The exchanges between the Mainland and Hong Kong and Macao resumed on the 6th, which is also the opening day of primary and secondary schools in Guangdong. "When I learned the news of the comprehensive recovery, my first thought was that the new year could increase exchanges with 'sister schools' in Hong Kong and Macao." Kong Hong, principal of Chaotian Primary School in Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, said that with the comprehensive clearance, the school would increase exchanges with' sister schools' in Hong Kong and Macao, and expand the number of pairs in due time. Write the word "Fu" and harvest the red onion which means "red, bright and bright" Students from the Hong Kong and Macao Children's Class of Chaotian Primary School in Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City received the "opening gift". Pan Yuxi, who is from Hong Kong and studying in the Hong Kong and Macao children's class of Chaotian Primary School, performed the program "Red Beans in the Southern Region Sends New Branches". "Guangdong Opera, as the most representative traditional art in the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, has unique Lingnan cultural charm." At the age of 10, Pan Yuxi likes Cantonese culture. He usually draws traditional Chinese paintings and carves bronze sculptures. He also takes advantage of his holidays to visit and study the Guangdong Opera Museum and experience the makeup of Cantonese Opera. "Through this experience, I learned that the makeup of Cantonese opera is made up of different colors, so that the audience can see at a glance whether he is a good person or a bad person." Pan Yuxi said, hoping that everyone will know more about Cantonese opera and learn the traditional culture of Cantonese opera. The Outline of the Development Plan for the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao proposes to strengthen exchanges and cooperation in basic education, encourage primary and secondary schools in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao to form "sister schools", build schools for children from Hong Kong and Macao or set up classes for children from Hong Kong and Macao in Guangdong and provide boarding services. In September 2019, Guangzhou took the lead in opening a class for Hong Kong and Macao children. The enrollment target is the school-age children of Hong Kong and Macao residents with residence permits in Guangzhou. In addition to offering classes for children from Hong Kong and Macao, Guangzhou has also established schools for children from Hong Kong and Macao in recent years. In 2022, Guangzhou will add 1 school for children from Hong Kong and Macao and 18 classes for children from Hong Kong and Macao. In Yuexiu District, Guangzhou, the Hong Kong and Macao children's classes are located in Guangzhou Peizheng Middle School and Guangzhou Chaotian Primary School in Yuexiu District. Up to now, Chaotian Primary School has received the fourth batch of children from Hong Kong and Macao, and more than 100 children are studying in Guangzhou. "I am very happy here and can learn a lot about traditional Chinese medicine." Chen Yanxi, who is 7 years old from Macao, is also attending the Hong Kong and Macao children's class at Chaotian Primary School. It is reported that at ordinary times, the school will hold a series of activities such as research and learning of traditional Chinese medicine to teach the basic theoretical content of traditional Chinese medicine, as well as Lingnan authentic medicinal materials, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, and traditional Chinese medicine prevention and treatment of common diseases, to help students improve their understanding of traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine culture. Last year, a survey conducted by the "the Belt and Road Initiative" of Jinan University and the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area Research Institute showed that more than 80% of the families in the Hong Kong Macao children's class of Chaotian Primary School were satisfied with their education level and hoped that their children would continue to study in universities in the mainland. Nearly 90% of the respondents said they would like to stay in the mainland of the Greater Bay Area for development, and have an optimistic and positive attitude towards the development prospects of the Greater Bay Area of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. It is understood that, as a century-old school, Chaotian Primary School has diversified its patriotic atmosphere through home-school co-education. At the same time, multilingual teaching also allows students from Hong Kong and Macao to tell the world a good story of China. "Our school will offer traditional cultural courses such as Cantonese ancient, Cantonese embroidery and calligraphy to promote the integration and inheritance of culture and education