Group 1: Cao's Kite Workshop - Cao's Kite Workshop is recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage representative project since 2011, integrating both court and folk techniques with a focus on four core skills: "making, pasting, painting, and flying" [1][2] - The workshop has adopted a "culture + community" model, attracting hundreds of thousands of participants annually through offline workshops and online live events, promoting traditional culture among youth [2] - The workshop has developed a carbon fiber kite that can fly without strong winds, making it accessible for the elderly and children, and aims to spread the joy of kites beyond just flying [2] Group 2: Beijing Enamel Factory - The Beijing Enamel Factory is the only time-honored brand in the national cloisonné industry, established in 1956, and has been recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage since 2006 [3][4] - The factory has created a series of cultural and creative products that incorporate traditional craftsmanship into modern consumer goods, aiming to make cloisonné accessible to the general public [4] - Recent products include a series of cloisonné items themed around the Beijing Central Axis, which have been well-received and are designed to appeal to younger consumers [4] Group 3: Chang'an Grand Theatre - Chang'an Grand Theatre, established in 1937, has hosted over 10,000 performances and welcomed more than 5 million audience members, playing a crucial role in the transmission of Peking opera [5][6] - The theatre is launching a "dual theatre linkage" model in 2024, collaborating with another theatre to offer over 200 performances of Peking opera and local dramas throughout the year [6] - The theatre has introduced themed stores and a range of cultural products, allowing audiences to take home elements of Peking opera, thus enhancing the cultural experience [6]