Group 1 - The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA) is recognized for its cultural integration, leveraging the historical depth of Guangdong, the internationalization of Hong Kong, and the diversity of Macau to create a "Cultural Bay Area" [1][2] - The GBA serves as a platform for the continuous development of Chinese civilization, innovative transformation of socialist culture, and dialogue on shared human values in a globalized era [2] - The region's cultural identity is not just geographical but is evolving into a cultural community, with a focus on collaboration and leveraging maritime cultural advantages to drive China's development [2] Group 2 - Building a "Cultural Bay Area" requires not only economic strength but also cultural cohesion and innovative potential [3] - Shenzhen is highlighted as a hub for entrepreneurship and artistic development, combining rich cultural heritage with a forward-looking government approach [3] - The collaboration between cultural institutions in Shenzhen, Hong Kong, and Macau aims to create high-quality theatrical productions that reflect the stories of the GBA, enhancing cultural exchange [3] Group 3 - The GBA is characterized as a testing ground for "technology + culture," with numerous universities, research institutions, and tech companies fostering innovation [4] - Examples of technological integration in cultural practices include Tencent's blockchain project for intangible cultural heritage, DJI's incorporation of traditional lion dance into drone performances, and Huawei's AI-enhanced historical experiences [4] Group 4 - The integration of technology and culture is emphasized as essential for enhancing cultural expression and connecting traditional culture with modern life [5] - Projects like the "Fantawild Oriental God Painting" theme park and the VR project "Once Again, the Old Summer Palace" exemplify the exploration of "technology + culture" [5] - Technology is viewed as a bridge for deep cultural exchange, with initiatives like Tencent's "Fun Learning Mandarin" app and the "Amazing Oracle Bone Script" mini-program promoting language learning and cultural engagement [5]