Group 1 - The National Arts Fund's 2025 talent training project "Cultural Creative Design Talent Training of the Maritime Silk Road" was launched in Macau, showcasing the results of nearly a year of training for 30 students [2] - The training program involved collaboration with the Palace Museum and Beijing Institute of Fashion Technology, focusing on a systematic approach combining cultural theory, professional investigation, and design practice [2] - The exhibition features 30 original works across various forms, including cultural creativity, fashion, and multimedia installations, reflecting the students' interpretations of Maritime Silk Road culture [2] Group 2 - MGM China Holdings Limited's Chairman, Pansy Ho, emphasized the importance of combining traditional cultural heritage with contemporary expression as a core competency for the cultural creative industry [2] - Participants expressed their learning experiences, with one student describing the program as a "cultural root-seeking journey" that deepened their understanding of the Maritime Silk Road [3] - An academic seminar titled "Silk Road: Creative Wisdom and Cultural Revival" was held during the event, where experts discussed the relationship between the land and maritime Silk Roads and the contemporary transformation of Silk Road aesthetics [3]