Group 1 - The event "Tech Pulse, New Visions in Culture and Tourism 2025" was organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, showcasing Beijing's dual identity as a global tech innovation center and a historical cultural city [1] - The first stop of the event was at Leyard Group, a visual technology company, where attendees experienced cutting-edge digital display technologies such as CAVE immersive spaces and 3D display technology [1] - The Haidian District Cultural and Tourism Bureau presented cultural tourism projects under the theme "Symphony of Eastern Elegance and Future Innovation," featuring technology products from well-known companies like Xiaomi and Lenovo, blending culture and technology [1] Group 2 - China has signed cultural cooperation agreements with over 150 countries and has established a government-level cultural tourism cooperation network covering more than 140 countries and regions through memorandums of understanding for outbound tourism [1]

Group 1 - The event "Tech Pulse, New Visions in Culture and Tourism" was organized by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, showcasing Beijing's dual identity as a center for technological innovation and a historical cultural city [3][5] - Participants included over 50 diplomats and consular officials from more than 30 countries, who experienced advanced technologies such as immersive CAVE spaces and 3D display technology at the Liad Group [3][5] - The event featured a historical exhibition showcasing artifacts from the Neolithic era to the Qing Dynasty, allowing international guests to appreciate Beijing's rich cultural heritage [3][5] Group 2 - The event highlighted over 490 core technological innovations, including humanoid robots and suborbital spacecraft, demonstrating China's advancements in various fields [3][5] - Cultural performances, such as the original classical dance drama "Cao Xueqin," were presented, emphasizing the blend of traditional art and modern technology [5] - The Ministry of Culture and Tourism reported that China has signed cultural cooperation agreements with over 150 countries, promoting a global network for cultural and tourism collaboration [6]