Recently, the "Together Towards the Future, Enlightening Dreams in the Greater Bay Area" internship and exchange activity for college students from Beijing, Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Taiwan was launched in Guangzhou. It is reported that students from Beijing, Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Taiwan will have more than a month of internship exchanges and other activities in various industries under the Qifu Group to gain a deep understanding of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area and the great achievements of national modernization. It is reported that during internships, college students from the four regions can not only learn about workplace experience, but also eat, live, and work together, gaining mutual understanding of local customs and culinary culture. Ms. Meng Lihong, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference and Vice Chairman of Qifu Group, delivered a speech at the launch ceremony. She hoped that young college students would cherish this opportunity, gain work experience, fully understand the dynamic outlook of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area, and understand the latest development of the motherland. I sincerely look forward to more young people from Hong Kong and Taiwan coming to the Greater Bay Area to take a look and make outstanding contributions to the high-quality development of the country, "she said. At the launch ceremony, students from Beijing, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, and Taiwan jointly performed the program "Together Towards the Future" gesture dance. This is conducive to deepening students' understanding of each other, enhancing cohesion, and more implying that young people from all over the world will work together towards the future, dream of the Greater Bay Area, and create a brilliant youth in the coming days, "said the organizer of the event. This year, the Jingsui Hong Kong Taiwan University Student Internship Exchange Activity specially planned and launched the "Wonderful Bay Area · Outstanding Youth Sharing Officer" contest, encouraging each student to share the work life, visit, environment, etc., record the wonderful moments and share the beauty of the Bay Area on various social platforms during the internship, such as Circle of Friends, official account, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Tiktok, Little Red Book, Station B, etc; And we will continue to hold the 6th "Golden Bay Cup" Beijing Guangzhou Hong Kong Taiwan University Student Micro Film Competition, allowing students from the four regions to collaborate deeply and work together to complete the filming and production of micro films. Ye Yunrui, a college student from Hong Kong, said, "As an important national development strategy and economic center, the Greater Bay Area has rich economic and innovative resources, providing vast development opportunities for young people in Hong Kong and Taiwan. If there are opportunities that align with my career goals, I am likely to return to the mainland for development in the future. Lu Xianming, also from Hong Kong, stated that this event provides an opportunity for experiential learning and exchange, which helps young people from Hong Kong and Taiwan learn from each other and grow together with those from mainland China. He is interning at Qifu Hospital and looks forward to gaining work experience and familiarizing himself with the hospital's workflow during the internship. He also stated that his current understanding of the Greater Bay Area is not sufficient. He hopes to increase his understanding of the mainland through this internship and personally experience the achievements of China's rapid development. If the opportunity is ripe, he will consider using the mainland as his future development direction. Lin Qianyu, a college student from Taiwan, said: "There are very mature living and business facilities here, including village buses, subways, business centers, hospitals, 24-hour convenience stores, etc., which I have never seen before in Taiwan... After graduation in the future, I will consider the development of the mainland, and the competitiveness and learning dimensions of the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area can make me improve a lot". (China Daily Guangdong Reporter Station Qiu Quanlin | Dong Anqi)