Hong Kong Old And Now Miniature

Coming to the miniature exhibition taking place at Maritime Square, Qing Y Island, visitors have the opportunity to explore all the cultural features and life of the people of Hong Kong old and present in just one day. The exhibition displays nearly 70 miniature models of famous landmarks and festivals as well as life in Port Thom. These extremely elaborate works were created by the hands of 28 local and foreign artists (Japan and Taiwan) .1. Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance The model depicts the scenery of the spectacular fire dragon dance performances at the Tai Hang

. This is an annual program, taking place on Mid-Autumn Festival in Hong Kong. Sai Kung Seafood Market Every detail of the famous Sai Kung seafood market is vividly reproduced through the hands of artisans. The fresh shrimp and fish as well as the busy buying and selling landscape of the local people all appear clearly in the model "Beat small people" "Beat young people" is a typical custom of Hong Kong.



Indigenous people believe that, to scare away any "young lady", it is only necessary to have the elderly women at the foot of the Canal Bridge hit the paper with the person's name. Hong Kong by Night: Hong Kong's nightlife is clearly portrayed through bustling streets and dazzling lights from advertising panels hanging everywhere. In the old days in Hong Kong, food was sold around the roadside, especially at night. Today, because of the strict control of the government, people no longer have the freedom to trade on the streets. However, somewhere, you can still see sales cars like this. Apartment Model inside a mini apartment The first apartment buildings in Hong Kong were built to solve housing problems for victims of disasters. With a height of about 6-7 floors, on the ground floor of each building, there are traditional restaurants to serve people Law Kee Shoes - Hong Kong's most famous shoe store in ancient Hong Kong Under the hands of artists, the image of Hong Kong's most famous shoe store in the past has been reproduced in the most authentic and vivid way.



A residential area on Mount Davis. Tony Lai's artist recreated the area near the top of Mount Davis was occupied to build a house. In the 1950s, this temporary housing complex was built and became the home of nearly 250 families. *** Source: - According to CNN..

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