Recently, Yang Xijie, Chairman of Guangdong Hong Kong Group, and his delegation paid a visit to Mr. Datuk Weera Yan Tianlu, Chairman of the Malacca Chicken Farm Street Working Committee. The two sides had in-depth exchanges on education exchanges between China and Malaysia, youth talent cultivation, cooperation between Guangdong Hong Kong Group's Malacca Research Institute, and deep integration of cultural resources and industrial development.

Yang Xijie, Chairman of Guangdong Hong Kong Group, paid a visit to Mr. Datuk Weera Yan Tianlu, Chairman of the Malacca Chicken Farm Street Working Committee.

Mr. Yan Tianlu has long been deeply involved in the construction of the Malacca region and the friendly exchanges between China and Malaysia. He has held important positions in education, youth, sports, and public construction in Malacca, and has had a wide influence in the local Chinese community, political and business circles, and the field of China Malaysia people to people exchanges. For many years, Mr. Yan has actively promoted Chinese language education, Chinese cultural heritage, and friendly cooperation between China and Malaysia. He is a highly representative overseas Chinese leader and ambassador of friendship in the Malacca Chinese community.

During this visit, a delegation from Guangdong Hong Kong Group visited the Malaysia China Friendship Memorial HallMinnan AcademyBy visiting places with rich cultural exchange significance between China and Malaysia, we can gain a deeper understanding of the development history, cultural heritage, and profound foundation of Sino Malaysian folk exchanges of the Chinese community in Malacca.

The Malaysia China Friendship Memorial Hall witnesses the profound friendship between the people of China and Malaysia through exchanges.

The Minnan Academy carries the cultural memory and educational heritage of the Chinese community in Malacca.

Malacca is an important node on the Maritime Silk Road and one of the most historically and culturally rich cities in Malaysia. As the most representative Chinese cultural landmark in Malacca, Chicken Farm Street not only carries the historical memory of the local Chinese society, but also witnesses the long-term integration and symbiotic development of Chinese culture and Malaysian multiculturalism.

Both sides conducted in-depth exchanges on education exchanges between China and Malaysia, youth talent cultivation, and cooperation with the Malacca Research Institute.

Firstly, explore the establishment of a two-way talent cultivation and youth exchange mechanism between China and Malaysia. Both sides believe that the foundation of friendly cooperation between China and Malaysia lies in the people, and the future lies in the youth. Through educational exchanges, cultural studies, youth visits, international courses, internships, and other forms, we can further enhance the understanding of each other's culture, history, and social development among young people from both countries, and cultivate more young talents with international perspectives and cross-cultural communication skills for long-term cooperation between China and Malaysia.

Secondly, promote the implementation and cooperation of the Malacca Research Institute of Guangdong Hong Kong Group. As a platform enterprise dedicated to international talent cultivation and exchange, Guangdong Hong Kong Group has continuously focused on ASEAN education cooperation, university industry research collaboration, andinternational think tankPlatform construction. Malacca has a unique historical and cultural foundation, geographical advantages, and resources for Sino Malaysian exchanges. In the future, it has the conditions to become an important cooperation node for the Guangdong Hong Kong Group to connect China, Malaysia, and ASEAN regional resources.

Thirdly, with education and think tanks as the starting point, promote the deep integration of cultural resources and industrial development. Both sides believe that Malacca not only has rich historical and cultural resources, but also has a good foundation for developing educational exchanges, cultural tourism, industrial research, international training, and regional cooperation platforms. In the future, we can explore more systematic and sustainable cooperation models around cultural heritage, youth education, industrial research, international exchanges, and other directions.