The 3rd China (Guangzhou) Park Cultural and Creative Conference opened on the 27th at Yunxi Botanical Garden in Guangzhou, with over 400 units from 8 countries including China, the United States, France, and Canada exhibiting more than 10000 cultural and creative works. Among the cultural and creative works exhibited on site, there are many popular cultural and creative works from national key parks, well-known scenic spots, and museums such as the National Botanical Garden, Summer Palace, West Lake in Hangzhou, and Hongshan Forest Zoo in Nanjing. In addition, visual and mascot derived cultural and creative works of the National Games were also showcased on site. At the event, awards will also be presented to the award-winning works of the 2025 Park (Scenic Area) Global Collection of Cultural and Creative Products. It is reported that this event collected 461 sets of works from 106 domestic and foreign units and individuals. After two rounds of competition, a total of 45 sets of works won awards. This year's cultural and creative conference will continue until November 23rd, creating a nearly one month "Park Cultural and Creative Roaming Season". Vice Mayor of Guangzhou, Hu Hao, stated that based on the urban spirit, ecological environment, cultural genes, and tourism resources of Guangzhou, the preparation for the 15th National Games and the Paralympic Games should be fully integrated with the improvement of urban quality, and efforts should be made to create new cultural consumption scenes in parks and scenic spots. The Cultural and Creative Conference was jointly sponsored by the China Park Association, Guangzhou Forestry and Garden Bureau, and Guangzhou Culture, Radio, Television and Tourism Bureau. With the theme of "Cultural and Creative, Better People's Life", eight venues were set up, including one main venue - Yunxi Botanical Garden, seven branch venues - Yunluo Botanical Garden, Guangzhou Children's Park, Yuexiu Park, Guangzhou Zoo, Guangzhou Zhongshan Memorial Hall, Guangzhou the Pearl River Park, and Guangzhou Cultural Park. (New Society)