[Explanation] "Jun Ming Cup" 2020 Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao E-sports Open Finals and E-sports Forum kicked off in Guangzhou on December 19.
Due to the epidemic, Huo Qigang, chairman of the Asian Electronic Sports Federation, spoke in a video connection at the forum.
[Concurrent] Huo Qigang, Chairman of the Asian Electronic Sports Federation
We AESF and the Guangdong E-sports Association, the Hong Kong E-sports Association, and the Macau E-sports Association have signed a cooperation framework agreement. In the next three years, we will also work with e-sports organizations in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao to jointly build the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. In the e-sports system, I am obligated to join hands with young friends in Asia and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area to explore the unknown world and establish a loving and interactive youth communication rules.
[Explanation] Shi Peihong came to Shenzhen from Hong Kong 20 years ago to develop, from opening an Internet cafe to forming an e-sports team. Now, as the honorary president of the Hong Kong E-sports Federation, he has witnessed the cultural exchange of e-sports between Hong Kong and the Mainland Unique role.
[Concurrent] Shi Peihong, Honorary Chairman of Hong Kong E-sports Federation
Whether it is from Hong Kong, Shenzhen or other places, as long as they have common hobbies, they will blend in, communicate and chat together. I gradually discovered that e-sports is not divided into regions and cultures, as long as we do well in promoting , Shenzhen-Hong Kong exchanges are very easy.
I mainly serve as a bridge to communicate with young people in Hong Kong. I hope to be their leader. I hope that they can come to the Greater Bay Area, visit the market, and develop their own opportunities just like I did in the past.
[Commentary] Shi Peihong said that through this forum and competition, he hopes to build a bridge for the cooperation and exchanges among the young generations of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, so that young people from the three places can come together more through common topics and interests.
This event is guided by the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office of the People's Government of Guangdong Province and the AESF Asian Electronic Sports Federation.
The event includes five e-sports events such as League of Legends and Glory of Kings. Since the start of the competition in October, the Open has traveled to Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao. The competition has attracted 387 teams and about 2,000 e-sports players. More than 4 million passengers.
Reporter Wang Qingran from Guangzhou
Editor in charge: [Zhang Kaixin]