Group 1 - The article highlights the celebration of International Tea Day on May 21, with a series of events titled "Tea and Harmony: Elegant Gatherings" organized by the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, attracting over 1,000 offline participants and 3.3 million online interactions, showcasing Chinese tea culture and enhancing cultural exchanges between China and Singapore [1] - The "Tea and Harmony: Elegant Gatherings" event featured a special tea tasting session called "Shenshi Tea" with a focus on Henan's Xinyang Maojian tea, emphasizing the etiquette and philosophy of Chinese tea culture, attended by around 60 guests including diplomats and cultural figures [2][3] - The cultural promotion and tea exhibition for Xinyang Maojian tea took place from May 9 to 11, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and contemporary innovations of Xinyang Maojian tea to the Singaporean public [4] Group 2 - The cultural promotion event included a presentation by the Deputy Director of Xinyang's Cultural and Tourism Bureau, highlighting the poetic narrative of "one tea, one dish, one landscape," integrating local attractions and cuisine with tea culture [4] - The tea culture exhibition featured interactive experiences and displays of traditional tea-making techniques, allowing visitors to taste the tea and appreciate various cultural products, including Henan's ceramics and traditional crafts [6] - The "Tea and Harmony: Qinyun Elegant Gatherings" events included knowledge sharing on tea culture and performances of traditional music and tea ceremonies, enriching the experience of tea appreciation and cultural understanding [8]

Group 1 - The conference focused on three core areas: brand building experience of representative green tea cities, innovative marketing strategies, and trends in cross-industry upgrades and new tea beverages [1][3] - Representatives from various companies shared insights on "green tea brand and industry development," including topics such as consumer trends and opportunities in deep processing technology innovation for green tea [3] - The conference recognized outstanding contributions in the tea industry, awarding the title of "Most Beautiful Tea Garden" and certificates to notable figures in tea production [5] Group 2 - The Shihe District has a rich history of tea cultivation, with a tea garden area of 635,000 acres and a tea-related output value exceeding 11.7 billion [5] - The district has developed 36 tea tourism integration projects, attracting over 16 million visitors annually, showcasing the potential for tourism in the tea industry [5] - The district is leveraging the "Three Tea Coordination" strategy to promote its tea products internationally, utilizing the China-Europe Railway Express to export its tea [5]