The Hong Kong National Security Exhibition Hall, hosted by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region's Committee for the Safeguarding of National Security, has been open to the public for nearly two months, with over 100000 visitors on October 4th. The third grade student group of Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Kidd Primary School was awarded a commemorative certificate and souvenir as the 100000th audience member. The National Security Exhibition Hall is the first specialized hall in Hong Kong to systematically introduce national security, and also the first physical education base for national security. There are many unique exhibits on display in the exhibition hall, including precious lunar soil borrowed by the National Space Administration, 1:1 scale reproduction of the oil painting of the founding ceremony presented by the National Museum, RMB banknote samples issued by the People's Bank of China for the first time, as well as 3D interactive games, animations and other multimedia devices that teach and entertain with the participation of Zijing Culture Group and other units. The visit of the 100000th visitor not only marks the influence and attraction of the National Security Exhibition Hall in the community, but also highlights the recognition and support of the exhibition hall by people from all walks of life Zhang Jianguang, the person in charge of the National Security Exhibition Hall, said that visitors generally have a very positive evaluation of the exhibition hall, believing that the exhibition content is detailed, objective, authoritative, and educational. The exhibition categories are diverse and representative, while short films and interactive games have their own unique features and are novel and interesting. He expressed the hope that through exhibitions, we can cultivate the patriotism of young people in Hong Kong, enhance their sense of responsibility and ownership, and ensure that everyone is responsible and accountable for safeguarding national security. Principal Huo Yanling of Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Kidd Primary School said that students are very enthusiastic about visiting the exhibition, and many people signed up when the notice was issued. The exhibition can help students understand history and recognize that national security is everyone's responsibility. She said that the school will regularly hold visits with different themes, and in the future plans to arrange for students to visit places such as the Hong Kong Museum of Anti Japanese War and Coastal Defense to cultivate their patriotism. It is reported that as of October 4th, in addition to individual visitors, the exhibition hall has received 10602 visitors from 303 groups, with a maximum daily attendance of 4195 people. The appointment for group visits has been scheduled until the end of December, and it is expected that 9254 people from 233 groups will visit soon. (New Society)