Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the revival and innovation of traditional crafts in Yongkang, particularly focusing on the preservation and modernization of intangible cultural heritage such as tin sculpture and copper art, which are being integrated with contemporary technology and market demands to enhance their relevance and appeal [6][10][17]. Group 1: Traditional Craft Revival - Yongkang is known as the "City of Hardware" and has 110 representative projects of intangible cultural heritage, but traditional crafts have drifted away from daily life over time [6][7]. - The eighth China International Import Expo showcased national intangible cultural heritage, allowing traditional crafts to engage with global markets [6][10]. - The local government emphasizes cultural prosperity as part of rural revitalization, promoting active protection and innovative transmission of traditional crafts [6][17]. Group 2: Technological Integration - The tin sculpture craft, despite its historical significance, faced challenges due to modern industrial materials and high raw material costs [7][8]. - A "gene bank" for tin sculpture has been established, collecting over 10 TB of data to preserve and innovate the craft [8][9]. - The introduction of VR experiences and AI-generated designs has attracted significant public interest, with over 30,000 visitors during a holiday period [9][10]. Group 3: Market Expansion and Economic Impact - The combination of traditional craftsmanship with modern technology has led to increased production efficiency while maintaining the quality of hand-crafted items [10][11]. - Yongkang's tin sculptures have become popular souvenirs and cultural products, expanding their market presence [10][15]. - In the first three quarters of the year, 31 intangible cultural heritage workshops in Yongkang generated over 4.3 billion yuan in sales, creating employment for over 10,600 people [17]. Group 4: Innovative Transmission and Youth Involvement - Younger generations are actively participating in the innovation and transmission of traditional crafts, integrating modern elements into their designs [14][15]. - Workshops are being established to attract tourists and educate them about traditional crafts, significantly boosting local economies [17]. - The local government supports these initiatives through funding and training programs, fostering a new wave of artisans [17].

Core Viewpoint - The development of border villages in Tibet is significantly improving the living conditions of residents, enhancing local industries, and contributing to national security and stability [1][11]. Group 1: Economic Development - In Lowa New Village, residents have sold over 50 handmade blankets and 100 pillows this year, with half of the sales made through live streaming [3]. - The average annual income of villagers in Lowa New Village exceeds 30,000 yuan, driven by the growth of local industries such as the production of black goats, vegetables, and salmon [5]. - In Gaila Village, known as "the first peach blossom village in Tibet," the annual tourist reception exceeds 110,000, generating over 3.7 million yuan in tourism revenue during the peach blossom festival [7]. Group 2: Infrastructure and Services - The implementation of the "Small Town Construction" initiative in border areas has led to the extension of the main power grid, postal services, and full mobile communication coverage, ensuring safe drinking water and improving public services [11]. - The village of Yuma has complete housing, medical equipment, and educational facilities, with 5G network coverage enhancing remote education [14]. Group 3: Social Impact - The transformation of Gaila Village from poverty to prosperity is attributed to targeted support from Guangdong, which improved the management of cultural tourism and allowed villagers to benefit from ecological development [9]. - Residents express satisfaction with their improved living conditions, highlighting the effectiveness of national policies in providing education and healthcare [9].