Group 1 - The conference focused on the digital transformation and inclusive practices in the healthcare sector, emphasizing the role of digital technology in reshaping the distribution of medical resources and promoting value co-creation in a new commercial civilization [1][2] - Yang Binyan, Vice President of China Business News, highlighted that the healthcare industry is undergoing a revolution driven by digital technology, shifting from a profit-first model to one of value co-creation and from scale expansion to precise inclusivity [2][4] - The core of the new commercial civilization is achieving a win-win situation between social value and commercial value through technology [2][4] Group 2 - Meitian Jingbao, a focal enterprise in the conference, covers multiple high-growth areas in consumer healthcare, including oral health, ophthalmology, aesthetic medicine, and health management, gradually building an inclusive healthcare network that spans urban and rural areas [4][5] - The company's logo symbolizes the essence of healthcare, which is to alleviate illness and promote well-being, reflecting its commitment to making healthcare accessible to ordinary people [4] - Meitian Jingbao's business model transitions from addressing rigid medical needs to fulfilling the pursuit of a high-quality life, offering personalized services based on consumer insights [4] Group 3 - The "Zhongjing Media Think Tank" platform serves as a bridge between academic research and industry practice, aiming to summarize classic cases of digital healthcare and create replicable experience models for strategic reference [5] - Future collaborations will involve cross-disciplinary experts focusing on topics such as medical AI, data security, and innovative business models to help enterprises overcome technological transformation bottlenecks [5] - The future of the healthcare industry is expected to present three major trends: extending service scenarios from hospitals to communities and homes, flattening resource distribution to break regional barriers, and elevating commercial value from single diagnosis fees to sustainable health ecosystem services [5]