Group 1 - The 21st Shenzhen Cultural Expo features various intangible cultural heritage performances, attracting a large audience and promoting local arts [1][2] - The Shaanxi Pavilion showcases traditional arts such as Shaanxi storytelling and Xunyi colored paper-cutting, emphasizing the importance of innovation in cultural heritage [1][2] - Children actively participate in hands-on experiences with traditional crafts, enhancing their understanding of regional history and culture [2][3][4] Group 2 - The event highlights the significance of preserving and innovating intangible cultural heritage, as expressed by the representatives of various art forms [2][3] - Local artists, such as Gao Zhengfeng and Wu Qiaoling, share their knowledge and skills with the younger generation, fostering a connection between past and present [1][2] - The initiative aims to educate children about diverse cultural practices across China, promoting appreciation for traditional arts [4]