Core Viewpoint - The visit of the Chinese Navy aircraft carrier Shandong and its accompanying fleet to Hong Kong has concluded, with significant public interest and participation in the farewell events [1][3][5]. Group 1: Public Engagement - Hong Kong citizens actively participated in sending off the Shandong carrier group, with many gathering at various vantage points to witness the departure [1][3]. - Individuals like Mr. Cai and a student named Li expressed their enthusiasm for the military's presence, highlighting a sense of national pride and a desire for more naval exchanges in the future [1][3]. - The farewell included various activities, such as singing patriotic songs and waving flags, showcasing the emotional connection between the military and the public [5]. Group 2: Military Significance - The Shandong carrier group, which includes destroyers and frigates, represents China's growing naval capabilities and serves as a symbol of national strength [5][6]. - The visit was marked by a display of military professionalism, with over 700 naval officers forming the phrase "National Security, Family Well" on the flight deck, reflecting the strong relationship between the military and the citizens [5]. Group 3: Official Acknowledgment - The Shandong carrier group expressed gratitude towards the Hong Kong government and citizens for their hospitality and support during the visit, emphasizing a collaborative spirit for future endeavors [6].

Core Viewpoint - A Hong Kong citizen, known as "A-Bing," expressed national pride by waving the Chinese flag to welcome the Shandong aircraft carrier group during its visit to Hong Kong, which resonated with many online viewers [1][5][6]. Group 1: Event Description - A-Bing and his friend planned to hike to a viewpoint to see the Shandong aircraft carrier as it entered Hong Kong waters, aiming to make the fleet feel at home [3][4]. - On July 3rd, at dawn, A-Bing witnessed the Shandong carrier group, which included several warships, entering Hong Kong, while multiple Chinese flags were waving in the breeze [4][5]. - A-Bing expressed pride in seeing the Shandong, noting that it was reminiscent of the first aircraft carrier, Liaoning, visiting Hong Kong eight years prior, and he hopes to see the Fujian carrier in the future [5][6]. Group 2: Emotional Impact - A-Bing and his friend felt a deep emotional connection to the event, believing that the strength of the nation allowed for the creation of its own aircraft carriers, which they viewed as a significant symbol of national pride [6]. - The moment was described as "Chinese-style romance," evoking strong feelings among those present, with A-Bing feeling as if the naval officers acknowledged their flags [4][6]. - After gaining access to the Shandong, A-Bing described the experience as surreal, transitioning from waving the flag to being able to visit the carrier [8][9].