Core Viewpoint - The preservation and future development of Suzhou embroidery (Su Xiu) depend on creating a supportive environment for young talents, as emphasized by the inheritor of this intangible cultural heritage, Zou Yingzi [1][3]. Group 1: Importance of Youth in Heritage Preservation - Zou Yingzi highlights that the long learning cycle and slow return on investment in Su Xiu make social security and growth opportunities crucial for young practitioners [3]. - Suggestions were made during the Two Sessions to address the actual needs of young professionals in terms of social security, growth mechanisms, and original protection, aiming to provide stable and sustainable support for those passionate about Su Xiu [3]. Group 2: Integration of Tradition and Modern Life - Zou Yingzi is actively exploring ways to integrate Su Xiu into contemporary life, including hosting exhibitions to showcase its artistic value and potential in modern contexts [3]. - The creation of Su Xiu wedding certificates links the traditional craft to significant life events, emphasizing the emotional and cultural value of the heritage [3]. Group 3: Future Plans and Accessibility - Future plans include developing more accessible experiences of Su Xiu for diverse groups, including the disabled, to foster a deeper understanding and appreciation of this cultural heritage [4]. - The goal is to ensure that everyone can feel the warmth of culture, aligning with the vision of a "blessed city" [4].