Group 1 - The Beijing Quyi Troupe is collaborating with six universities to promote traditional culture through the "Big Troupe and Small Troupe Hand in Hand" project, supported by the Beijing Cultural and Art Foundation [1][3] - The project aims to build a bridge for the inheritance of traditional culture, enhancing students' artistic literacy and performance skills while integrating local cultural elements into higher education [3] - Nearly 90 students are participating in the program, becoming young inheritors of Beijing Quyi, and are expected to spread the culture of traditional opera within their campuses [3]

Group 1 - The core initiative is the "Big Group and Small Group Hand in Hand" project, which aims to connect municipal art troupes with university art societies in Beijing, set to launch in 2025 [1][8] - The project involves collaboration between the Beijing Quju Troupe and six universities, including Beijing Technology and Business University and China Agricultural University, focusing on traditional cultural education [1][8] - Notable instructors include first-level actor Chen Hongjing and second-level actors Wang Yu and Du Xiaotao, who will provide specialized training to nearly 90 university students [1][8] Group 2 - Training sessions include performances from classic works such as "Longxu Gully" and "Teahouse," allowing students to experience the charm of Beijing Quju [3][6] - Students from Beijing Information Science and Technology University engaged in a deep exploration of "Yellow Leaves in the Red Mansion," enhancing their understanding of both performance skills and literary context [3][6] - The initiative is seen as a successful exploration of collaborative education between municipal art troupes and universities, contributing to the preservation of traditional culture [8]