一双巧手，将参天原木打造成可扬帆出海的木船。这艘独具香港文化特色的传统中式木帆船，就是"张 保仔号"帆船，由香港光明船厂第三代传人区世杰和他的父亲区渭手工打造。 走进筲箕湾阿公岩，一排铁皮屋尽入眼帘，绿色招牌上写着"光明船厂"四个大字。船厂共有两层，底层 较昏暗，铺满木材及拖船工具，连接着室外小码头。 在船厂内，区世杰打开一个精致木箱，从一叠叠牛油纸中抽起一卷，小心翼翼地摊开——这正是当 年"张保仔号"的图纸，上面各类数字、形状等皆有详细标注。 "张保仔号"诞生于2006年，彼时的船厂因订单减少陷入经营困难。"偶然经人介绍，有一个客户要订做 一艘营业船，但因为结构特别复杂，业内少有人敢接单。"看到设计图纸后，连经验丰富的这对父子也 犯了难。 区世杰与中式木帆船合影。 吕小炜摄(新华社发) 夕阳西沉时，海面被落日余晖映照得波光粼粼，维多利亚港迎来极具诗意的时刻：两岸的高楼大厦灯光 渐次亮起，海面上一艘夺目的红色中式木帆船徐徐驶过……这"一抹红"成为维港标志性一幕，让不少访 港旅客印象深刻。 "在香港的高楼之间登上了一艘江湖慢船，现代繁华与传统情怀在这片海面上完美交融。"来自上海的旅 客顾佳宁看着海面上的"张保仔 ...

Company Overview - The "Zhang Bao Zai" boat was created in 2006 by the Guangming Shipyard, which was facing operational difficulties due to a decrease in orders [2] - The boat is a traditional Chinese wooden sailboat, handcrafted by the third-generation shipbuilder Qu Shijie and his father Qu Wei [1][2] - The shipyard was founded in the 1950s and has been passed down through three generations, with Qu Shijie learning shipbuilding from a young age [3] Industry Context - Hong Kong has a rich maritime history, having become an important trade transshipment port after its opening, which contributed to the flourishing of the shipbuilding industry [2] - The shipyard once produced 50-60% of the operating boats in Hong Kong, catering to tourists and residents [3] - The demand for traditional wooden boats has declined due to the rise of lighter, modern vessels and the high cost of raw materials [3] Craftsmanship and Challenges - The construction of the "Zhang Bao Zai" involved complex design and craftsmanship, taking approximately nine months to complete [2] - Qu Shijie emphasized the importance of precision in shipbuilding, noting that even a 0.5 cm error could lead to significant issues [2] - The shipyard has shifted its focus from building new vessels to repairing and maintaining existing ones due to declining market demand [3] Future Aspirations - Qu Shijie hopes to inspire younger generations to take an interest in traditional shipbuilding techniques and preserve this cultural heritage [4] - He maintains a collection of ship models, including one of the "Zhang Bao Zai," reflecting his passion for traditional Chinese sailboats [4]