Core Viewpoint - The unique charm of Zhuang folk songs and their integration with modern elements is expected to enhance their global appeal, as highlighted by the Australian media representative during a cultural exchange event in Guangxi [1]. Group 1: Cultural Events and Activities - The Copper Drum Culture (Hechi) Ecological Protection Zone hosted a non-material cultural heritage exhibition and performance, showcasing the ancient copper drum culture with participation from artists across various regions [1]. - The Hechi Copper Drum Song Art Festival has evolved from a local event to an international cultural exchange platform, featuring academic exchanges and traditional performances [2]. Group 2: Cultural Significance and Heritage - The copper drum culture serves as a vital cultural link between China and Southeast Asia, with its presence noted in countries like Laos and Vietnam, emphasizing cultural commonalities [2]. - Local initiatives to incorporate copper drum culture into educational settings and create research bases are aimed at achieving "living inheritance" of this cultural heritage [2].