Recently, the Hong Kong Southern District Care Team and Wuyi Youth Association organized a Hong Kong Youth Greater Bay Area Exchange Team consisting of more than 40 Hong Kong youth to come to Jiangmen for a two day and one night exchange and learning experience. During this time, the exchange team visited the Comprehensive Experimental Center for Rail Transit at Wuyi University, the Heshan Guoji Nanlian Motorcycle Industry, and the Li Jinji Production Base for exchanges. They visited Qimingli, Changdi Historical and Cultural District, the Overseas Chinese Museum in the Chinese Capital, and the Chikan Overseas Chinese Ancient Town to gain a deeper understanding of the roots, inheritance, and continuation of overseas Chinese culture.

In Qiming, members of the exchange team delved into the history of overseas Chinese, experienced intangible cultural heritage, and marveled at the successful protection and revitalization of ancient buildings in Qiming, including Time Alley, Copper Shrimp Alley, Kwai Fan Alley, Centennial Newspaper House, Wedding Tie Street, and "One Lane, One Feature". "I didn't expect to see such authentic ancient architecture. This unique combination of Chinese and Western architecture has a unique charm," said Hong Kong youth Xiao He.

"Jiangmen is close to Hong Kong and Macao in geography, popularity, cultural connections and exchanges. Hong Kong and Macao youth have a comprehensive and systematic understanding of Jiangmen and our motherland through learning, experience and practice in Jiangmen." The organizer of this exchange delegation said that in recent years, more and more Hong Kong and Macao youth choose Jiangmen as a hot land for entrepreneurship. Organizing youth to study in Jiangmen is not only a journey of finding roots, but also a journey of discovery.

The relevant person in charge of the event organizer stated that in the future, it will drive more and more Hong Kong youth to return to their hometowns for experience and exchange, enabling them to strive for their dreams, start businesses, find employment, and live in the Greater Bay Area, and integrate their personal ideals into the overall development of the country.