The award ceremony for a global drawing competition that invited youth aged 6 to 18 to explore cultural diversity through art was held at the Hong Kong Palace Museum in West Kowloon on Monday.
The competition, titled “National Treasures Seeing the World,” was organized by the Shine Tak Foundation. Winning artworks will be exhibited in Hong Kong and included in a commemorative publication, The World’s National Treasures Art Album, which will be distributed to government departments, educational institutions, and libraries in participating countries. Awardees may also be invited to participate in future cultural exchange activities under the program.
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The ceremony was attended by diplomatic representatives from seven nations, consular officials, and senior representatives of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government, celebrating the artistic dialogue among young people.
China Daily‘s Andy Chong took the photos on Monday.
