(On the left, the highlights of the Expo include the first Mars rover in China, Zhurong. On the right, the "Chuangke Expo 2022", hosted by the Solidarity Hong Kong Foundation, will be held from 12 to 22 next month. Citizens can enter the Expo free of charge.) The "Chuangke Expo 2022" sponsored by the United Hong Kong Foundation will be held in Wanchai from the 12th to the 22nd of next month, with free admission for the public. Highlights of the Expo include 50 national level exhibits, including some star level exhibits, such as China's first Mars rover "Zhurong", high-speed maglev train system with a speed of 600 kilometers per hour, and the Winter Olympic hydrogen fuel torch "Flying", which are also the first time to appear locally; It also exhibited outstanding scientific research achievements in the past 25 years since the establishment of the Hong Kong SAR, such as fire state monitoring cameras. Xu Lizhi, President of the Innovation Institute of the Hong Kong Academy of Sciences, said that the theme of this year's Expo is "Science and Technology Leading the Future", so that the public can fully understand and deeply understand the country's rapidly developing innovation achievements, and inspire the young generation's interest in innovative technology and research in the future Ta Kung Pao reporter Zhong Yi will take "Science and technology lead the future" as the theme of this year's Expo, which will present the major scientific and technological achievements made during the national "13th Five Year Plan", covering five major fields, including aerospace, land, deep-sea, intelligence and biotechnology. Among them, a number of star level exhibits were unveiled in Hong Kong for the first time, including the high-speed maglev transportation system with a speed of 600km/h, which focuses on conquering high-speed maglev vehicles, levitation guidance, traction and operation control systems; China's first Mars Rover Zhurong, powered by solar energy, is mainly used to explore the morphology and geological structure of Mars and look for water ice resources. In addition, citizens can also see the "flying" of the torch of the Beijing Winter Olympic Games, which is the first hydrogen fuel torch in the history of the Winter Olympic Games. The Expo will also showcase 25 outstanding scientific research achievements since the establishment of the HKSAR 25 years ago. These projects come from universities and other research and development institutions in Hong Kong, and are summarized into five modules: medical and health science, communication and automation, culture and smart life, environment and food science, materials science and microelectronics. These include non-invasive prenatal diagnosis technology, precise space instrument fire state monitoring camera, etc., which have been widely used by more than 90 countries or regions around the world. Solidarity Hong Kong Fund hopes to attract about 120000 visitors this year. Zheng Li Jinfen, the president of the fund, said that he believed that the exhibition could promote the society to grasp the opportunities of innovation development and lead Hong Kong young people to know the country. Xu Lizhi, President of the Innovation Institute of the Hong Kong Academy of Sciences and convener of the advisory group of the "Innovation Expo 2022", said that this Expo will enable the public to fully understand and deeply understand the country's rapidly developing innovation achievements, lead Hong Kong to become an international innovation center, and cherish the ambition of contributing to the country's ambition to become a world science and technology power. "Mars Walk" Experience cutting-edge technology In order to let citizens experience the cutting-edge technology of the country, the Expo will not only provide virtual experiences such as Mars Walk and Lunar Exploration Project, but also hold a number of interesting scientific performances, STEM workshops, science innovation demonstration, etc. In addition, the venue also has "ten card slots", covering space travel, Tiangong dream building, underground dragons and other scenes, so that citizens can experience the mysteries of science and technology firsthand. Li Yiying, chairman of the Hong Kong Subsidized Secondary School Council, also said that