Hong Kong Forbidden City Cultural Museum is completed and opened

China Economic Net, June 23 (Reporter Cheng Qi) On June 22, the Hong Kong Palace Museum of Culture held the opening ceremony. Lin Zhengyue, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Li Qun, Deputy Minister of Culture and Tourism, Director of the State Administration of Cultural Relics, and Wang Xudong, president of the Palace Museum, attended and delivered a speech.

Li Qun said that the construction of the Hong Kong Palace Museum Cultural Museum is the creative combination of the Chinese excellent traditional culture and modernization of the Chinese Palace. Traditional culture and innovative practice of Chinese civilization. The completion of the Hong Kong Palace Museum allows Hong Kong citizens to appreciate the beautiful and precious cultural relics, realize the heavy heritage of Chinese excellent traditional culture, and enhance Hong Kong's prosperous cultural self -confidence.

He also mentioned that under the strong leadership of the Central Government, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism and the State Cultural Relics Bureau will strengthen cooperation with the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government to further deepen the cultural, cultural relics, and tourism exchanges between the mainland and Hong Kong, and promote the better integration of Hong Kong's cultural development into China Cultural prosperity has contributed to Hong Kong in the new era for expanding the international influence of Chinese culture and promoting the exchange of human civilization.

Lin Zhengyue said that the construction of the Hong Kong Forbidden City Cultural Museum is inseparable from the unique advantages of Hong Kong under the "one country, two systems", the central government's full support for Hong Kong, and the love of Hong Kong compatriots. Trust of the Palace Museum. The Hong Kong Forbidden City Cultural Museum should shoulder the responsibility of promoting the identity of the national identity of Hong Kong people, and helps Chinese culture to "go global".

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