On the 24th, the "Joining Hands to Welcome National Day, Unity and Struggle for a Better Future" Hong Kong and Macao Youth Zhejiang Tour event entered Quzhou, Zhejiang. On that day, more than 70 young people from Zhejiang and Hong Kong visited Confucius' Southern Ancestral Temple, the Chinese Confucian Academy, and other places to worship Confucius, recite the Analects, and experience the charm of Southern Confucian culture. Quzhou, Zhejiang has a civilization history of over 9000 years. The legitimate descendants of the Kong family built temples and established their own homes in Quzhou, where they thrived and thrived. As a result, Quzhou became the second hometown of the Kong family and was known as the "Southeast Queli and South Confucian Holy Land". For Hong Kong youth Cheng Guijian, the most memorable experience of this trip to Zhejiang was as one of the representatives of Hong Kong youth, presenting a flower basket to the statue of Confucius during the Confucius ceremony. The flower basket is very heavy and requires two people to work together to move in front of the statue of Confucius. This is a very profound experience. Usually, we also have courses on the Analects in Hong Kong schools, and this time we have a more concrete feeling, "said Cheng Guijian. Hong Kong youth experience Southern Confucian culture. Qian Chenfei took a photo of the scene, and Kong Lingli, the 76th eldest grandson of Confucius, prepared the Analects as a welcome gift for the young people. He said: "Hong Kong youth are our family members. We welcome you to come and have a look and share the traditional Chinese culture.". I know a little about benevolence, filial piety, and gentlemen. The Analects teaches us to be filial to our parents, respect our teachers and teachers, and be open and honest in our behavior. This is my first time coming to Quzhou. I visited the Confucius Southern Ancestral Temple and the Chinese Confucian Academy, and participated in the ceremony to worship Confucius, all of which made me feel the charm of culture Hong Kong youth Yao Jianwei said. Seeing students earnestly studying the culture of Nankong, Zhu Baichun, a teacher at Hong Kong Keyi Middle School, is very pleased. He said, "We must promote traditional Chinese culture and achieve national prosperity. This is the responsibility of young people