Group 1 - The event on May 18, themed "The Future of Museums in a Rapidly Changing Society," attracted hundreds of visitors and citizens to the Hainan Provincial Museum of Ethnic Groups [2] - The activities included immersive experiences such as a garden party, intangible cultural heritage demonstrations, in-depth artifact tours, and lectures by museum directors, creating an engaging museum experience [2][3] - The museum's approach broke traditional exhibition models by incorporating interactive games, guided tours, live performances, and thematic lectures, allowing artifacts to "speak" and history to be "within reach" [3] Group 2 - The event featured representatives from four intangible cultural heritage projects, including Li ethnic weaving and Miao wax dyeing, providing visitors with a close-up experience of the cultural heritage of Hainan's ethnic minorities [2] - A lecture titled "A Dialogue Across Time and Space: The 'Two-Way Rush' of Collected Artifacts and Intangible Heritage Skills" was held, emphasizing the contemporary value of cultural heritage through examples of artifact protection in Hainan [3] - The museum aims to leverage this event to further explore the connotations of ethnic cultural heritage and strengthen cultural cohesion for the construction of Hainan Free Trade Port [3]