China News Service, Hong Kong, July 1st, title: Both sides of the Victoria Harbour celebrate the festival and Hong Kong citizens actively participate

  China News Agency reporter Wang Jiacheng

  In the early morning of July 1, facing the morning sun, travel along Victoria Harbour from west to east.

At this time, there are still few pedestrians on the road, but the high-rise buildings on both sides of the strait are filled with the joy of the festival early-a five-star red flag is fluttering in the wind, and a huge LED display loops "Celebrate the Centennial of the Founding of the Party, Celebrate the Return of Hong Kong" and " Adhere to one country, two systems and promote prosperity and stability" and other slogans.

  This is the iconic area of ​​Hong Kong. Many companies and organizations, including China Resources Group, Guangdong Investment, Youlian Shipyard, Western Central Merchants Warehouse and China Travel Service Hong Kong, have decorated their buildings to send blessings to the motherland and Hong Kong.

On July 1, a hundred fishing boats with Chinese flags, SAR regional flags and banners cruised the Victoria Harbour to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China and the 24th anniversary of Hong Kong’s return to the motherland.

The picture shows the fishing boats and the outdoor screens of the buildings on both sides of the Victoria Harbour celebrating with slogans.

Photo by China News Agency reporter Li Zhihua

  At 8:30 in the morning, more than one hundred fishing boats carrying national flags and regional flags began to cruise around Victoria Harbour.

According to reports, the boat will deliberately slow down when passing through the waters near the Central Ferris Wheel, Wan Chai Convention and Exhibition, and Tsim Sha Tsui Cultural Centre to facilitate the public to take pictures.

More than 150 buses, minibuses and trams decorated with the theme of "Celebrating the Centennial of Hong Kong's Return to the Communist Party of China" traveled through the city of Hong Kong, hoping to share with the public the joy of the centennial of the Communist Party of China and the return of Hong Kong.

  Also in the morning of the same day, members of the Hong Kong non-governmental organization "China Heritage" came to the top of Victoria Peak and sang the national anthem together.

Afterwards, they held the national flag and the regional flag and walked along the morning trail on the top of the mountain. The flag was particularly bright and dazzling against the backdrop of the green trees.

On this special holiday, these Hong Kong citizens offered their most sincere wishes in the most "ordinary" way.

  There are Hong Kong groups organizing movie-watching activities to welcome the festival.

Among them, the Hong Kong Chinese Enterprises Association (China Enterprise Association) held 10 "1921" special movie viewing activities in 10 different places.

  According to Zhang Xialing, President of the China Enterprise Association, the China Enterprise Association organized about 800 employees of Chinese-funded enterprises stationed in Hong Kong to watch the movie.

Today is the 100th anniversary of the Communist Party of China. On this special day, watching "1921" is of special significance.

  He said that since the establishment of the Communist Party of China, each of us Chinese can feel that it is the Communist Party of China that has led the Chinese people to stand up, become rich and become strong.

I hope that Hong Kong, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, will work hard to make "one country, two systems" stable and far-reaching in Hong Kong. I believe Hong Kong will have a better tomorrow.

  Li Xiguang, president of the Hong Kong branch of the China Development Bank who participated in the movie, said that the movie "1921" made him feel excited, and he also participated in the flag-raising ceremony held by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government this morning.

"On the centuries of the founding of the Chinese Communist Party, I am very proud to be able to come to work in Hong Kong."

  The Hong Kong Elite Club specially produced a film called "Mission" for this day, and held its premiere ceremony at Yo Place, the Greater Bay Area Common Home Youth Charity Fund.

With the three themes of "past", "present" and "future", the film invites Hong Kong youths from different strata to inspect and visit many anti-Japanese relics in Hong Kong. Through an exclusive interview with the anti-Japanese veterans Lin Zhen and Li Han, listen to them talk about this. This section of history textbook does not include the history of Dongjiang Column.

  Ling Junjie, chairman of the Hong Kong Elite Club and general convenor of the "Mission" event, hopes that through the short film, Hong Kong people, especially young people, can have a deeper understanding of the history of Hong Kong and the country.

The past presidents of the Hong Kong Elite Club also shared their experiences at the meeting. They believed that the peace and stability of the country today are hard-won, and young people must undertake the mission to jointly build a history of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation in the next 100 years.

  At sunset, returning to the waterfront of Hong Kong Island, the breeze was slow.

In a blink of an eye, night fell, and the lights on both sides of the Victoria Harbour came on one by one.

And Hong Kong’s blessings to the motherland are also particularly shining at this moment.

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