Group 1 - The core idea of the articles emphasizes the innovative approaches taken by the Gongshu District Comprehensive Administrative Law Enforcement Bureau to promote waste classification through three unique educational platforms: "Tea Fragrance Discussion," "Seedling Cultivation," and "Convenient Classroom" [1][2] - "Tea Fragrance Discussion" combines community meetings with tea culture, allowing residents to actively participate in discussions about waste classification, transforming them from passive recipients to proactive contributors [1] - "Seedling Cultivation" targets middle and primary school students by offering tailored waste classification camps during school breaks, using engaging methods such as experiments and volunteer practices to instill environmental awareness [1] - "Convenient Classroom" serves as a mobile science popularization platform, regularly set up in high-traffic areas to disseminate waste classification knowledge through visual displays, practical materials, and consultation services [1] Group 2 - The three platforms create a comprehensive educational network that fosters a virtuous cycle of "gathering wisdom through discussion, nurturing roots through education, and resolving doubts for convenience" [2] - Continuous innovation in promotional methods and the expansion of communication channels are leading to a shift in waste classification from a "new trend" to a daily habit among citizens, contributing to the development of an eco-friendly urban environment [2]