Core Insights - The Zhejiang Will Library held its second public welfare carnival, integrating various public resources to provide citizens with one-stop services including will consultation, dental check-ups, financial services, and calligraphy gifts [1] - Two key legal services, "intended guardianship" and "emotional wills," gained significant attention during the event, highlighting the importance of legal planning for vulnerable groups and the preservation of emotional legacies [1] Group 1 - The number of consultations at the Zhejiang Will Library increased from 4,868 in 2016 to 46,843 in 2023, indicating a growing trend among young people to create wills [2] - The head of the Zhejiang Will Library, Ye Shijuan, emphasized that having a legally effective will is not only a tool for resolving disputes but also a means to carry emotions, fulfill wishes, and protect dignity [2] Group 2 - A case involving a woman from Shanghai, who passed away without legal heirs or a valid will, sparked discussions among residents about the importance of pre-planning and the potential consequences of not having a will [1] - Emotional wills are designed to address feelings that cannot be quantified, with examples shared at the event illustrating parents seeking forgiveness from estranged children and a single man wanting to pass on unspoken sentiments to a loved one [1]