Core Viewpoint - The cultural exchange between Yunnan and Hong Kong is highlighted through performances and events, showcasing the rich heritage and artistic expressions of Yunnan, fostering emotional connections and mutual understanding between the two regions [1][6][7]. Group 1: Cultural Events - The third "Hometown Market Carnival" was held in Victoria Park, Hong Kong, from June 1 to June 5, organized by 30 provincial hometown associations from Hong Kong, featuring Yunnan's local flavors and cultural performances [1]. - Yunnan artists performed the famous folk song "Little River Flows," creating a cultural feast that resonated with both local residents and tourists [1][4]. Group 2: Personal Experiences - Yunnan Bai ethnic soprano He Shu shared her emotional connection to the song "Little River Flows," recalling her first performance in Hong Kong 14 years ago, which deeply moved the audience [1]. - Piano teacher Ding Yu expressed his admiration for Yunnan's diverse culture, noting that his perception of Yunnan was initially shaped by the fictional Dali Kingdom in Jin Yong's novels, but has since evolved through personal experiences [4]. Group 3: Strengthening Connections - Chen Donghai, a key figure in promoting cultural exchanges between Yunnan and Hong Kong, emphasized the increasing connectivity between the two regions, both physically and emotionally, facilitated by direct flights and high-speed trains [6]. - Liu Donghan, a Yunnan singer, highlighted the importance of these exchanges in fostering a deeper understanding of each other's cultures beyond stereotypes portrayed in media [6].