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Group 1 - The mascots "Xi Yang Yang" and "Le Rong Rong" from the 15th National Games have gained significant popularity, showcasing their charm through interactive videos and merchandise [1] - Cultural IPs like "Bing Dwen Dwen" and "Xue Rong Rong" from the Beijing Winter Olympics and "Rong Bao" from the Chengdu Universiade have been well-received for their cute designs and cultural significance [1] - The mascots symbolize the collaboration of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area and embody themes of green sharing and teamwork, enhancing their appeal [1] Group 2 - Cultural creativity is rooted in cultural confidence and reflects the vitality of cultural innovation, as seen in various cultural IPs that tell Chinese stories and showcase national character [2] - Successful cultural products like "Ne Zha" and "The Wandering Earth" combine traditional narratives with modern production techniques, illustrating China's resilience and collective responsibility [2] - The interplay between material development and spiritual enrichment in contemporary China highlights the multidimensional nature of cultural creativity, presenting a vibrant image of the nation to the world [2] Group 3 - Cultural creativity thrives beyond event timelines, integrating into cultural and tourism industries to enhance its value, as exemplified by the enduring presence of the Shanghai Expo mascot "Haibao" [3] - Continuous product development and engagement with current events are essential for cultural IPs to remain relevant and enrich collective memory [3] - Successful cultural creativity requires a balance of design and cultural meaning, emphasizing the importance of emotional engagement and effective communication in cultural work [3]

Group 1 - The mascots "Xi Yang Yang" and "Le Rong Rong" from the 15th National Games have gained significant popularity, showcasing their charm through interactive videos and cultural merchandise [1] - Cultural IPs like "Bing Dwen Dwen" and "Xue Rong Rong" from the Beijing Winter Olympics and "Rong Bao" from the Chengdu Universiade have become widely loved for their cute designs and regional significance [1] - The mascots symbolize the collaboration of Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macau, embodying themes of green sharing and unity, thus enhancing their cultural impact [1] Group 2 - Cultural creativity is rooted in cultural confidence and reflects the vitality of cultural innovation, as seen in various cultural IPs that narrate Chinese stories and showcase national character [2] - Successful cultural products like "Ne Zha" and "The Wandering Earth" not only break box office records but also convey profound themes of sacrifice and collective responsibility, illustrating the dynamic nature of Chinese culture [2] - The interplay between material development and spiritual enrichment in contemporary China highlights the multifaceted nature of cultural creativity, presenting a vibrant image of the nation to the world [2] Group 3 - Cultural creativity thrives beyond event timelines, integrating into the cultural and tourism industries to enhance its value, as exemplified by the enduring presence of the Shanghai Expo mascot "Haibao" [3] - Continuous product development and engagement with current events allow cultural IPs to remain relevant and enrich collective memory, demonstrating the importance of adaptability in cultural expressions [3] - Successful cultural creativity requires a balance of aesthetic appeal and meaningful cultural representation, urging creators to focus on character development and effective communication [3]