Core Insights - The establishment of the Yi embroidery workshop in Longjiawan Community, Yanyuan County, Liangshan Prefecture, has provided significant employment opportunities for local disabled individuals, with over 560 participants gaining skills and confidence through training [1][2] - Liangshan Prefecture has successfully integrated traditional cultural heritage with employment initiatives for disabled individuals, training over 4,000 people in Yi embroidery and helping more than 13,000 disabled individuals achieve their goal of "earning money while staying at home" [1] Group 1 - The Yi embroidery workshop serves as a crucial platform for local disabled individuals, allowing them to regain dignity and earn income through traditional craftsmanship [1] - A notable success story includes a deaf-mute participant who expressed gratitude for receiving their first paycheck, highlighting the workshop's impact on personal empowerment [1] - Liangshan Prefecture's efforts in promoting non-material cultural heritage have positioned disabled individuals as key players in cultural preservation [2] Group 2 - Future plans for the Yi embroidery initiative include systematic training to broaden the horizons of disabled individuals and actively connecting them with market opportunities [2] - The local government aims to cultivate exemplary figures within the disabled community to inspire and lead others towards home-based employment [2]