This dialogue became a common thread demonstrating that human civilization, culture, and the identity of indigenous peoples are inseparable from the landscape in which they live, from karst caves, seas, rocks, forests, to natural food sources that shape local ways of life and knowledge.

Through this discussion, participants were encouraged to understand that "indigenous children" are not only inheritors of culture, but also guardians of the harmonious relationship between humans, geology, and biodiversity, as well as being at the forefront of preserving local wisdom amidst changing times.