Core Viewpoint - The implementation of the Beijing local standard "Specifications for the Setting of Barrier-Free Facilities in Cultural Relics Protection Units" aims to enhance the visiting experience for the public by establishing barrier-free touring routes in cultural relics protection units [1] Group 1: Barrier-Free Facility Standards - The new standard emphasizes that the setting of barrier-free facilities should prioritize the protection of cultural relics, utilizing non-destructive technical methods [1] - It introduces the concept of barrier-free touring routes, which should integrate barrier-free access facilities, auxiliary transportation tools, barrier-free signage systems, and supporting service facilities [1] Group 2: Accessibility for Specific Groups - The specifications aim to provide safe, continuous, convenient, and accessible touring paths for people with disabilities, the elderly, and others in need [1] - Key locations such as entrances, critical nodes, and points of barrier-free facilities should have guiding maps for barrier-free facilities [1] Group 3: Multi-Sensory Guidance - The guiding maps along barrier-free routes should include various information sources and set up multi-sensory guiding facilities, such as tactile and auditory aids, at key nodes based on conditions [1] - At least one barrier-free toilet should be provided, and where conditions allow, a mother-and-baby room should be set up within the visitor center [1]