Winning Vlogs promote beauty of Fengxian
Six short videos were selected from over 100 candidates during a vlog competition about Shanghai’s southern Fengxian District on Wednesday.
The competition, launched in August, aims to promote the environment and history of Fengxian and support its aim of becoming a national “ecological garden city.”
Amateur photographer Shi Haonan won the top award with a video about attractions that included Guhua Park, which opened in 1984, and the newly unveiled Shanghai Fish Lake.
“I’ve traveled around the world to take photos and videos but eventually realized my hometown of Fengxian is the most beautiful site,” Shi said.
Other winning vlogs were on historical sites including the Wangfoge Temple and new facilities such as the Nine Trees Future Art Center near Hangzhou Bay.
“Fengxian has made the ecological environment its top agenda to benefit the citizens,” said Qian Zhongquan, deputy director of the district’s publicity department.
“The district aims to become a world of trees, flowers, birds and clouds as well as a fun park for people,” Qian said.
Winners of the Vlog competition at Fengxian Library on Wednesday.
