Group 1 - The seventh International Symposium on Literary Translation of Sinology opened in Nanjing, focusing on the theme "'Translation' Towards the Future," with participation from 39 sinologists and 39 Chinese writers from 31 countries [1] - The event showcased Nanjing's unique charm through local cuisine, performances, and immersive exhibitions, highlighting its historical and cultural significance as a literary hub [1][4] - The symposium aims to foster cross-cultural dialogue and understanding, creating bridges between different cultures through literature [1][6] Group 2 - Fifteen sinologists received the "Friend of Chinese Literature" certificate, recognizing their contributions to the translation of Chinese literature [2] - Participants expressed their commitment to promoting Chinese literature globally, emphasizing the importance of understanding Chinese culture for effective translation [3] - The event included cultural exchanges, such as tasting local delicacies and attending performances, enhancing the participants' appreciation of Nanjing's literary heritage [4][5] Group 3 - The digital exhibition "Jinling Map" at the Deji Art Museum allowed attendees to interact with historical art, enhancing their understanding of Nanjing's cultural history [5] - The performance of the Peking opera segment from "Dream of the Red Chamber" deepened the participants' understanding of traditional Chinese culture and literature [5][6] - Overall, the symposium provided rich experiences that inspired further literary and translation discussions, laying the groundwork for the international dissemination of Chinese literature [6]