Group 1 - The 21st China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair (CICIF) concluded on May 26, showcasing over 120,000 cultural products from 6,280 institutions across 65 countries and regions, with total participation exceeding 2.2 million [1][3] - The fair emphasized the importance of transactions, with 22 measures implemented to enhance trading capabilities, resulting in 41 signed projects and a record total transaction volume [3][4] - The event featured a significant focus on IP (Intellectual Property) development and protection, with multiple sessions aimed at increasing the commercial value of products and encouraging innovation [4][5] Group 2 - A notable highlight of this year's fair was the introduction of an AI exhibition area, attracting over 60 leading and emerging companies in the AI sector, showcasing innovative applications of AI in cultural experiences [2] - Traditional cultural elements were also enhanced through technology, such as VR experiences of Dunhuang's Mogao Caves and digital restoration of ancient stone inscriptions, demonstrating the trend of "technology + culture" [2] - Non-material cultural heritage projects, such as Sichuan embroidery, gained significant attention, with individual artisans reporting numerous potential clients and increased interest from international organizations [4]