Group 1 - The Chengdu World Games is approaching, and its licensed merchandise is gaining national attention with the opening of the Beijing flagship store [1][3] - The Beijing flagship store features over 360 licensed products, including limited edition items and AI mascots based on local cultural elements [2][3] - The AI mascots, "Shubao" and "Jinzai," represent a significant innovation in merchandise, allowing for interactive experiences with users [2][8] Group 2 - The World Games, established in 1981, aims to provide a platform for non-Olympic sports and has become a significant event in the global sports landscape [3] - The Chengdu World Games has launched 16 product categories, including toys and ceramics, with a total of 41 retail locations [3][6] - The Beijing store is part of a larger cultural and sports exchange initiative, located in a unique "Double Olympic Park" that promotes Olympic spirit and cultural creativity [6][7] Group 3 - The collaboration with ropet® has introduced the first AI mascots in World Games history, showcasing a blend of technology and traditional merchandise [8][11] - Ropet®'s AI toys can learn and adapt to user preferences, enhancing the interactive experience compared to traditional plush toys [11] - The AI mascots have already seen success in the US and Japan, priced at $299 and 42,000 yen respectively, indicating a strong market potential [11]