To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the "Centennial Journey Across the World - Guangzhou Civil Aviation History Picture Exhibition" was held on the 29th at Terminal 2 of Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport. The exhibition revolves around the century long development of Guangzhou Civil Aviation, showcasing the glorious achievements of China's civil aviation, especially Guangzhou Civil Aviation, since the founding of the People's Republic of China, especially since the 18th National Congress of the Communist Party of China. This exhibition follows a timeline as the visiting flow, guiding visitors to visit in a convenient and orderly manner. Stepping into the exhibition venue, a strong sense of the times rushed in. The exhibition features multiple chapters such as start-up, departure, development, transformation, and flying over, showcasing selected historical classic photos including airport construction, flight operations, and civil aviation figures. Each photo carries an unforgettable memory of civil aviation. In the "Historical Narration" exhibition area, the "oral" history of civil aviation by Professor Xu Guoji, a descendant of witnesses to the "Two Airlines" uprising and a 20-year dedicated researcher of civil aviation history, is being displayed. From the perspective of civil aviation practitioners in Guangzhou, Professor Xu Guoji talks about the dreams, struggles, and glory of the past, and feels the unwavering pursuit and dedication of civil aviation people. The comparison of new and old photos vividly showcases the development and construction achievements of Guangdong Airport Group over the years. Precious old photos and moving visual materials attract passengers and civil aviation staff to stop and exchange, watch and appreciate, and take photos. These old photos awaken our memories of civil aviation and lead us back to the scene of fighting on the front line, participating in airport construction and operation Many 'old civil aviation professionals' came to the scene, sighed an old comrade in the civil aviation industry. (New Society)