On April 22-23, a group of 31 students and teachers from Hungary visited Dongguan as part of the'Yue You Xing- Hungarian Youth Spring Camp in Guangdong," embarking on a memorable cultural journey through Dongguan.

The group explored several of Dongguan‘s cultural landmarks, including Keyuan Garden, Songshan Lake Future School, the Dongguan Sign, Tea Culture Center, and the Piececool Art Toy Exhibition. In just two days, they experienced a city where tradition and technology intertwine, where martial arts and tea culture sit side by side with intangible cultural heritage exhibits and futuristic schools.

At the Keyuan Museum, Hungarian youth Bai Li stood quietly in the corridor, gazing at the carved windows reflected in the lotus pond. "It feels like these buildings have walked straight out of a history book," she said, "The city has both impressive skyscrapers and beautiful Lingnan-style buildings, which is really impressed." Having studied Chinese for over five years, she described the visit as a dream come true. "I've always wanted to come to China, to speak Chinese and experience the culture firsthand. The architecture here is beautiful, and the museums taught us so much about history and heritage."