Group 1 - The core initiative is the "Haina International Young Director Development Program," launched by Whale Entertainment Group, aimed at supporting young directors with local perspectives and international experience [3][4] - Whale Entertainment, in collaboration with Hong Kong Baptist University Film Academy, has established a five-year strategic partnership to continue the "Haina Plan" and provide scholarships to outstanding young filmmakers [3][4] - The "Haina Plan" is the first talent cultivation model in the film industry that offers full industry chain support, including funding, copyright IP, virtual shooting technology, industry data analysis, and film promotion [4] Group 2 - Fourteen students from various film-related majors at Hong Kong Baptist University received the "Haina Plan Scholarship," recognizing their academic excellence and original works [3] - Award-winning student Yang Yidan achieved recognition for her suspense script "Who Killed That High School Girl" in the prestigious "Xia Yan Cup" screenplay competition [3] - Whale Entertainment emphasizes the importance of nurturing film talents with local roots and international vision to maintain the unique competitiveness of Chinese cinema in the global market [4]