Singapore media: Hong Kong restarts the literary engine, tells the story of Chinese

Singapore's "Lianhe Zaobao" August 14th article, original title: Hong Kong restarted the literary engine to tell the Chinese Story of the Chinese Palace Museum of Culture on July 3, and attracted a large number of citizens to visit every day. Zeng Ronghui was one of them. After visiting the Hong Kong Palace Museum in early August, he said that many precious cultural relics that could only be seen in the Forbidden City of Beijing in the past are now also seen in Hong Kong. It is not easy.

Zeng Ronghui is engaged in community service work. In addition to work, he is also committed to promoting traditional Chinese culture in the society. He said that promoting Chinese traditional culture to foreign countries in Hong Kong has many advantages: one is convenient transportation; the other is that Hong Kong has long been an international metropolis. A large number of foreigners live in Hong Kong and can directly share Chinese culture with them.

Although the golden age of the Hong Kong entertainment industry has gradually passed in recent years, it is still experienced in holding cultural and art exchange activities. For example, Sotheby's, Christie's and other well -known internationally renowned auction houses have held large -scale auctions in Hong Kong many times in recent years, establishing Hong Kong's position as an international art trading center. After 2017, Hong Kong has gradually become the capital of the museum exhibition. On July 3 this year, the Hong Kong Palace Museum Cultural Museum was officially opened to the outside world, becoming the third "Forbidden City" after the Palace Museum of Beijing and the Palace Museum of Taipei, which means that under the blessing of Hong Kong in Beijing, the dynasty developed into the China and foreign culture and art exchange centers. Take a big step.

The Chinese government mentioned in the "Fourteenth Five -Year Plan" last year that "supporting the development of Hong Kong's development of Chinese and foreign culture and art exchange". Since then, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government has actively developed. On May 11 this year, Chen Jizhi, then director of the Civil Affairs Bureau of the SAR Government, mentioned the five major points of the future Hong Kong cultural and art development policy, including strengthening the relationship with overseas art and cultural institutions.

Ye Deping, president of the Hong Kong History and Culture Research Association, said in an interview with the Lianhe Zaobao that the SAR government actively developed the China -Foreign Cultural Exchange Center and was related to the changes in the international political situation. China's rise in recent years has aroused concerns about Europe and the United States, especially the United States. In this context, culture and art have become a new opportunity, so that everyone can continue to communicate peacefully. Ye Deping believes that China as a large country with 5000 years of civilization, promoting the national image through cultural soft power is very effective.

Hu Enwei, a senior cultural person in Hong Kong, believes that if he wants to improve the soft power of Hong Kong's culture, Hong Kong should rebuild a traditional Chinese cultural system and develop Hong Kong characteristics, especially to cultivate local cultural and artistic talents. In addition, the SAR Government should also consider setting up a cultural and artistic exchange platform similar to the Japan International Exchange Foundation and the German Goethe Institute to promote Hong Kong and overseas, especially in non -Western regions to carry out various types of cultural exchanges and cooperation. (Author Dai Qingcheng)

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