Core Insights - The 2025 Beijing Cultural Forum was held on September 23-24, featuring a newly established boutique cultural and creative display area that attracted numerous guests and media [3] - The display area showcased over 600 cultural and creative products from 80 enterprises and institutions, covering various fields such as museums, historical gardens, theaters, libraries, universities, publishers, intangible cultural heritage, film and television, and trendy toys [3][4] - The exhibition highlighted the vibrant development of Beijing's cultural and creative industry and the innovative aspects of contemporary art [3] Group 1 - The main exhibition area, titled "Beijing Cultural and Creative Light, Blooming New Rhythms of the Era," included categories like "Cultural and Creative Products from Museums and Parks," "Masterpieces of Intangible Cultural Heritage," and "Trendy Cultural Products Integrating Classic IP," showcasing the latest achievements in Beijing's cultural and creative sector [3] - The "Inheriting Cultural Heritage, Innovating the Future" section focused on the transmission of intangible cultural heritage, red gene, protection of the central axis, and cultural empowerment, reflecting the integration of tradition and modernity [3] - The "Millennia of Ancient Charm, New Journey of Ten Thousand Aspects" section presented three categories: "New Craftsmanship," "Beijing Flavor Trends," and "Brilliant Jewelry," illustrating the development from history to the future and the coexistence of tradition and modernity [3] Group 2 - The exhibition featured popular cultural products, including the "Phoenix Crown" themed items developed by major cultural institutions, showcasing the aesthetic style of the Ming Dynasty [4] - Best-selling products included creative stress-relief pens and magnetic stickers, which combined innovative design with positive meanings, with several items already sold out online [4] - The selection process for the exhibition emphasized "innovative cultural product development methods" and "the application of the latest technological achievements," highlighting Beijing's role as a national cultural and technological innovation center [4] Group 3 - Interactive activities included non-heritage experiences such as clay sculpture Peking opera masks and lacquer fan making, with masters demonstrating their skills [5] - Technological interactive installations like a replica letterpress printing machine and AI virtual tour guides enhanced engagement and showcased the new trend of "Culture + Technology" driving the industry [5]