The Hong Kong themed film exhibition "Renewal of Youth", jointly organized by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government's Shanghai Economic and Trade Office, Shanghai Film Museum, Hong Kong Film Archive, and others, opened in Shanghai on the 23rd. In the history of Chinese film development, both Shanghai and Hong Kong have been pivotal "film capitals". Shanghai is the birthplace of Chinese cinema. The long-term close cultural exchange between Hong Kong and Shanghai has also promoted the rapid development of Hong Kong's film industry. In recent years, the cooperation in the film and television industry between Shanghai and Hong Kong has deepened, opening up a "parallel flower". Especially since the beginning of this year, the TV drama "Flowers" directed by Wong Kar wai has been popular both online and offline; The "Shanghai Audiovisual" boutique promotion event will be held during the Hong Kong International Film and Television Exhibition in mid March; The Hong Kong themed film exhibition was launched in Shanghai, continuing the wave of film and television "Shanghai Hong Kong fever". This Hong Kong themed film exhibition is guided by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and the Shanghai Film Group, showcasing a total of 8 works, including "Fate", "Rouge Button", "Ah Fei Zheng Zhuan", "Crossing the Four Seas", "The Ghost of a Beautiful Woman", "Half Life Fate", "Forty Men", and "Zhong Wuyan". Among them, "Crossing the Four Seas" and "Half Life Fate" are the latest 4K restored versions. Cai Liang, Director of the Economic and Trade Office of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government in Shanghai, stated in a media interview that the government will launch a "Subsidy Program for Expanding the Mainland Film Market" to support cultural enterprises in Hong Kong and mainland China, invest in and promote the production of Hong Kong directors, and help them expand into the mainland market. This film exhibition is held in Shanghai, and we also hope to attract more mainland audiences to pay attention to and visit Hong Kong by screening classic Hong Kong films. Wang Jianer, Chairman of Shanghai Film Group, stated that over the past decade, the Shanghai Film Museum has been committed to film exchange between Shanghai and Hong Kong, and has continued to cooperate in film restoration, film exhibitions, and other areas. Next, Shanghai Film Group will further promote exchanges between the two cities and help promote the prosperity and development of urban culture. The film exhibition will continue in Shanghai until April 1st. (Lai Xin She)