Most of the guests present at the award ceremony were from insiders of art majors: Sionnan Wood, senior professor of ArtCenter of the American Art Center School of Design, Liesl Jauk, director of the Art Services Department of Richmond City Government, Gu Xiong, professor of the Department of Fine Arts of UBC University, Vancouver artists and designers. The exhibitors are Yi Liu, director of Vancouver Rong Space. Vancouver oil painter, Zhirong Huang, director of “Vancouver Rong Space”, and Suiyang Long, director of Vancouver Rong Space and young photographer.

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Qu Jiebing, Director of the Department of Trade of British Columbia, issued certificates to Jianjun An and Yunrong Huang, the heads of the organizers "NPC Art Foundation" and "North American Youth Arts and Culture Foundation"

Liesl Jauk, director of the Art Services Department of the Richmond City Government, who has participated in the competition selection for the second time, also expressed that she is very moved by her works every year, especially the creativity and imagination of the children, which has made her engaged in art work for many years. All were quite shocked.

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Another judge of the competition, Sionnan Wood, a senior professor at the ArtCenter College of Design, was very excited to be able to participate in the award ceremony in person: "I used to rate the competition works on the computer screen before, but this time I can see the actual works, and I feel better. What you see on the computer screen is even better. The young contestants all start with Canadian elements, but they can create such a variety of paintings, each of which expresses the contestant’s own different feelings about Canada.” Sionnan Wood Although the first time Participated in the selection work of the competition, but she said that many works in the design category still left a deep impression on her.

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As the judge of this painting competition, Yi Liu gave a high evaluation to the contestants: "This year's (paintings) pictures are better (compared to last year), it can be seen that every contestant is very serious and put a lot of effort into it. Great effort. One of my most impressive paintings is a Chinese paper-cut representation of Indian totems, iconic Canadian animals and plants, with simple but impressive tones.”

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iebing Qu, provincial councilor for Richmond North Central constituency, was invited to attend the award ceremony of the CreArt Canada Competition. She said that the entries in this competition are very brilliant, breaking the stereotype that Asians are not good at innovation. In addition, it can be seen from the paintings that the participating young people have a passion for Canada, and they have done a lot of data collection work before painting, which is the proof that the Chinese have invested in Canada. , to encourage young children to participate more in such art events, and at the same time thank the organizers for their hard work in holding an art design professional competition to create a platform for children who learn art.

An Jianjun, chairman of the NPC Art Foundation, the organizer of the competition, said that this year's competition received a total of nearly 800 works. In addition to the local Chinese youth in Vancouver, they also received works from other ethnic communities, making the competition structure more diverse. Many works from overseas regions are also very good. Although the theme of "Canada's 150th Anniversary" is a bit difficult for children living in China, they have added their own imaginations with their knowledge of Canada and created many impressive works.