Group 1 - The media sector is experiencing a rebound after a recent decline, with the film ETF (516620) showing a maximum drop of 1.72% but ultimately closing up by 0.3%, while the gaming ETF (516010) had a maximum drop of 2.41% and closed down by 0.17% [1] - The summer film market is expected to recover due to a low base from the previous year and a variety of quality content, with 52 films already scheduled for release, including notable titles like Chen Kexin's "Jiangyuan Nong" and other films set to be announced during the Shanghai Film Festival [1] - The gaming sector is seeing a surge in new game releases, with titles like Giant Network's "Supernatural Action Group" and G-bits' "Staff Sword Legend" quickly entering the bestseller lists, and several major IP products expected to launch in the second half of the year [1] Group 2 - Leading companies in the film and gaming industries are actively expanding their business by developing and selling IP toy products, as well as creating peripheral products around films and games to tap into new consumer markets [2] - The collaboration between Kuaishou's AI technology and NetEase's "Nirvana in Fire" mobile game aims to enhance social gameplay through AI video generation, indicating a potential shift in gaming experiences driven by AI [2] - The expansion of the new consumer market in China, coupled with AI-driven media technology, is expected to enhance the commercial value of upstream IP and downstream channel companies, presenting investment opportunities in film ETF (516620) and gaming ETF (516010) [2]