China News Service, Shenzhen, February 7 (Zheng Xiaohong, Zhu Zuying) "Towards the Carbon Neutral Bay Area Youth Tour-Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao Youth Cultural Exchange" series of theme activities were launched on the 6th in Bantian Street, Longgang, Shenzhen.
More than 100 works related to "Carbon Neutralization" created by young people in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area are exhibited, including "Turning Waste into Treasure" Macao Youth Handicraft Exhibition, "Green Life" Hong Kong Youth Painting Exhibition, and "Colorful Pengcheng" "Shenzhen Youth Painting Exhibition, etc.
Teenagers from Shenzhen visit “Carbon Neutrality” related paintings.
Photo by Wang Wei
The exhibition is composed of three sections: Zero Carbon Future Bay Area Tour, Bay Area Youth "Painting" Zhonghe, and Bay Area Youth Watching the World.
On the basis of observing and understanding life, young people in Shenzhen, Hong Kong and Macau use their own handicrafts and paintings to show their understanding and imagination of green and low-carbon life on the basis of observation and understanding of life. .
Huang Jiarou, from Hong Kong’s New Territories, expressed in the form of paintings that he “built a carbon-neutral vision and built an ideal home together”; Hong Kong teenagers Zhu Yingyao and Zheng Xiaoxin wrote in their paintings: “Protect rare creatures and build an ecological Greater Bay Area.”
The picture shows the exhibition site of a series of theme activities "Towards a carbon-neutral Bay Area Youth Tour-Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao Youth Cultural Exchange".
Photo by Zhu Zuying
In the exhibition, there are also various types of bee equipment on display, showing cases of harmonious coexistence between man and nature in the form of "Ecology and Life" bee science exhibition.
The Longgang cultural landscape paintings created by Shenzhen teenagers are exhibited on site in the form of eco-friendly bags and power banks.
The picture shows the launching ceremony of a series of theme activities "Towards a carbon-neutral Bay Area Youth Walk-Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao Youth Cultural Exchange".
Photo by Wang Wei
This cultural exchange event was held both online and offline. It was divided into three parts: launch ceremony, cloud exhibition, and green and low-carbon cloud sharing. Xie Zhenhua, Dean of the Institute of Climate Change and Sustainable Development of Tsinghua University, wrote the foreword and said in a written speech, This exhibition tells the story of the inheritors of green, low-carbon and environmental protection. It displays the stories of environmental protection by Mai Lechang, the founder of Hong Kong Langqing Charity, Zheng Wentai, the moral model of Hainan Province, and Peter Detchon, the Australian beekeeper "craftsman", showing their respect for nature and protection The environment, the footprint of the struggle to promote the development of environmental protection.
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