Group 1: Cao's Kite Workshop - Cao's Kite Workshop is recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage representative project since 2011, integrating both court and folk techniques with a focus on four core skills: "making, pasting, painting, and flying" [1][2] - The workshop has adopted a "culture + community" model, attracting hundreds of thousands of participants annually through offline workshops and online live events, promoting traditional culture among youth [2] - The workshop has developed a carbon fiber kite that can fly without strong winds, making it accessible for the elderly and children, and aims to spread the joy of kites beyond just flying [2] Group 2: Beijing Enamel Factory - The Beijing Enamel Factory is the only time-honored brand in the national cloisonné industry, established in 1956, and has been recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage since 2006 [3][4] - The factory has created a series of cultural and creative products that incorporate traditional craftsmanship into modern consumer goods, aiming to make cloisonné accessible to the general public [4] - Recent products include a series of cloisonné items themed around the Beijing Central Axis, which have been well-received and are designed to appeal to younger consumers [4] Group 3: Chang'an Grand Theatre - Chang'an Grand Theatre, established in 1937, has hosted over 10,000 performances and welcomed more than 5 million audience members, playing a crucial role in the transmission of Peking opera [5][6] - The theatre is launching a "dual theatre linkage" model in 2024, collaborating with another theatre to offer over 200 performances of Peking opera and local dramas throughout the year [6] - The theatre has introduced themed stores and a range of cultural products, allowing audiences to take home elements of Peking opera, thus enhancing the cultural experience [6]

Group 1 - The event "Non-Heritage Dream" showcased exquisite handicrafts made by disabled artisans from over ten districts in Beijing, emphasizing the theme of intangible cultural heritage [1][3] - Notable artists, including a no-arm paper-cutting artist and a stone carving expert, demonstrated their unique skills, attracting significant attention from attendees [3] - A variety of traditional handicrafts, such as silk painting, kite making, and shadow puppetry, were displayed, highlighting the artistic talents of disabled individuals [3] Group 2 - The offline display area of the JD Love Cube Assistive flagship store was officially launched, providing a broader platform for disabled individuals to showcase and sell their crafts [5] - Since its launch in December 2024, the JD Love Cube Assistive flagship store has achieved sales revenue of 220,000 yuan, indicating a successful market presence [5] - The Beijing Disabled Persons' Federation aims to integrate online and offline sales channels for disabled artisans, enhancing their income opportunities [7] Group 3 - In September, the Beijing Disabled Persons' Federation plans to organize an exhibition of outstanding handicrafts at the 2025 China International Fair for Trade in Services, showcasing the creativity and skills of disabled artisans to a global audience [8]