Tidal Waves and Wide Bay - "The Future Has Arrived, Bay Has Gravity" Harvesting Activity Successfully Ends the World | Harvesting Team | Harvesting

Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, July 24th (Xinhua) -- The "Future Has Come, Bay Has Gravity" online themed wind gathering event, jointly organized by the Cyberspace Administration of the Guangdong Provincial Party Committee and the Guangdong Greater Bay Area Office, has successfully concluded. A gathering group consisting of central online media, journalists from Guangdong, Hong Kong, and Macao online media, internet celebrities, and representatives of teachers and students from Hong Kong and Macao visited cities such as Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Zhongshan, and Jiangmen within four days to learn about the latest construction progress in the Bay Area, touch the pulse of technological innovation and development, and feel the profound cultural heritage of Lingnan.

The picture shows a group of wind collectors taking a photo at the Sun Yat sen Memorial Hall.

The picture shows a wind gathering group at the wind gathering point of Zhongshan Bridge in the Shenzhong Corridor.

Look: "Shenzhen China Dragon" leaps across the the Pearl River

At the wind harvesting point of the Zhongshan Bridge section of the Shenzhen Zhongshan Passage in Zhongshan City, members of the wind harvesting team stepped on the completed bridge deck to get a close-up view of the bridge's heroic appearance. The under construction Shenzhen Zhongshan Passage connects Shenzhen and Zhongshan cities within Guangdong Province, with a total length of approximately 24 kilometers. After completion and opening to traffic, it can be reached within half an hour by car from Zhongshan to Shenzhen, greatly reducing the travel distance from Zhongshan to places such as Shenzhen and Hong Kong. This construction project is of great significance for deepening the building of the "golden inner bay" life circle of the the Pearl River Port and promoting the integrated development of the urban agglomeration in the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area. At present, the construction of the Shenzhen China Channel has entered the final stage and is expected to be opened to traffic in 2024.

Exploration: Technology "Crystal Ball" Buried 700 meters Underground

The picture shows a wind harvesting team taking a cable car to the Jiangmen Neutrino Underground Laboratory.

Looking at the "giant dragon" on the bridge and the underground weight detector. At the Jiangmen Neutrino Experimental Base, a national major scientific and technological infrastructure, a wind harvesting team took a cable car to a laboratory at a depth of 700 meters to glimpse the true appearance of underground neutrino detection devices. It is understood that this deep underground technology tool will start operating data collection in 2024 to assist scientists in capturing neutrino traces and exploring the mysteries of the universe. The staff introduced that this major scientific and technological project is of great significance for optimizing the scientific and technological innovation pattern on both sides of the the Pearl River Estuary and realizing the leap forward transformation of China's neutrino physics research.

The picture shows the neutrino detection device in the Jiangmen Neutrino Underground Laboratory.

View: World Cultural Heritage of Hometown of Overseas Chinese for a Century

The picture shows the group taking photos in the Kaiping Diaolou and Villages, a world cultural heritage site.

"Magpies are happy and celebrating the New Year; Dad went to Jinshan to earn money, earning millions of gold and silver, and returned to his house as a wheat field." This folk nursery rhyme tells a story from his hometown of overseas Chinese. The last stop of this wind harvesting activity is Jiangmen, a famous hometown of overseas Chinese in China. The members of the gathering group visited the Kaiping Diaolou and Villages, China's first overseas Chinese cultural world heritage. The watchtower, resembling a fortress and a combination of Chinese and Western elements, showcases the unique charm of overseas Chinese architecture in the rural fields. It is reported that hundreds of years ago, a large number of overseas Chinese from Jiangmen Kaiping returned to their hometowns to build homes. In order to protect the safety of overseas Chinese families, they built watchtowers with defensive, flood control, and residential functions. The watchtower that stands to this day witnesses the story of overseas Chinese spanning a century, and also connects the nostalgia between overseas Chinese and their homeland.

The picture shows the establishment of the Kaiping Diaolou Group, a world cultural heritage site.

"Highlights throughout the journey, full harvest." After gaining a close, multi-dimensional, and in-depth understanding of the development dynamics and profound cultural heritage of the Greater Bay Area, members of the sampling team expressed their feelings about this trip, as well as their confidence and expectations for the future of the Greater Bay Area.

Hong Kong self media person Gao Songjie stated that during the rapid development and construction of the Greater Bay Area, significant investment has been made in the field of technology, while also preserving our precious traditional culture, which is very valuable. Through this event, he has had many unforgettable experiences and insights. He hopes to share them with friends from mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, and overseas through various platforms, so that they can feel the opportunity, vitality, friendliness, culture, and vitality of the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area.

Rong Zhen Zhen, Secretary General of the Macau Patriotic Education Youth Association, also expressed many emotions. She said, "There are so many bright spots in the Great Bay Area. First of all, the rapid economic development has made it one of the most dynamic economic regions in the world. There are not only many Internet and technology enterprises gathering, but also many world-class financial institutions and free trade zones. Second, the Great Bay Area has a rich and diverse cultural and historical heritage. The Great Bay Area is really a place full of vitality, diversified development, natural and cultural beauty! China's future lies in the Great Bay!"