterprises, showcasing innovative technology through immersive experiences and interactive performances [5]. - Several global product launches were highlighted, including iFlytek's multilingual transparent screen and Shenzhen Yunzhou Digital's domestic first conversational large model [5]. Group 3: International Participation - The fair saw a record number of exhibitors from "Belt and Road" countries, with 50 out of 65 participating countries and regions coming from this initiative, including Italy, Poland, and Brazil [6]. - The international collaboration network expanded from over 60 to more than 70 organizations, covering nearly 100 countries and regions, with a diverse array of exhibits, including renowned cultural brands from Egypt and high-end jewelry from Sweden [6].