Group 1 - The core concept of "Yash" digital human technology allows for the creation of highly realistic virtual avatars with over 99% synchronization in lip movement and voice, requiring only a few minutes of filming and a few hours of backend training [1] - This technology has been successfully applied in various industries, including cultural tourism, e-commerce live streaming, and public services, with a cost that is only 2% of that of real human hosts [1] - The integration of culture and industry is seen as a key factor in urban development, with "Cultural+" serving as a new development pivot for the information port, facilitating the transition of tech companies from labs to market [1] Group 2 - The information port is leveraging "Cultural+Tourism" to overcome the geographical limitations of traditional cultural tourism, promoting the construction of a digital marketing ecosystem by leading live e-commerce companies [2] - The "Cultural+" strategy not only focuses on industrial integration but also serves as an experiment in the coexistence of youth and the city, with plans for over 50 events this year aimed at fostering innovation and community interaction [2] - The information port is exploring the integration of digital economy and cultural innovation, with future plans to deepen practices in "Cultural+Technology" and "Cultural+Education" to stimulate new momentum for industrial upgrades [2]