From November 22nd to November 24th, GCMG proudly celebrated the Anniversary of China-Malaysia Oyster Cultural Hub for 2024 with a vibrant food and amusement carnival at the China-Malaysia Oyster Square in China-Malaysia Qinzhou Industrial Park. This event featured captivating intangible cultural heritage performances, delectable cuisine, and exciting entertainment, attracting nearly 60,000 guests from various regions and businesses. The celebration not only enhanced the park's popularity but also created valuable business opportunities for its economic development.

Please follow the lens to experience the charm of the China-Malaysia Oyster Cultural Hub and witness the grandeur of this remarkable anniversary celebration!

As night fell, the lights illuminated the scene, transforming the entire venue into a joyful sea. Guests from all directions indulged in the dual feast of delicious food and culture, thoroughly enjoying this rare moment of leisure and pleasure.

Intangible cultural heritage performance forming a sensory delight

From the dazzling Iron Flowers and mesmerizing Wind and Fire Wheels to the enchanting Sichuan Opera Face Changing, elegant calligraphy displays, and thrilling acrobatics, each performance highlighted ancient skills passed down through generations, offering a glimpse into the unique and exquisite charm of Chinese culture. The audience, mesmerized by the stunning acts, gathered in layers around the performance area, clapping and cheering in awe.

The event featured a blend of traditional intangible cultural heritage performances and modern performances like street dance and drumming. These vibrant showcases, with their distinctive charm and artistic finesse, fully captivated the audience, immersing them in a stunning visual feast that evoked both awe and delight.

Delicious food, bursting taste buds

Qinzhou Oysters, Changsha Stinky Tofu, internet-famous milk tea, small barbecue, and handmade sugar from old Beijing... The Food Street offered a stunning selection of specialty dishes, bursting with vibrant colors, enticing aromas, and rich flavors. This vibrant ambiance captivated guests, drawing them in and making it hard to leave as they savor every bite and offer endless praise for the culinary delights.

Amusement world, non-stop fun

Rainbow slides, small trains, merry-go-rounds, space wings, balloon darts... Parents brought their children to this themed amusement park, enjoying rides on the red train, popping colorful balloons, and creating cherished family memories. The vibrant scene was filled with laughter and joy, crafting an incredibly lively atmosphere!

Going forward, GCMG will continue to transform the China-Malaysia Oyster Cultural Hub into a vibrant showcase for industry-city services within the park, further boosting the park’s economic growth by integrating key elements such as community needs, local folk culture, and ethnic unity.

Further Reading

The China-Malaysia Oyster Cultural Hub is located at the intersection of China-Malaysia Bei’er Street and Youyi Avenue, near residential areas like Happy Town, Youth Apartment, and China-Malaysia Square, covering approximately 102.6 mu (16.902 acres). It is a landmark commercial plaza that offers a comprehensive blend of exhibition, sales, shopping, dining, entertainment, and leisure, featuring over twenty types of businesses, including seafood restaurants, themed dining options, large supermarkets, and cultural entertainment. It serves tens of thousands of residents in Qinzhou Port. Notably, the China-Malaysia Oyster Cultural Hub has hosted the 2023 Qinzhou Oyster Festival, drawing in many locals and tourists alike.