The sound of the waves, the music curling up. Under the beautiful and bright night sky of Victoria Harbour, familiar melodies such as "Colorful Clouds Chasing the Moon", "Men Should Be Self Reliant", "Ode to Spring" and so on have touched people's hearts... Recently, the Hong Kong Chinese Orchestra boarded the "World No.1 Scenic Spot" international cruise, taking the sky as the curtain and the city as the scenery, and presented the first cruise network live concert in Hong Kong and audiences around the world. This audio-visual feast, rich in the charm of excellent traditional Chinese culture, is a vivid portrayal of Hong Kong's active promotion of cultural and artistic exchanges between China and foreign countries. The national "14th Five Year Plan" clearly proposes to support the development of a Sino foreign cultural and artistic exchange center in Hong Kong. Hong Kong should focus on grasping the unique creative atmosphere, promoting the construction of the cultural and artistic industry ecosystem, and building a bridge for cultural and artistic exchanges between mainland China and various parts of the world, "said Yang Runxiong, Director of the Cultural, Sports and Tourism Bureau of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Relying on the motherland to promote cultural exchange between China and foreign countries, the Hong Kong Palace Museum of Culture, which has been open for nearly 10 months, welcomed its millionth visitor on April 17th. As a "lucky visitor", Shanghai tourist Ms. Yao received the latest special exhibition "Exquisite and Exquisite" catalog from Wu Zhihua, the director of the Hong Kong Palace Museum of Culture. Upon careful reading of the catalog, exquisite jewelry showcases the profound influence of Chinese aesthetics on the lifestyle and fashion of women around the world. One of the Chinese style makeup boxes made in 1928 was inspired by the Qing Dynasty Kangxi Five Colored Courtyard Courtyard Courtesy Porcelain Plate. Behind the shining light of these jewelry lies the inheritance and exchange of different stories and cultures, "said He Chaoqiong, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and chairman of Xinde Group. The Hong Kong Palace Museum of Culture showcases excellent traditional Chinese culture through innovative and unique curatorial methods, not only allowing ancient civilization to enter modern life, but also allowing beautiful Chinese stories to spread around the world. It is reported that since the opening of the Palace Museum of Culture in Hong Kong, a total of 4 batches of precious cultural relics borrowed from the Beijing Palace Museum have been presented to audiences at home and abroad. "Our original intention to build the museum is to carry forward the excellent traditional Chinese culture and promote dialogue and exchange between different civilizations." Wu Zhihua said that the museum will continue to plan exhibitions and educational activities with Hong Kong characteristics and world-class level, and practice the concept of integrating China and the world, and connecting the ancient and modern. The West Kowloon Cultural District, located on the banks of Victoria Harbour, covers an area of approximately 40 hectares and is one of the largest cultural projects in the world. Feng Cheng Shuyi, CEO of the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, stated that the positioning of Hong Kong's "Sino foreign Cultural and Art Exchange Center" is unique and clear. "Our biggest advantage is to rely on our motherland and have rich cultural resources. As an ambassador for cultural promotion in Hong Kong, composer and conductor Tan Dun plans to lead Hong Kong performing artists to the mainland of China this year to see the great rivers and mountains of the motherland, such as going to Guizhou and Shaanxi to have a 'dialogue' with excellent traditional Chinese culture, and then taking the Hunan Women's Book Village to explore the origin of the national intangible cultural heritage of women's books. In the spring of the recovery of all things, a series of literary and artistic events were staged in Hong Kong: graffiti and street art exhibition planned by well-known modern and contemporary art curators in the gorgeous city night scene were brilliant in Tsim Sha Tsui; The Basel Art Exhibition, known as the "global art market vane", attracts visitors from 32 countries and