Hong Kong | A Literary Stroll in a Newly Established Cultural Landmark within an Old Building

In the bustling and busy Wan Chai There stands a renovated, retro-elegant white building Nestled in a relatively quiet street Housing the newly established Hong Kong Literature Museum 📕 The city is too noisy Fortunately, there is a world of words where we can escape for a moment of peace Reality is too overwhelming Fortunately, there is a sea of books where we can dream and fantasize The birth of the Hong Kong Literature Museum Seems to create a spiritual utopia For this land of materialism The Hong Kong Literature Museum is located in a historic building built in 1920 A typical four-story Cantonese-style tenement building After revitalization, it still retains the old red brick walls 🧱🧱 Chinese-style sloping tile roof, French doors and windows, and wooden stairs The exterior wall has been restored to the black and white colors of the early 20th century, simple and elegant Injecting a rich Hong Kong literary flavor into the old building Inside the museum, in addition to the introduction of Hong Kong's literary culture and history There are also handwritten works by many writers Movies 🎬, TV dramas, and stage plays adapted from literary works You can also borrow books for free in the casual reading room Quietly flowing in the vibrant world of ink and paper 📖 🌟 Hong Kong Literature Museum 📍 Address: 3/F, 7 Mallory Street, Wan Chai