Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the increasing integration of VR technology in cultural exhibitions, transforming the way audiences interact with historical artifacts and art [1][2] - The exhibition "相无古今——石窟艺术超感沉浸体验" in Hangzhou showcases the use of VR, XR, and MR technologies to recreate and present the essence of seven major grotto arts, allowing visitors to engage with the art in a more immersive manner [1] - The application of digital technologies in museums, such as the "良渚VR大空间·神纹之约" project, enables visitors to experience historical events and archaeological processes, thus enhancing the educational value of cultural heritage [2] Group 2 - The shift from traditional "one-way viewing" to "multi-dimensional participation" in exhibitions is driven by the demand for immersive and interactive experiences among audiences [2] - Experts emphasize the importance of balancing vividness and rigor in the application of digital technologies to ensure a positive interaction between technology and culture [2]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the successful integration of cultural heritage and modern technology in promoting the Liangzhu culture, following its designation as a World Cultural Heritage site six years ago [1][2]. - The "Liangzhu and the World" dialogue events have been established to enhance international cooperation and cultural exchange, involving discussions on heritage protection and value regeneration [1]. - Liangzhu has expanded its global outreach through various initiatives, including exhibitions and the establishment of an overseas jade artifact database, engaging with 14 countries and regions [1]. Group 2 - Liangzhu's cultural week features innovative technology applications, such as the "Liangzhu VR Grand Space," which offers an immersive experience of the ancient civilization [2]. - The Liangzhu Museum has implemented an AR navigation system to enhance visitor engagement, allowing them to interact with exhibits in a more dynamic way [2]. - The museum has also focused on inclusive education initiatives, such as the "Tactile Museum" project for visually impaired individuals, promoting accessibility to cultural heritage [2][3].