Group 1 - The Ministry of Commerce has released the third batch of best practice cases for the national service industry expansion pilot, promoting innovative measures for the development of modern service industries across the country [1] - Hangzhou has two practice cases selected, with the "Exploration of 'Digital Intelligence' Online Judicial Dispute Resolution New Model" being fully promoted as a representative case in its field [1] - The "Digital Intelligence" online judicial dispute resolution model focuses on cross-border digital trade, integrating a digital platform, dispute resolution mechanism, and legal rules to create an efficient online resolution system for international commercial disputes [1][2] Group 2 - Hangzhou has established a cross-border trade court under the Internet Court, creating a platform for online dispute resolution that includes features like online trials and real-time translation [1][2] - The average case handling time has been reduced to 25 days, with litigation time saving approximately 90 days and case costs decreasing by over 2000 yuan [2] - As of June 2024, Hangzhou Internet Court has resolved nearly 400 foreign-related commercial disputes from over 20 countries and regions, covering various sectors including digital trade and finance [2] Group 3 - Hangzhou has proposed the "Digital Cultural Tourism" concept, categorizing it into five sectors, including digital cultural content and digital tourism experience services [3] - A "Digital Cultural Tourism Standard System Construction Guide" has been released, providing comprehensive recommendations for the definition, structure, and management of digital cultural tourism [3] - In 2023, the total revenue of Hangzhou's five digital cultural tourism industries reached approximately 860 billion yuan, demonstrating strong growth momentum and a significant impact on cultural consumption [3]