This edition is a special review of highlights from the Lunar New Year Cultural and Historical Story Walks and Activity Seminar! The project team held a Lunar New Year Year Cultural and Historical Story Walks x Activity Seminar on the eighth day of the lunar new year (February 17th), which can be described as the largest event with the highest participation in recent years. On that day, more than 80 people, including the public, hearing-impaired friends, and special guests, gathered on the island to listen to the unique stories belonging to the small island. Among them, one of the main characters: our youth storytellers from different universities all participated, making it a lively event.

On that day, the storytelling group was divided into four groups. After experiencing an hour of storytelling, the participants also took part in the annual "Lunar New Year Cut Round Steamer Rice Cake" ceremony held in Yim Tin Tsai Village. Participants and villagers witnessed the joy brought by the countdown and cutting of the rice cake, as well as personally tasted the soft and glutinous texture of the rice cake made from glutinous rice flour and sticky rice flour.

The subsequent activity seminar was also a major highlight. Centered around the theme " Utilise community-based stories on sustainable tourism development," invited guests Mr. Paul Chan and Ms. Harriet Cheung shared their experiences and discussions on cultural tourism from different perspectives. This included finding a balance between rural conservation and tourism, and how to use mobile apps to experience walking tours. In addition, that day also marked the graduation ceremony for the youth storytellers. After a year of training and leading groups in 2023, congratulations to our 18 storytellers for successfully graduating. Well done, everyone!