Group 1 - The Australian Shanwei Association held its third board inauguration ceremony in Sydney, showcasing unique Shanwei culture and promoting Chinese cultural charm to overseas compatriots and the local community [1] - The ceremony featured a lively lion dance and the traditional Jiazi Yingge dance, which is recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage since 2011, highlighting the cultural significance of Shanwei [2] - The performance of Jiazi Yingge, which incorporates Southern martial arts movements and tells the story of Liangshan heroes, captivated the audience and emphasized the power and charm of Shanwei culture [2] Group 2 - The president of the Australian Shanwei Association, Zeng Haichuan, emphasized the association's mission to unite Shanwei Chinese, provide mutual assistance among members, promote Chinese and Shanwei traditional culture, and enhance Sino-Australian economic and cultural exchanges [6] - The consul from the Chinese Consulate in Sydney, Ren Shuangjie, noted that Shanwei culture integrates various traditional cultures and enriches the multicultural society in Australia, encouraging the new board to continue fostering friendly exchanges between China and Australia [6] - Guests, including the Deputy Mayor of Parramatta and the president of the Macau Shanwei Association, praised the achievements of the Australian Shanwei Association in uniting the community, preserving culture, and supporting hometown development, recognizing its contributions to the Chinese community and Sino-Australian friendship [6]