On December 4th, the 5th World Media Summit Guangdong Main Venue Sub Forum was held in Nansha, Guangzhou, including parallel forums such as "Holding Hands with the World Guangzhou Nansha", "Strengthening Confidence, Jointly Promoting Development and Security for All Humanity", and "Starting a New Era, Jointly Creating a New Media Market". Representatives from around the world engaged in a series of in-depth exchanges and dialogues on topics such as how media in the new era can develop with high quality, how to maintain human security and development in the contemporary context, and how the story of the Greater Bay Area can be disseminated to the world. Before the media conference, Sayyid Mohammad Abu Ilfan, the director of the domestic news reporting department of Qatar Al Jazeera, was repeatedly pondering his writing habits and how to make readers feel more familiar while writing the speech for the conference. He admitted that this change in content production methods is partly due to the reconstruction of media formats by new technologies such as artificial intelligence. "We are embarking on a journey towards media digitization in the new millennium," said Said Mohammad Abu Irfan. "This not only brings unprecedented opportunities, but also countless challenges, reshaping the way people understand and interact with the media, fundamentally changing the production, distribution, and audience interaction of content.". Faced with new changes, attendees are discussing media development strategies for the new era. In the view of Papa Osman Engom, a technical consultant for project innovation cooperation at Senegal News Agency, social networks have now become a place for journalists to conduct investigations and disseminate information. In order for the media to meet the needs of the public, it is necessary to make the information provided adapt to the consumption patterns of the target audience. "Traditional institutional media need to learn to build community networks that can communicate directly around their own characteristics, allowing information to effectively spread." Papa Osman Engum said, "Traditional media should especially understand that they are no longer the only source of news information channels, and therefore need to learn to cooperate with other participants in the new news ecosystem." Peter Tata Mab, Deputy Editor in Chief of Cameroon Press and Publication Company, emphasized the sense of responsibility of traditional institutional media in the present. "We need to master new tools for employment, learn information knowledge, computer technology, etc., especially knowing that news must go through review and approval." He mentioned that online platforms are filled with fake news, and once the media gives up verifying the source of information, it is equivalent to destroying the information order, which will reduce people's confidence in the media. As early as the beginning of this century, Uzbekistan's national news agency launched websites with exclusive domain names. The president of the news agency, AbdulSaid Kuchimov, admitted that it is now difficult to find television, radio, or print media without exclusive online versions. "In order to support the development of online media in Uzbekistan, our country has established a legal foundation and regulatory framework." AbdulSaid Kuchimov provided a "stone from another mountain", "which provides impetus for the development of our country's media and also stipulates how they should operate." Strong confidence in seeking development and promoting the development of all mankind. The current century long changes in the world are accelerating, and uncertain and unpredictable factors are increasing. ", The international community needs to strengthen unity and cooperation more than ever before. Global media should