Cantonese opera Ms. Ni Huiying, a famous artist, was delighted to hear that Mr. Lung Koon-Tin was selected as the 40th Board of Directors Chairman. She specially led the editorial department of "Cantonese opera Performing Arts Encyclopedia" to visit The Chinese Artists Association of Hong Kong to express her congratulations and to offer incense to pay homage to Master Hua Guang.
Representative of our association Chairman Lung Koon-Tin Mr. Board of Directors welcomes Ms. Ni Huiying and her group of seven people, including Mr. He Duzhong, Mr. Luo Mingen, Ms. Chen Shaomei, Mr. Zheng Weiguo, Ms. Liang Shaoling, and Ms. Tam Peiyi. Mr. Vice-Chairman Chan Hung-Chun, Ms. Vice-Chairman Chan Wing-Yee, directors Ms. Wei Junhui, Ms. Tang Meiling, Ms. Liu Huiming, Mr. Lin Kehui, Mr. Song Hongbo and Mr. Li Tingxi also attended. The two parties had a friendly exchange on the development and inheritance of Cantonese opera, and the atmosphere in the office was warm.
Ms. Ni Huiying expressed that she felt very cordial to be able to visit her colleagues this time. She believes that the development of Cantonese opera is now in a good period. Excellent traditional culture is the source of our cultural confidence. General Secretary Xi Jinping attaches great importance to and praises traditional culture, which has played a great role in the popularization and promotion of Cantonese opera.
We would like to thank the editorial department of "Cantonese opera Encyclopedia of Performing Arts" for donating a complete set of books to The Chinese Artists Association of Hong Kong. The association also presents The Chinese Artists Association of Hong Kong 70th anniversary souvenirs to the guests, including the 70th anniversary special issue, the classic Cantonese opera heritage books, hats and sports towels printed with the 70th anniversary dragon and phoenix logo.
Afterwards, both parties went to the Hong Kong Cantonese Music and Arts Federation and were received by Mr. Yu Bole. During the dinner, Lung Koon-Tin Chairman provided a lot of valuable opinions on how the two sides can establish more channels in the future and strengthen the exchange and inheritance of Cantonese opera culture between the two places.
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