Looking for stories belonging to the sea

Have you noticed that your children's preferences are different every once in a while? Recently announced the weekend Hong Kong Maritime Museum organized a free visit for parents and children. Have you gone this time? What to see? While we all know that Hong Kong has evolved from a fishing village to what it is now, the fishing village culture of the past, the actual port situation, the story of pirates 🏴‍☠️, and the legendary #half-mermaid story that appeared in Lantau Island are really unheard of🤭 The three-storey exhibition hall is located at Pier 8 in Central. The museum is divided into 13 exhibition halls, which display ceramics related to maritime culture, ship models, navigation instruments and photos and paintings documenting the evolution of fishing villages Reflection 💡 Since watching the movie #luca recently, the big and small princess is particularly interested in the #Lu Ting mermaid at the entrance of the exhibition hall. The spirit of inquiry of primary school children is particularly strong🔥 A rich visit can indeed extend unlimited learning space. Sometimes I have been worried...when the children discover the difference between the #mermaid and the fairy tale description will they be unacceptable? Maybe I thought too much, the big and small princess said the fairy tale mermaids belong to another ethnic group, they speak English 🤣 📍Hong Kong Maritime Museum Follow us #mimimomoma Let's explore 👀 #mimimomoexplore #parents and children #local tour #hktravel #hkmuseum #parenthoodblog #happychildhood #shopping mall is better than going to the museum #Resident writer #Exhibition where you can take beautiful photos