Core Insights - The event, known as the Cultural Expo, showcases artworks from various cultural fields and countries, emphasizing its international character with participation from 305 overseas exhibitors from 65 countries and regions, achieving a 20% internationalization rate [1] - The expo features a record number of product categories, including cultural tourism, education, creative industries, publishing, artworks, intangible cultural heritage products, and crafts [1] - Notable new projects include the exclusive permanent licensing of the Da Vinci cultural promotion plan in China and the debut of award-winning children's books and architectural publications from the Frankfurt Book Fair [2] Group 1 - The expo's main venue, Hall 10, has become a hotspot for cultural exchange, with a diverse array of exhibitors including the National Museum, China Arts and Crafts Museum, and over 100 participating brands [2] - The integration of technology and culture is highlighted by the immersive VR project "Hua Xia Man You," allowing audiences to experience the historical changes of the Beijing Central Axis [2] - The Hi World global youth creative exhibition, featuring over 100 students from international schools, presents 50 creative works that reflect the theme of "coexistence," showcasing the youth's perspectives on culture, technology, and society [2][3] Group 2 - The expo has introduced new exhibition areas such as the "Cultural Expo Gifts" area, the "Cultural Going Abroad" area, and the "International Food" area, enhancing the diversity of the event [1] - The event has attracted significant attention from both established and new international partners, indicating a growing interest in cultural collaboration [1][2] - The participation of students in the expo aims to bridge classroom creativity with market opportunities, fostering connections between young creators and industry professionals [3]