Group 1 - The South China Book Festival has become a significant cultural event, showcasing over 500,000 publications and cultural products from more than 1,500 domestic and international publishing institutions [1][2] - The integration of "culture + technology" is a focal point, with companies like GAC Group presenting innovative experiences such as flying cars and interactive reading spaces [1][3] - The festival aims to create immersive cultural consumption scenarios, driving the deep integration and upgrading of cultural and technological industries [2][6] Group 2 - AI elements are increasingly present at the festival, allowing for interactive experiences such as generating storybooks and engaging in multimedia activities [4][5] - The festival serves as a major flow entry point for technology companies, enabling them to showcase their products and engage with potential customers in a low-cost manner [6][7] - Guangdong province is leveraging large-scale exhibitions to foster a collaborative relationship between culture and technology, enhancing the overall industry ecosystem [8][9] Group 3 - Guangdong's cultural industry is robust, with a projected revenue of 2.5 trillion yuan in 2024, accounting for over one-sixth of the national total [9] - The province has seen a 10.5% growth in new cultural business revenue, indicating a strengthening of its competitive advantage in digital creativity and related fields [9]