𓊡 A Moveable Feast · Hong Kong Palace Museum

𓄗 𓄗 𓄗 Taking advantage of the good weather, go to the West Kowloon Palace Museum for a walk. I like the sense of space here; I like the dazzling exhibits; I prefer to see the long-standing Chinese culture with my own eyes. The museum has recently launched a special exhibition titled “A Moveable Feast: Chinese Food Culture” in Hall 8. The exhibition takes "mobile" food and tableware as its entry point, bringing out themes such as "Transcending Life and Death - The Origin of Rituals and Foods", "Transcending Culture - Foreign Food Customs", "Transcending Mountains and Rivers - The Joy of Banquets" and "Transcending Time - Inheritance". A total of more than 110 exhibits are on display, including 8 national first-class cultural relics, which are extremely precious. Do you know what zun, ding, you and ge are? Through the evolution of utensils, eating habits and customs, one can better feel the inheritance of food culture and the stories behind it. The exhibition also uses multimedia technology to create a virtual dining table, enriching the visual effects and allowing everyone to better understand the functions of different tableware and their relationship to food culture through interaction. Very interesting exhibition! I recommend everyone to come and enjoy a feast that spans 5,000 years of Chinese food culture. Hall 8 "A Moveable Feast: Chinese Food Culture" Special Exhibition Exhibition period: March 19 to June 18 📍 Hong Kong Palace Museum 8 Museum Drive West Kowloon, Tsim Sha Tsui