Free exhibition of precious cultural relics in Sichuan

Light of Jinsha - Ancient Shu Civilization Exhibition A total of 14 national first-class cultural relics arrived in Hong Kong for the first time #Good place for parents and children #Free admission #Precious cultural relics 📣From now until March 29, more than 70 precious national cultural relics unearthed from the Jinsha, Chengdu, Sichuan Province and the Sanxingdui ruins in Guanghan, and 7 cultural relics unearthed in Hong Kong will be exhibited at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Center. This is the first large-scale national #cultural relics exhibition since the Development Bureau signed the "Framework Agreement on Deepening Exchange and Cooperation in the Field of Cultural Heritage" with the State Administration of Cultural Heritage in mid-November last year. This large exhibition is free to enter, making it a great place for parents to bring their young children to visit, so that the children can gain a deeper understanding of the country’s precious cultural relics. My pictures include authentic cultural relics such as bronze human heads, bronze human head portraits, bronze human-shaped objects, stone kneeling human figures, four-section jade cong, etc. Many of the cultural relics on display are of great ornamental value. I think it is well worth visiting the site to travel through time and space to understand the economy and high civilization established by the ancient Shu ancestors in the Chengdu Plain at that time. There is also a large-scale stereoscopic projection of "Archaeological Time and Space Gate" on site, which takes the audience directly to the Jinsha Relics Museum to discover more precious cultural relics together. The #JinshaGoldenMask of the eighth relic is projected, which is amazing. During the exhibition, children can also make a variety of exquisite rubbings of cultural relics patterns by hand. We also participated in the previous gold-stamping red envelope workshop to create unique gold-stamping red envelopes. In addition to making frog-shaped gold foil patterns according to paper patterns, we can also design our own. There will be a famous paper-cutting workshop and a gold-plated bookmark workshop next: 🐲Famous paper-cutting workshop February 25, 2023 Pre-registration will be done online in mid-February, and the number of places will be drawn by lottery. 🐲Gold Bookmark Workshop March 18 and 19, 2023 Pre-registration will be conducted online in early March, and the number of places will be determined by lottery. 💕During the Chinese New Year, the Antiquities and Monuments Office has specially organized a Lantern Festival Garden Party to take everyone to see the romantic lanterns and check in around the park. The exhibition coincides with the Lantern Festival. The Antiquities Monuments Office will hold a Sands Lantern Festival Carnival on February 5. The outdoor cafe in the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre will be hung with lanterns, and a number of stalls related to Sands cultural relics will be set up. Visitors can guess lantern riddles, cut paper, print postcards and make badges. Those who answer the questions correctly will have the chance to win small gifts, so that everyone can have a happy Lantern Festival. Date: From now to March 29, 2023 Location: Thematic Exhibition Hall, Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre Address: Kowloon Park, Haiphong Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday, Friday: 10am to 6pm Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 10am to 7pm Lunar New Year's Eve: 10am to 5pm Closed on Thursdays (except public holidays), the first and second day of the Lunar New Year Fee: Free admission #Light of Sands #Light of Sands Ancient Shu Civilization Exhibition #Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre #Heritage #Sunbird #Ancient Monuments #Authentic Monuments #Sichuan #SichuanChengdu #Treasures #Lantern Festival #Lantern Festival Places #Sands Lantern Festival Carnival #Free Workshop #Workshop #Large Exhibition #Holiday Places #Tsim Sha Tsui #Kowloon Park #Parent-child Activities #Parent-child Blogger #Parent-child Blog