Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office supports Long Yan 2025 to be full of Hong Kong flavor

This annual event is hosted by the Yi Kang Foundation and supported by the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office. The dinner showcased Hong Kong themed cuisine and performances, immersing over a thousand guests from Canadian political, business, and social organizations in the rich Chinese New Year cultural atmosphere full of Hong Kong flavor.

Wu Wanjing stated in her speech at the dinner that in recent years, various large-scale cultural and sports activities have not only brought joy to the citizens, but also established Hong Kong's reputation as the "capital of major events", further consolidating Hong Kong's position as a "center for cultural and artistic exchanges between China and foreign countries", and establishing a rich and colorful cultural atmosphere.

Hong Kong's internationally renowned sand painting artist Hai Chao was invited to perform at this year's Dragon Banquet. Wu Wanjing said, "With elegant movements and exquisite skills, Haichao transforms simple sand painting canvases into vivid and varied images, telling the story of Hong Kong with unique beauty. His sand painting performance perfectly combines creativity and art, showcasing Hong Kong as a vibrant and diverse city full of creativity

Hong Kong's internationally renowned sand painting artist Hai Chao performed at the 36th Dragon Banquet held by the Yi Kang Foundation on January 25th.

In addition to the wonderful performances, the guests also tasted different Hong Kong style specialties, such as Hong Kong style milk tea, Wonton noodles, traditional Chinese desserts, etc.

The Year of the Snake symbolizes wisdom and agility. Wu Wanjing takes this opportunity to extend New Year's greetings to all guests, wishing all industries prosperity and smooth sailing in the Year of the Snake.