Recently, Hong Kong's quadrennial "2017 Southern Tourism and Cultural Festival" kicked off at Repulse Bay Beach. It is reported that the pulse Beachfront Mall in Repulse Bay was invited to be a partner of the festival this year. To celebrate the opening, the pulse Beachfront Mall and the 2017 Southern Tourism and Cultural Festival Committee organized a beach carnival, which can be called the first large-scale inflatable game beach carnival in Hong Kong. King's entertainers Li Keqin and Yong 'er, as well as local bands Supper Momen and GDJYB (Steamed Meat pie with Egg), all came to the show, which was full of laughter and applause.
The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region also attended the launch ceremony with a group of officiating guests. The Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region expressed his hope that the event would attract more foreign tourists to Hong Kong and enrich the lives of local people.
Li Keqiang, who lives in the Southern District, was invited to participate in the ceremony. When asked why he chose the southern district as his place of residence, he said, "The geographical environment in the southern District is excellent, near the mountains and the sea, leisurely and lively, and the population density is relatively low, which brings me a feeling of leisure and leisure. It is an ideal place for me, my wife and children to live." "The holidays will be dominated by parent-child activities, including having a picnic at Cyberport with my wife and children. In the summer, I would hang out in Repulse Bay. Besides swimming and basking in the sun, I would also like to go to the pulse, the only beachside shopping mall in Hong Kong. Sitting in the outdoor food street, whether it is for a family or friends, having a meal while enjoying the sea breeze, is very comfortable and enjoyable.
At the opening ceremony, Ms. Young performed with children from the Chinese dance class of the New Home Association Kowloon East Service Office. "With the opening of the South Hong Kong Island Line, we hope that more Hong Kong residents and tourists can come to the South District to experience its unique cultural features, historical sites, literary history and traditional culture," said Young. Closing the show was the band's Supper Moment of success last year, and their fiery music capped off the opening ceremony.
Apart from the spectacular performances on stage, Hong Kong's first large-scale inflatable games beach Carnival was organised by the pulse. For the first time in history, a series of giant inflatable games were set up on the beach, including an obstacle course series and an enormous inflatable slide with a height of 9 meters. There were also free food booths and over a dozen game booths. Crowds of people spent an afternoon in the beautiful shallow beach to witness the highlights of the opening ceremony.
About the pulse
Located at the prestigious 28 Beach Road, Repulse Bay, the pulse is the largest beachfront shopping mall in Hong Kong. Integrated with shopping, exquisite food and 180 degrees of endless sea view, the beach also has a variety of recreational facilities tailored for children and pets, committed to providing unique new experience of eating, shopping and leisure.
About the 2017 Southern Tourism and Culture Festival
The Southern District Tourism and Culture Festival was established by the Southern District Council to promote the natural and cultural tourism resources of the Southern District. In addition, the fourth landmark of the "Southern District Literature Trail", a statue of Stray Birds 31 in honor of famous writer Xiao Hong, was unveiled at Reshui Bay on Friday. It is reported that the festival will hold a series of activities in the Southern District starting from February, such as Ap Lei Chau's Birthday, Southern Theatre, Aberdeen Dragon Boat Race, Fishing Harbour guided tour, Southern Literature Trail guided tour, Mid-Autumn Festival Fire Festival, etc., to attract more residents and tourists to visit and feel and understand the unique cultural atmosphere of the Southern District.
