Group 1 - The documentary "沪藏长歌" won the Best Documentary Award at the first Asian Art Film Festival, selected from 187 entries after 157 days of intense review by an international jury [1] - The film highlights the narrative of Shanghai's aid to Tibet, showcasing the microcosm of China's modernization through the lives of ten ordinary Tibetan individuals [1][2] - The documentary reflects a significant transformation in aid policies from "blood transfusion" to "blood production," emphasizing the anthropological value of the narrative in a global context [2] Group 2 - The film captures the essence of Chinese modernization, illustrating not only infrastructure development but also the integration of cultural genes and the respect for human dignity [3] - It features various initiatives, such as the first 3D-printed hip joint surgery in Tibet and collaborations between local artisans and Shanghai fashion brands, demonstrating the impact of aid on local communities [2] - The documentary serves as a medium to convey the warmth and strength of Eastern governance wisdom to the world [3]