Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles highlights the integration of traditional cultural heritage with modern economic activities, particularly through the promotion of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) in Ningxia, which is becoming a significant driver for local economic growth and cultural preservation [2][4] - Song Xiaozhen, a representative inheritor of ICH, creatively uses Yellow River stones as canvases for her flower and bird paintings, merging local cultural elements and attracting interest and sales from the public [1][2] - The "Ningxia ICH New Year" event has been held for several years, featuring over 200 themed activities aimed at enriching the cultural life of the community during the New Year period, showcasing the region's unique cultural heritage [2][4] Group 2 - Ningxia's ICH projects, such as Huai'er and Qinqiang, not only preserve cultural attributes but also enhance economic opportunities, directly creating jobs for 12,000 people through 140 ICH workshops, with annual sales exceeding 10 billion yuan [2][4] - The event includes a market for ICH products and cultural goods, providing an immersive shopping experience, and features performances that resonate well with the audience, indicating a growing public interest in traditional crafts [2][4] - Ningxia has launched 10 new ICH food tourism routes, connecting various cultural and culinary experiences, aimed at enhancing the tourism appeal during the Spring Festival [4]