This year's Book Fair is drawing to a close. SHKP continues to cooperate with St. James' Settlement, sponsoring more than 1,000 students to travel to the book fair and buy books. This year, the "Children's Local Chronicles Series Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Return of the People's Republic of China" is also published. "Picture Books" is distributed to all primary schools and kindergartens in Hong Kong free of charge, and on-campus activities are held to allow students to easily and happily get to know the landmarks and stories full of characteristics in the 25 years since the return.
SHKP said that on the 25th anniversary of the return of the motherland, through the SHKP Summer Annual Programme "SHKP Read Good Books", SHKP organized an innovation and technology design competition, sponsored the publication of picture books, and strengthened the promotion of technology innovation and youth reading through book fairs and STEM lectures, etc. , to equip the next generation to cope with future changes and challenges. All secondary, primary and kindergarten students in Hong Kong can participate.
In addition, SHKP also sponsored the publication of the "Children's Local Chronicles Series Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Return of the People's Republic of China - Telling Hong Kong's Story "Finding and Seeing" Scenario Picture Books, which were distributed free of charge to all primary schools and kindergartens in Hong Kong, and organized on-campus activities for students to get to know each other easily and happily Return to 25 years of iconic landmarks and stories.
Kwok Kee-hong, Executive Director of SHKP, said in his speech at the Book Fair that Hong Kong is positioned as an international innovation and technology center in the country's 14th Five-Year Plan. Therefore, he especially cooperates with Hong Kong Technology Innovation Education Alliance and other groups to build a stage for the growth of young people. Through a series of activities To enhance Hong Kong youth's understanding of the history and technological development in the past 25 years since the return of the motherland, and encourage them to acquire knowledge and expand their imagination through reading, to contribute to Hong Kong and the country when they grow up, and to create and build the future together.