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Opinion | HK culture could be promoted through competitions

Kevin Lau
2023.08.30 16:27
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By Kevin Lau

To effectively promote Hong Kong culture, I suggest organizing a series of cultural competitions. These competitions could encompass various aspects such as Hong Kong music, food, fashion and history. Through these competitions, we could generate more interest and attention among the public, allowing them to gain a deeper understanding of Hong Kong's culture.

First, there could be a Hong Kong music competition. Participants could be encouraged to create and perform Hong Kong-style music, showcasing the diversity and uniqueness of Hong Kong's music to a wider audience. The competition would serve not only as a platform to showcase musical talent but also as a window for people to explore and appreciate Hong Kong culture. Participants could demonstrate their musical abilities while learning from and being inspired by the creative works and performance skills of others. Additionally, the competition could facilitate music exchanges and collaboration, propelling Hong Kong music onto the international stage and contributing to the dissemination of Hong Kong culture.

Second, a Hong Kong food competition could be held as a multiday event, at which participants cook and showcase traditional Hong Kong delicacies such as siu mai and shrimp dumplings. In addition to traditional food competitions, innovative categories such as "Creative Hong Kong Cuisine" could be introduced to challenge participants' creativity and skills, providing them with a platform to showcase their own creations. Moreover, the competition would offer the audience an opportunity to taste a variety of high-quality dishes, allowing them to experience Hong Kong's unique culinary culture.

Ultimately, these competitions could serve as a platform to promote the charm of Hong Kong culture, allowing more people to understand and appreciate it

Third, the Hong Kong fashion competition would be an exciting event aimed at encouraging participants to showcase their creativity and talent in the field of fashion design. Participants would be required to design and present Hong Kong-style fashion garments, demonstrating the diversity and innovation of Hong Kong's fashion culture. Simultaneously, participants could share their experiences and insights with their peers, drawing inspiration from others' works. This would not only contribute to the development of Hong Kong's fashion industry but also promote Hong Kong's culture and tourism.

Lastly, the Hong Kong history competition could serve as an excellent platform for participants to explore and present Hong Kong's history and cultural heritage. The competition could cover various aspects, including architectural landmarks, cultural figures, and historical events. Through the competition, participants could delve deeply into the history of Hong Kong, gaining a better appreciation for its cultural heritage. They could showcase their historical knowledge and research findings, enhancing their confidence and expressive abilities. Additionally, participating in the competition would allow them to establish connections with other history enthusiasts, sharing their experiences and insights, thereby expanding their knowledge and perspectives.

These competitions would not only provide an opportunity for the public to gain a deeper understanding of Hong Kong culture but would also contribute to the promotion of Hong Kong culture. Participants could learn and explore Hong Kong culture through the competitions, and they could use the platform to exchange and share their understanding and experiences of Hong Kong culture. Ultimately, these competitions could serve as a platform to promote the charm of Hong Kong culture, allowing more people to understand and appreciate it.

The author is a specialist in radiology, with a master degree of Public Health from the University of Hong Kong, and an adviser of Our Hong Kong Foundation.

The article was first published in China Daily.

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