China News Service, Beijing, March 10. Title: Kuang Meiyun talks about literary and artistic exchanges between Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao: inspiration, sparks and chemical effects

  Author Zeng Yue

  Since serving as the president of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai Federation of Associations, National People's Congress representative Kwong Mei-yun often needs to travel between Hong Kong and Zhuhai.

The journey that used to take more than four hours can now be reached in one hour.

  For this literary and art worker, the "one-hour living circle" provides convenience for cultural and artistic cooperation between Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, and more diverse and frequent exchanges and interactions also activate new literary and artistic creation inspiration.

  "Everyone will have a better interaction, and some fresh creative ideas will emerge." She said that the three places have the same culture and language, and they also bring together Eastern and Western cultures. Creators with different growth backgrounds gather together, and it is easy for them to be involved in music. , film and television and other artistic works, collisions create new sparks.

  In the past year, Hong Kong and the mainland have cooperated to create the concept of "New Hong Kong Drama", and the works have become popular at home and abroad.

Kwong Mei-wan said that she is happy to see the co-production mechanism between Hong Kong and the Mainland bear fruit again. The integrated development of literary and artistic workers and behind-the-scenes production teams from the two places will help explore new artistic paths and further expand the dissemination field of works.

On March 8, the second session of the 14th National People's Congress held its second plenary session at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.

The picture shows Kwong Mei-yun, deputy to the National People's Congress of Hong Kong, walking towards the Great Hall of the People.

Photo by China News Service reporter Jiang Qiming

  In recent years, the emergence of programs such as "Continuous Sound: Hong Kong Philharmonic Season" has set off a trend of nostalgic Hong Kong Philharmonic.

Classic Hong Kong music has a new flavor and even a new meaning in the new era and new adaptations.

  Kwong Mei-yun said, for example, Cantonese vocabulary is written into Mandarin songs, or mainland singers perform Hong Kong music with unique charm. "I think this kind of interaction is very good, because it can produce a chemical effect, which makes people happy."

  In her opinion, the charm of music lies in "creating resonance". Regardless of whether the geographical location is similar or the language is connected, through lyrics and melodies to convey artistic conception and form resonance, it will have the power to directly touch people's hearts.

  As a singer, Kuang Meiyun has sung many love songs. She hopes that there will be more songs about home and country in the future.

  This year is a critical year for achieving the goals and tasks of the "14th Five-Year Plan".

When talking about the "14th Five-Year Plan", which clearly supports Hong Kong's development into a center for cultural and artistic exchanges between China and foreign countries, Kwong Mei-yun expressed confidence.

  "With its backing to the motherland and connectivity to the world, Hong Kong can play the role of a 'super connector'." She said that Hong Kong should make good use of its cultural endowments in the fields of music, film and television, fine arts and other arts, and give full play to its geographical advantages to bring Chinese culture to the world. to the world.

  On New Year's Day this year, Kwong Meiyun released a new song called "Home".

"A country means a family," she wrote in WeChat Moments. "No matter in good times or bad, having a country and a family is our greatest confidence and confidence." (End)