Third Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Festival Showcases Regional Heritage Culture in Hong Kong
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Summary
The third edition of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei Festival kicked off Friday at the Diamond Hill Living Water Park Hangar, running through Sunday. Organized by the China Hong Kong Cultural, Sports and Tourism Association, the three-day event celebrates the hometown culture of Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei provinces through local delicacies, traditional crafts and landmark displays .
Key Points
- Festival runs three consecutive days from Friday at Diamond Hill Living Water Park Hangar
- Opening ceremony attended by Wong Tai Sin District Officer He Yingjun and 7 other officials and association leaders
- Market stalls offer regional specialties and hometown cuisine from all three regions
- Traditional craft workshops include Da Zheng paper-cutting, Yangliuqing New Year picture rubbing, and bookmark painting
- Interactive photo installations feature Great Wall, Tianjin Eye, and lotus-themed backdrops
Why It Matters
The festival strengthens cultural bonds between Hong Kong and mainland communities while preserving intangible heritage through hands-on experiences, fostering national identity and cross-regional understanding among Hong Kong residents .
The festival strengthens cultural bonds between Hong Kong and mainland communities while preserving intangible heritage through hands-on experiences, fostering national identity and cross-regional understanding among Hong Kong residents .