Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of the 93rd Courtyard Museum in Beijing's Xicheng District to break the tradition of closing during the Spring Festival, instead inviting visitors to engage with traditional culture through hands-on experiences with intangible cultural heritage [3][10]. Group 1: Cultural Engagement - The museum hosted multiple intangible cultural heritage inheritors during the Spring Festival, allowing visitors to experience traditional crafts firsthand [3][10]. - Visitors participated in activities such as making螺钿 (mother-of-pearl inlay) and painting Peking opera masks, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of these art forms [6][8]. - The museum's director expressed pride in transforming the space into an "accessible cultural living room" rather than a mere repository of artifacts [10]. Group 2: Community Involvement - Staff members, including volunteers, actively participated in the museum's operations during the holiday, reflecting a strong community commitment to cultural preservation [11]. - The initiative attracted nearly 100 teams and individuals to promote the protection of historical and cultural heritage in Xicheng District, emphasizing the importance of integrating cultural heritage into everyday life [13]. Group 3: Visitor Experience - Visitors expressed excitement and pride in creating their own cultural artifacts, such as螺钿胸针 (mother-of-pearl brooches) and京剧脸谱 (Peking opera masks), which they viewed as meaningful additions to their celebrations [6][8][15]. - The museum's approach to cultural transmission was highlighted as a successful model for ensuring that intangible heritage remains vibrant and relevant [15].

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the "Ailifang Assistive Employment Flagship Store" on JD.com marks a significant step in promoting the talents and creativity of disabled individuals in Qingtai Street, enabling them to increase their income and realize their self-worth through online sales of handmade crafts [1][3]. Group 1: Platform and Products - The "Ailifang" platform, created by the Beijing Disabled Persons' Federation and JD Group, is the first online platform specifically designed for vocational rehabilitation products for disabled individuals [3]. - The initial products launched include handmade items such as mother-of-pearl brooches and quilled paper pendants, showcasing the dedication and artistic pursuit of disabled artisans [3]. Group 2: Service and Support Structure - Qingtai Street has implemented a multi-faceted approach to support disabled individuals, including the establishment of a "Love Sale" counter in a local mall, creating a sales structure that combines rehabilitation institutions, charitable markets, and community support [5]. - The opening of the online flagship store on JD.com provides a broader platform for showcasing and selling the labor results of disabled individuals, enhancing the interaction between online and offline channels [5]. Group 3: Future Directions - Qingtai Street aims to use the entry of disabled handmade crafts into JD.com as a new starting point to explore new paths for "Internet + Assistive Employment," gathering more social support and showcasing the talents of disabled individuals [5].