Group 1 - The article highlights the creative works of young inheritors of intangible cultural heritage, focusing on the theme of "horses" as a symbol of good fortune for the upcoming Spring Festival [1][2] - Liu Guanyu, a 33-year-old paper-cutting artist, aims to create 100 unique horse-themed paper cuts each year, inspired by traditional techniques and personal memories [3][4] - Zhang Xue, a Suzhou embroidery inheritor, has completed two horse-themed embroidery pieces, incorporating traditional and innovative techniques to revitalize the art form [5][6] Group 2 - The popularity of the "Ma Shang Ping An" clay horse from the Huishan Mud Figurine Factory has surged, with orders extending into April, showcasing the appeal of traditional crafts among younger generations [7][8] - The success of the clay horse design, created by a young artisan, reflects a growing recognition and appreciation for traditional craftsmanship in contemporary markets [8]