中国日报12月11日电 由中国日报和亚洲新闻联盟主办的“动感亚洲”摄影展于12月9日在香港跑马地V54举行了开幕式，这是该活动于今年11月APEC期间在泰国曼谷举办首场展览后的第二站。 据悉，香港展展期为12月8日至11日，周五的开幕交流活动吸引了多个国家的驻港总领事，资深摄影人、文化艺术机构负责人、资深评论员、智库机构人士参与。 中国日报社副总编辑、亚太分社社长兼总编辑周立先生在开幕式上表示，过去三年各国人民都经历了许多，这场全球公共卫生危机证明了，在任何时候全人类的命运都是休戚与共的，抗疫过程中也展现出人民之间的团结和相互支持，人类的命运也紧密联系在一起，解决人类共同面临的难题需要各国携手合作。 古物谘询委员会主席苏彰德观看展览后表示，很高兴能在香港看到这样的图片展，让我看到过去几年在不同国家的生活模式，很值得我们去了解。 文莱驻港总领事阿纳托利·扎希·穆罕默德表示，很遗憾这次没有文莱的摄影师稿件入选，但这些照片也让她回想起来过去几年的抗疫场景。她还介绍说，文莱已经一年没有新冠病毒感染了，在抗疫中表现优异，也欢迎大家可以有更多的交流往来。 孟加拉国驻港副领事马祖克伊斯兰在看完图片后认为，这些图片都传递出一个信息，我们应该铭记历史并从中吸取经验和教训。 摄影展所在的V54也充满艺术氛围。V54是建于1920年代的三级历史建筑，由保良局前主席梁安琪太平绅士慷慨借出以推动青年創意教育而推行了“青年艺术家驻村”计划，为青年艺术家提供食宿以帮助他们心无旁骛进行艺术创作。 此次“动感亚洲”系列摄影展有来自中国，缅甸，菲律宾，土耳其，韩国，印尼，伊朗，俄罗斯，孟加拉，巴勒斯坦，老挝，阿联酋，柬埔寨，印度，不丹，马来西亚，泰国和越南共18个国家的179名摄影师参与，共收到1,175幅摄影作品投稿。

HONG KONG – A photo exhibition capturing the changes in Asian people’s daily lives during the COVID-19 pandemic and encouraging people to move forward opened in Hong Kong on Friday. Co-organized by China Daily and the Asia News Network, the Changing Asia — New Normal photography exhibition runs through Dec 11. The photos document what life has been like across Asia, in times of lockdowns, vaccinations, and quarantine. They also record how the public health crisis has affected the region’s culture and heritage, the way people have lived and learned, and how international events have been shaped. Prominent figures, including consulate general officials of eight countries, think tank leaders, senior commentators, and heads of arts and cultural institutions, attended the opening ceremony of the exhibition on Friday. Zhou Li, deputy editor-in-chief of China Daily Group and publisher and editor-in-chief of China Daily Asia Pacific, said at the ceremony that the pandemic has demonstrated the reality that human beings are bound together in good and bad times alike. It has also pointed to the need to build a community with a shared future, which was proposed by Chinese President Xi Jinping nine years ago and has been a guiding principle for China's participation in international governance, he said. Md Marzuk Islam, vice consul of the People's Republic of Bangladesh in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, said he was amazed by the exhibition. He said the photos carry a message that human beings can remember the past and learn from it. In the future, he hopes that global communities can unite and support each other to make the world a better place. Ana Dubraska Garcia, consul general of Venezuela in the HKSAR, said China Daily offers a good opportunity for more people to appreciate these valuable pictures, and said she hopes that Venezuela can continue maintaining a good relationship with China in future collaborations. Earlier, the organizers invited professional photographers from Asia to submit photos taken in the past three years under the theme “Changing Asia — New Normal”. The project received more than 1,000 photos from 179 photographers. Total 78 photos were selected for the exhibition from 18 countries: Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, China, India, Indonesia, Iran, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Palestine, the Philippines, Russia, South Korea, Thailand, Türkiye, the United Arab Emirates, and Vietnam. This exhibition was held in Bangkok, Thailand from Nov 16-20, coinciding with the city’s hosting of the leaders’ meeting of the 2022 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation.