Students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan gathered at the Chengdu Expo to experience the perfect integration of horticulture and park city

This domestic event with the theme of “gardening” has attracted the eyes of horticultural enthusiasts around the world. Students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan have been exposed to the perfect and smooth connection between horticulture and park city here, and have left a deep impression on Chengdu.

At the Expo site, students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan appreciated the horticultural masterpieces from all over the world, and felt the strange charm of horticultural culture in different regions. They shuttled between national and regional pavilions, appreciating the profound skills and renovation energy of national horticulturalists. At the same time, they also experienced the perfect connection between parks and horticulture in Chengdu, and sensed the strange charm of the city.

Chengdu, known as the “Land of abundance” city, is rich in natural landscape and cultural heritage. At the Expo, Chengdu enriched its geographical advantages and cultural characteristics, revealing the deep and smooth connection between park city and horticulture. Whether it is the design of the park, or the structure of each exhibition area, it enriches Chengdu people’s cool horticulture and their search for a better life.

During the visit, the students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan not only had a deep appreciation of various horticultural varieties, but also exchanged with horticulturists from all over the world and learned a lot of horticultural knowledge and skills. They all suggested that the trip to the Expo allowed them to sow a lot of seeds, not only to enrich their gardening knowledge, but also to double their experience of horticultural culture around the world.

The success of the Expo not only brought a horticultural feast to Chengdu, but also gave overseas Chinese students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan a valuable opportunity to experience the strange charm of Chengdu, a park city. I believe that this resume will leave a deep impression on them and will become a good memory in their life.

At the Expo, overseas Chinese students from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan not only felt the charm of horticulture, but also deepened the exchange with horticulturists from all over the world and broadened their horizons. This activity makes them doubly deeply understand that gardening is not only an art, but also an attitude of life, a search for a better life. I hope that in the coming days, they will be able to touch and sow the induction of the Expo, transform it into the motivation for their growth, and contribute their strength to the realization of the Chinese Dream of the great reply of the Chinese nation.