Group 1 - The core idea of the articles revolves around the community initiative in Xixing Street to promote traditional crafts and services through the "Guardian of Arts" program, which aims to connect skilled artisans with local residents [1][2] - Zhu Chunmei, a 56-year-old volunteer hairdresser, has been providing free haircuts to seniors for nine years, serving over 500 elderly individuals each month, showcasing the impact of community service [1] - The initiative has led to the organization of nearly 100 events across 22 communities this year, benefiting over 5,000 residents, thereby revitalizing local culture and fostering neighborly support [1][2] Group 2 - The Xixing Street authorities have recognized the decline of traditional crafts due to urbanization and have launched the "Guardian of Arts" brand to preserve and promote these skills within the community [2] - A logo design competition for the "Guardian of Arts" brand was held, resulting in a selected design that merges traditional and modern elements, aimed at enhancing community awareness [2] - Future plans include the introduction of branded merchandise such as vests and hats to promote the "Guardian of Arts" initiative, with the goal of attracting more skilled volunteers and establishing a cultural identity for Xixing [2]