An invitation letter to the Cultural Cooperation Competition spreads the countless characteristics of China's Kyushu.
The mountains and rivers of Wu and Yue depend on each other, Kun Opera and Yue Opera sing gracefully and harmoniously; the sound of the tide rolls over the island, and the sweet coconut breeze blows into your arms. When the tip of the pen falls on the rice paper, it writes the aftertaste of the opera, poetry, wine, fireworks, and scenery from all directions. It also hides the most tender longing for the other side of the Taiwan Strait, the Hong Kong and Haojiang rivers.
The 34 provinces each have their own characteristics, Hong Kong and Macao have their own unique styles, both sides of the Taiwan Strait have the same cultural roots, and Kyushu has the same fireworks.
The young people use culture as a bridge and sincerity as an appointment. In the intangible cultural heritage and the delicate beauty of their homeland, they go together for a Chinese appointment that spans mountains and seas and blends blood.
Purpose: Taking the cultural integration of Chinese regions as the core and the cross-regional cultural cooperation competition as the context, it connects the gentleness of Wu and Yue, the freshness of the islands, and the four-party style, and draws on the cultural roots of the same origin of the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, the same heart of Hong Kong and Macao, and the same roots of Kyushu. By using the young people's cherishment and invitation to intangible cultural heritage, folk customs, and local customs, we write about the warmth of regional cultures in China that are harmonious but different, and share the same beauty, and convey the feelings of home and country and the sense of cultural belonging that are constantly separated by straits and connected by mountains and seas, so that the fireworks and character of every inch of the land become a gentle footnote to the integration and symbiosis of Chinese culture.