Group 1 - The exhibition "Sailing Towards the Sea - Special Exhibition of Deep-sea Archaeology in the Northwest Slope of the South China Sea" has attracted a large number of visitors eager to see the "deep blue treasures" [1] - A total of 20 categories and 215 cultural and creative products have been launched, including specially designed items for the exhibition [1][2] - The exhibition features a variety of creative products, primarily refrigerator magnets, which include replicas of exquisite artifacts such as the blue-and-white Eight Immortals story jar and the three-color figurative teapot [1] Group 2 - The creative products are designed to break the limitations of single artifact representation, presenting a "cluster narrative" of maritime trade scenes [2] - The collaboration with intangible cultural heritage includes the "figurative teapot sachet," which contains a blend of natural herbs like mugwort and mint [2] - The Hainan coconut carving series showcases the charm of intangible cultural heritage, merging traditional culture with shipwreck artifacts for cultural dissemination and practical aesthetics [2]

Core Insights - The article discusses the development of cultural and creative products in various overseas Chinese hometowns, highlighting how these products integrate local cultural heritage and creativity to enhance tourism and cultural exchange [9][14]. Group 1: Guangdong Jiangmen - Jiangmen has transformed cultural heritage into fashionable items, such as the "Diaolou Crochet Doll" and mobile phone bags featuring traditional tile patterns, appealing to tourists [9][10]. - The city has launched 314 creative products incorporating local elements, showcasing architectural styles and cultural features unique to Jiangmen [11]. - The development of diverse creative products, including plush toys and WeChat stickers, aims to create unique and engaging items that resonate with both locals and overseas Chinese [13]. Group 2: Fujian Quanzhou - Quanzhou has utilized creative storytelling to promote its cultural heritage, exemplified by the "Drawing Memory of Cattail" 3D artwork presented at the United Nations [14][15]. - The city has developed various creative products, including leather puzzles and cultural souvenirs, which have gained popularity among overseas Chinese [15][16]. - Quanzhou's creative market is vibrant, with products reflecting local heritage and architecture, aiming to shape the city's brand and promote cultural exchange [16]. Group 3: Hainan Qionghai - Hainan's cultural products, such as coconut carvings, are gaining traction as souvenirs, with intricate designs reflecting local heritage [17][18]. - The traditional coconut carving process is complex, involving multiple steps to create functional and artistic items, which are now being promoted internationally [18]. - The local artisan is actively creating new products that incorporate Hainan's architectural features, aiming to integrate cultural creativity into daily life [18].