Hong Kong Cultural Museum

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The painted pottery sculpture by Zeyi, on display at the China Art Museum, quietly glows as if traveling back through time. The earth-toned sculptures in the Xinkai Site Hall convey a warmth as if brushing against fingertips, and in the hands-on space of the Children's Discovery Gallery, children's laughter blends with the exhibits, evoking the flow of life. The exhibition in the Jiu Sau Yung Hall draws the visitor's gaze like a face-to-face encounter linking Hong Kong's past and present. As if continuing a quiet conversation, the museum's galleries each carry the flow of a different era and culture. Walking through the thematic galleries, Hong Kong's history unfolds not as mere fact but as a living story.