Greater Bay Area Promoted as a Model for Global Cultural Exchange
Cultural leaders discuss the integration of technology and culture at a forum in Shenzhen.
The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area was presented as a potential global benchmark for cultural governance during the Forum on Building Cultural Strength and Promoting Digital Intelligence, held in Shenzhen, Guangdong province.
This event is part of the broader Forum on Building up China's Cultural Strength 2025, which included several parallel activities over two days.
Cultural figures emphasized the significance of the Greater Bay Area as a thriving hub for cultural integration, showcasing its unique blend of traditions influenced by historical trade and globalization.
Wu Zhiliang, chairman of the Federation of Associations of Cultural Sectors of Macau, noted the region's rich cultural heritage, which combines elements from the ancient Baiyue community and the Central Plains culture with modern influences.
He highlighted landmarks in Macao, such as the Na Tcha Temple and the Ruins of Saint Paul's College, as examples of this cultural fusion.
Wu advocated for a model of cultural engagement that transcends cultural dominance and protectionist tendencies.
He posited that the Greater Bay Area could offer innovative solutions for cultural exchanges and mutual understanding among civilizations.
He underscored the dual role of digital technologies in both preserving cultural heritage and generating economic benefits across various industries.
Li Tsz-shu, vice-president of public affairs at Tencent, supported the idea that technology facilitates cultural connection.
He detailed how advancements like artificial intelligence and virtual reality are reshaping communication and cultural interactions.
Li spoke of a 'digital vault' concept, wherein cultural heritage can be preserved in its original form while allowing broader access and appreciation across different demographics.
In discussions surrounding global cultural dynamics, Li noted that the fusion of technology and culture in the Greater Bay Area could enhance China's soft power and promote international exchanges.
Liu Shuyong, deputy chief editor of the Hong Kong Chronicles Institute, highlighted the importance of regional cultural cohesion as a vital goal for the Greater Bay Area.
In light of the 80th anniversary of China's victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Liu called for promoting patriotism and the historical spirit of resilience among the youth in Hong Kong and Macao.
He emphasized that such awareness could galvanize the younger generation to contribute positively to national development and international peace.
Prominent figures from the cultural sector, including actor Zhang Guoli, expressed optimism about the potential for the Greater Bay Area's policies to support the arts.
Zhang indicated that drama could act as a unifying force within the region, facilitating cultural integration and encouraging the creation of high-quality cultural content that could reach audiences nationwide.
This event is part of the broader Forum on Building up China's Cultural Strength 2025, which included several parallel activities over two days.
Cultural figures emphasized the significance of the Greater Bay Area as a thriving hub for cultural integration, showcasing its unique blend of traditions influenced by historical trade and globalization.
Wu Zhiliang, chairman of the Federation of Associations of Cultural Sectors of Macau, noted the region's rich cultural heritage, which combines elements from the ancient Baiyue community and the Central Plains culture with modern influences.
He highlighted landmarks in Macao, such as the Na Tcha Temple and the Ruins of Saint Paul's College, as examples of this cultural fusion.
Wu advocated for a model of cultural engagement that transcends cultural dominance and protectionist tendencies.
He posited that the Greater Bay Area could offer innovative solutions for cultural exchanges and mutual understanding among civilizations.
He underscored the dual role of digital technologies in both preserving cultural heritage and generating economic benefits across various industries.
Li Tsz-shu, vice-president of public affairs at Tencent, supported the idea that technology facilitates cultural connection.
He detailed how advancements like artificial intelligence and virtual reality are reshaping communication and cultural interactions.
Li spoke of a 'digital vault' concept, wherein cultural heritage can be preserved in its original form while allowing broader access and appreciation across different demographics.
In discussions surrounding global cultural dynamics, Li noted that the fusion of technology and culture in the Greater Bay Area could enhance China's soft power and promote international exchanges.
Liu Shuyong, deputy chief editor of the Hong Kong Chronicles Institute, highlighted the importance of regional cultural cohesion as a vital goal for the Greater Bay Area.
In light of the 80th anniversary of China's victory in the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, Liu called for promoting patriotism and the historical spirit of resilience among the youth in Hong Kong and Macao.
He emphasized that such awareness could galvanize the younger generation to contribute positively to national development and international peace.
Prominent figures from the cultural sector, including actor Zhang Guoli, expressed optimism about the potential for the Greater Bay Area's policies to support the arts.
Zhang indicated that drama could act as a unifying force within the region, facilitating cultural integration and encouraging the creation of high-quality cultural content that could reach audiences nationwide.
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