Over six millennia ago, in the Neolithic era, the Baiyue ancestors, adorned with distinctive hairstyles and tattoos, were engaged in stone extraction, fishing, pottery making, and labor. Their endeavors gave rise to a splendid prehistoric culture in this region.

During the Southern and Northern Dynasties period in Guangdong, under the joint governance of Madame Xian and Feng Bao, advanced Central Plains culture smoothly disseminated, creating a prosperous scene of diverse ethnic integration and the well-being of the people.

Neon lights cast shadows, bustling like a dream. In the 1920s and 1930s, Guangzhou, as an important port for foreign trade in China, was a melting pot of Eastern and Western cultures. Let us feel the charm and dynamism of Guangzhou on its fluorescent-lit nights.

Foshan in Guangdong is renowned as the "hometown of martial arts", with a longstanding tradition of martial arts dedicated to self-defense and upholding justice. In the late Qing Dynasty and early Republic of China, the Chinese nation endured humiliation from foreign powers. A group of patriotic heroes from Guangdong pledged to forge a path of salvation and national rejuvenation. Among them, the legendary martial arts grandmaster Wong Fei-hung stood out.

Amidst the sound of oars and the gentle rain in the evening breeze of arcade streets, encounter the Hakka people on their migratory journey. They travel south, seeking opportunities amidst the beauty of the southern land. Unaware of being strangers in their dreams, the unfamiliar henceforth becomes their homeland.

Embarking on a journey to the Southern Seas, one of the famous three major migrations in modern Chinese history, akin to the "Rush to the Northeast" and the "Go West". Like those endeavors, this migration was fraught with dangers and hardships as brave and determined people from Guangdong bid farewell to their homeland and families.