"I hope to use this exhibition to allow the people of Guangxi to glimpse the daily life of Hong Kong. Intangible cultural heritage is not as distant as imagined. The pineapple buns and Hong Kong style milk tea that everyone eats are precious intangible cultural heritage projects." Wang Zhuoran, Director of the Liaison Office of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government in Guangxi, said on the 13th that he hopes mainland compatriots can have a different feeling after watching the Guigang Tourism and Culture Exhibition and taking a walk in Hong Kong. The Guigang Tourism and Culture Exhibition, themed "Experience the Artistic Charm of Xiangjiang and Roam the Green Waters and Mountains of Bagui", opened in Nanning on the same day. Hong Kong style milk tea making skills, Chinese style long shirt making skills, big pit dance fire dragon, theater construction skills A variety of Hong Kong intangible cultural heritage projects gather together, showcasing the diverse intangible cultural heritage and tourism resources of Hong Kong. "I was attracted by the Hong Kong style milk tea making techniques, and behind every cup of fragrant Hong Kong style milk tea, there are countless craftsmen's hard work and inheritance of skills. After tasting Hong Kong style milk tea, Huang Yunyan, a young man born in the 1990s, said that it turned out that Hong Kong's" intangible cultural heritage "has already entered the lives of mainland Chinese people.". She plans to take the high-speed train with her whole family to Hong Kong for tourism this summer, drink morning tea, watch dragon dances, and further understand the colorful intangible cultural heritage of Hong Kong. "These intangible cultural heritage projects not only represent the history and cultural traditions of Hong Kong, but also the crystallization of the wisdom and creativity of the people of Hong Kong." Li Zhijian, a "Generation Z" youth from the mainland, believes that Hong Kong's characteristic intangible cultural heritage projects will add unique charm to Hong Kong's tourism industry, attracting tourists from both domestic and foreign countries to experience. "We hope that the two cities of Guangxi and Hong Kong can strengthen cooperation in the field of intangible cultural heritage in the future and establish a positive interaction." There may not always be cultures from the past, but we want to experience the charm of Hong Kong's intangible cultural heritage firsthand. "Zeng Xiaoyan, a" post-95s "youth, said that she often goes to Hong Kong for tourism and shopping, but has not yet had a good experience of Hong Kong's intangible cultural heritage, which has given her a new purpose of traveling to. "This exhibition showcases dozens of Hong Kong intangible cultural heritage in various forms, hoping that the public can understand the stories behind these cultural treasures through these exhibitions." Wang Zhuoran pointed out that Hong Kong is an international metropolis and a multicultural city, containing rich intangible cultural heritage. In the future, we will continue to strengthen exchanges and cooperation with Guangxi, and promote the dissemination and promotion of Hong Kong intangible cultural heritage in Guangxi. This exhibition is jointly organized by the Hong Kong Tourism Development Council, Guangxi Overseas Friendship Association, and the Department of Culture and Tourism of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. The exhibition will be open to the public for free from today until April 7th. (Lai Xin She)