Citywalk in Sha Tin, Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Heritage Museum, with its exterior designed in the traditional Chinese quadrangle style, has a total of 5 floors. The museum includes exhibition halls such as the New Territories Heritage Museum, the Hong Kong Cantonese Opera Museum, the Children's Discovery Museum, and other cultural and artistic comprehensive exhibition halls. The Jin Yong Gallery is a permanent exhibition hall themed on Mr. Jin Yong, displaying collections related to Jin Yong and narrating his martial arts world. Here, you can revisit the classic works of martial arts novels. The Bruce Lee Memorial Exhibition, Bruce Lee is a legendary figure in Chinese Kung Fu, who pioneered Chinese Kung Fu films. His classic works 'Enter the Dragon' and 'Fists of Fury' are unforgettable, and Bruce Lee's spirit of perseverance and indomitability is admirable. The environment around the Heritage Museum is beautiful, with shady trees, small bridges and flowing water, presenting a cultural and artistic atmosphere. Near the Chinese University of Hong Kong in Sha Tin, there is a small pier called Ma Liu Shui Pier. The pier is not famous, but from here you can take a boat to a small island in the outlying islands - Tap Mun Island. Tap Mun Island is well-known among outdoor enthusiasts for its pristine natural environment and beautiful scenery, and is a must-visit for outdoor enthusiasts. The boat departures here are relatively few, and when I came, I had already missed the time. The scenery of the pier is eye-catching, far away from the city, very quiet. The endless sea, under the backdrop of the blue sky and white clouds, appears even more azure. Although I didn't catch the boat, sitting on the chairs on the pier, basking in the sun and daydreaming is also good. The New Town Plaza at Sha Tin Station is a relatively large shopping mall in the New Territories, which you can visit along the way. Travel Tips: 1. Exit from Sha Tin MTR Station, walk towards Tai Wai for about 15 minutes following the signposts to the Heritage Museum. 2. Exit from University City MTR Station, exit from Exit J, walk for about 15 minutes, go through the tunnel to reach Ma Liu Shui Pier. 3. Tap Mun Island ferry ticket: single ticket is 20 HKD on weekdays, 30 HKD on weekends. 4. Tap Mun Island schedule: Departure, two shifts at 8:30 in the morning and 15:00 in the afternoon on weekdays, and an additional shift at 12:30 at noon on weekends; Return, 11:10 at noon and 17:30 in the afternoon. (Round trip Ma Liu Shui - Tap Mun Island)