Guangzhou International Food Festival, as an annual tourism and catering event in Guangzhou, has attracted a large number of professionals and citizens at home and abroad to participate, which has played a very good role in promoting Chinese food culture, especially Guangzhou's unique food culture, strengthening exchanges and cooperation between domestic and overseas tourism and catering circles, stimulating domestic demand, stimulating consumption, promoting Guangzhou's social, economic and tourism development, and enriching citizens' holiday life.

Since 1997, Guangzhou International Food Festival has been hosted by Guangzhou Municipal Government, and its scale and influence have been further expanded. It has gradually formed a famous tourism festival with distinctive local characteristics, more international, extensive, mass, professional and scientific, focusing on "food" and integrating catering, entertainment, commerce and tourism.

The history of holding Litchi Festival in Conghua to invite guests from all over the world can be traced back to 13 years ago. On July 13th, 1992, the first Litchi Festival was held in Liuxi Square, Conghua Street. Zhu Senlin, then governor of Guangdong Province, attended and delivered a speech at the unveiling ceremony. Leaders from Lin Ruo and Wang Ning provinces, members of the Central Advisory Committee such as Liu Tianfu and Luo Qingchang, Wu Mengzhao, then deputy secretary of the Guangzhou Municipal Committee, and veteran comrades Chen Youqun and Liang Keping attended the unveiling ceremony. At the same time, 38 projects laid the foundation stone and cut the ribbon during the Litchi Festival, including the second phase development project of Taiping Industrial Zone, the 22,-volt power transmission and transformation project of Weisi Industrial Zone and Jiekou, the expansion project of Zhupi Conghua Sub-packaging Factory, Guangzhou Luxury Car Interior Carpet Factory, Suiping Breeding Chicken Farm and so on.

From p>1993 to 1998, Conghua held six litchi festivals in succession. A string of red licks brings a string of rich "fruits" to Conghua people. In 1999, the litchi harvest in Conghua broke the historical record, with an estimated output of over 6, tons. At the end of June, Conghua Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government organized a delegation to Hangzhou to exhibit and sell Conghua glutinous rice and litchi. Wang Shouchu, then member of the Standing Committee of Guangzhou Municipal Committee and vice mayor, and Chen Jianhua, then member of the Standing Committee of Guangzhou Municipal Committee and secretary of Conghua Municipal Committee, personally led a delegation to Hangzhou. On June 28th, "Conghua high-quality fresh litchi (glutinous rice paste) entered Hangzhou market for the first time" was held at Hangzhou Hotel. Relevant leaders from Hangzhou, Zhejiang Xiaoshan and Yiwu, heads of relevant departments in Hangzhou, and more than 1 fruit wholesale merchants from Beijing, Shanghai and East China attended the meeting. In 2, 22 and 23, Conghua City held litchi festivals with different themes.

kites in Weifang, Shandong province have long been famous in the world. In fact, Guangdong also has a hometown of kites-Yangjiang. As early as the Song Dynasty, Yangjiang had the custom of flying kites on Chongyang. It is said that there was a state official named Wang Gen at that time. He chiseled a "flowing cup pool" on a "fairy palm stone" in Beishan. Every Double Ninth Festival, celebrities from all walks of life were invited to gather on the stone, while flying kites to watch, and the surrounding people also set up tents in the mountains to watch. "Yangjiang County Records" contains: "On the ninth day, people choose to climb the mountain with wine, scholars write poems, and children fly paper kites." In the Qing dynasty, the scene was even more spectacular. Lin Baoying, a Qing dynasty poet, said: "The pagoda is seven steps north of the mountain, and the paper owls are staggered." This shows the grand occasion at that time.

The kites in Yangjiang are various, exquisite in conception and quaint in style. Traditional kites are also called "angry kites", and there are more than 1 kinds of kites, such as "Hundred Feet" (centipede), "Ganoderma lucidum" and "Cliff Eagle", which are lifelike when put in the wind. Among them, there is a kind of kite that can be blown up and positioned at high altitude for anyone to watch, called "Paipeng Kite". There are more than 1 kinds of common shapes such as flowers, birds, insects, fish, birds and animals. There is also a kind of "wind moth kite", which can automatically ignite firecrackers in the air, just like an airplane launching a rocket, which is more interesting. Large kites are as high as 1 meters, more than 3 meters in diameter and weigh more than 2 kilograms. It takes more than a dozen people to pull and run, and it takes five or six winds to get to the sky. The longest "Longli Kite", which is 3 meters long, is made up of 1 ~ 2 small bamboo circles pasted with colored paper, and broomsticks are inserted on both sides of the circle, which looks like centipedes. After being put on it, it can stretch and contract, shake from side to side, and look and feel.

China Tourism Art Festival and Guangdong Happy Festival, held in Guangzhou every October, is a large-scale entertainment activity focusing on square art, emphasizing the atmosphere of tourists' participation, and inviting domestic and foreign folk art groups to perform folk songs and dances here. During this period, there were folk songs and dances, playing with fire dragons, lion dancing on high platform, acrobatics, Quyi and other performances, as well as art parades, and organized activities such as trade, tourism, arts and crafts commodity exhibitions. Cantonese opera is a major local opera in China, rooted in Guangdong folk, and also popular in parts of Guangxi, Hong Kong and Macao, as well as Southeast Asia and Chinese residential areas, with a history of about 3 years. Guangdong Cantonese Opera is formed and developed by the continuous integration of various foreign operas, local local operas and folk rap arts. It absorbs and uses local rap arts such as Nanyin, Cantonese, Dragon Boat Song, Muyu Song, and Cantonese popular minor and ditty, and forms a vocal system with Bangzi and Erhuang as the mainstay, supplemented by local singing and ditty, which is rich in local search and colorful. Cantonese opera is a branch of Cantonese opera, which is the most popular genre in Guangzhou dialect area and is sung in Guangzhou dialect. Cantonese opera is popular in Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Macao and other places, and spread to Southeast Asia and places where Chinese people live in America. Cantonese opera was originally the tune of Cantonese opera, and then formed an independent drama. It has strong musicality, beautiful tunes, pays attention to the art of vocal cavity, and has unique style and local characteristics. Its vocals belong to the board cavity of the Pihuang system, with bangzi, Erhuang, Paiziqu, Xiaoqu and ballad as a whole, and it also absorbs folk rap such as dragon boat, Nanyin, Muyu, Yueju and Banyan. Acrobatics is developed in Guangzhou, which plays an important role in China's contemporary acrobatics. The acrobatic performances in Guangzhou are difficult and thrilling. Representative programs include Top Bowl, Rolling Cup, Double Top Bowl, Drilling Earth Circle, Double Climbing Pole and Diabolo, and famous actors (including magicians) include Cui Liangyu, Liang Yi, Yu Jian, Dai Wenxia and Yan Zhicheng.