Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the shift from general skills training for veterans to a more specialized and targeted training approach, allowing veterans to choose their professional training based on individual circumstances [1] - The city of Xingcheng has implemented a "class-based" training model for veterans, organizing skills training sessions twice a year, focusing on both general employment needs and specific professional skills [1] - The training program includes initial large classes of 20 to 25 participants to understand employment demands and policies, followed by smaller classes of fewer than 5 participants for specialized training [1] Group 2 - The training programs are conducted in collaboration with local institutions such as Liaoning Finance and Trade Institute and Bohai Shipbuilding Vocational College, covering fields like artificial intelligence, mechanical maintenance, and drone operation [2] - Many veterans returning to their hometowns opt for self-employment, with the city selecting reputable and high-potential enterprises to support veterans in their entrepreneurial endeavors through a dedicated incubation base [2]