The many oppositions, frictions, and even armed conflicts in human history essentially stem from cultural barriers and a lack of communication. Currently, strengthening cross-cultural exchange has become a consensus in the international community, with major international organizations actively promoting international conferences with different focuses.

Just as Erving Goffman's frame theory reveals, high-profile, high-level, and high-exposure large conferences create a situational framework with multiple constraints, which can easily become a performance-like "ritual."