Group 1: Development of Cultural Spaces - The construction of new public cultural spaces, including various museums, has been actively promoted, providing diverse and accessible channels for the public to engage with culture and knowledge [1][2] - The transformation of old factory buildings into unique rural museums in Zhejiang has integrated local craftsmanship, agricultural culture, and ecological resources, creating a distinctive cultural space [2][3] Group 2: Features of Rural Museums - The rural museums in Xikou Village showcase a variety of themes, such as textile civilization and traditional lunar calendar culture, with over 200 exhibits related to agricultural knowledge [2][3] - The establishment of a "one village, ten museums" model in Xikou Village has attracted cultural resources and professionals, enhancing the local cultural landscape [3] Group 3: Kite Museum in Weifang - The Weifang World Kite Museum, the first professional kite museum in China, features a diverse collection of kites inspired by everyday life, integrating cultural heritage with modern experiences [4][5] - The museum's strategic location in the city center allows it to blend seamlessly into the local lifestyle, making it a popular destination for residents [5] Group 4: Educational Initiatives - The Sichuan University Museum, with its new facility, promotes educational activities and cultural exchanges, hosting various workshops and exhibitions to engage the community [7][8] - The museum aims to create a world-class institution that balances research and public engagement, enhancing the accessibility of cultural knowledge [8]