During the Qingming season in Guangdong, there is always a special atmosphere in the air. This is not only because the breath of spring is getting stronger, but also because countless wanderers have embarked on the road back to their hometowns at this time of year, returning to their ancestral hometowns to worship their ancestors.
For men in Guangdong, the Qingming Festival is not only a traditional festival, but also carries the respect for ancestors and a sense of belonging to the family.
On this special day, even the Hong Kong male stars, who are busy under the spotlight on weekdays, have returned to their hometowns in Guangdong thousands of miles to express their respect for their ancestors in the most unpretentious way.
Let's take a look at the scene of these three Hong Kong male stars returning to their hometowns on Qingming Festival, who can touch your heartstrings more?
The first thing to mention is kung fu superstar Donnie Yen. Whenever the Qingming Festival comes, this tough guy on the screen will always become extraordinarily tender. His hometown is in Taishan, Guangdong, and he himself has never forgotten his roots.
Whenever he returns to his hometown, Donnie Yen always dresses plainly, like an authentic farmer uncle, communicating cordially with the villagers, without the slightest star shelf. He not only brought his family back to his hometown to worship his ancestors, but also actively participated in the charity of his hometown and used his influence to contribute to his hometown.
Lu Liangwei is another touching Hong Kong actor. Although his birthplace is not Guangdong, his ancestral home is Lianjiang, Zhanjiang, Guangdong. On the Qingming Festival in 2008, Lu Liangwei returned to his ancestral home for the first time. He knelt in front of his ancestral grave and poured incense reverently, and at that moment, all the glory and wealth seemed so insignificant.
Lu Liangwei not only recognized his ancestors and returned to his ancestors, but also supported the construction of his hometown with practical actions, donated funds to build ancestral halls, cultural activity centers and kindergartens, and his good deeds made the villagers feel his deep affection for his hometown.
The last thing to talk about is Huang Yishan. The Hong Kong actor, who is widely known for his role in Stephen Chow's films, has long settled in the mainland, but every Qingming Festival, he will return to his hometown in Taishan, Guangdong Province to worship his ancestors.
In Huang Yishan's body, we see the Cantonese people's respect for their ancestors and their importance to their families. He not only shared his experience of worshipping his ancestors on social media, but also explained the traditional customs of Guangdong to netizens in other provinces, so that more people could understand the breadth and profundity of Guangdong culture.
These three Hong Kong male stars, although they are beautiful on the screen on weekdays, on the special day of the Qingming Festival, they all choose to return to their hometowns and express their respect for their ancestors and their sense of belonging to their families in the most simple way.
Their behavior not only allows us to see the unknown side of the stars, but also makes us feel the respect of Cantonese people for their ancestors and their adherence to family traditions.
In this fast-paced era, many people are so busy running around that they forget the importance of family and tradition. But these three Hong Kong male stars use their actions to tell us that no matter where they are, no matter how high their achievements are, we must not forget our roots and roots.
Their actions make us re-examine our attitudes towards our family and traditions, and they also make us cherish every moment with our family even more.
Of course, in addition to these three male stars, there are countless Cantonese people who return to their hometowns to worship their ancestors on the special day of Qingming Festival. They express their respect for their ancestors and their sense of belonging to their families in their own way, and this emotion is so pure and sincere that people can't help but be moved.