No need to fly to see national treasures! Hong Kong Palace Museum is a must-visit ✨

I went to the Hong Kong Palace Museum on Monday and was suffocated by Emperor Qianlong's "dopamine aesthetics"! Most of the exhibits in the museum are from the Qianlong period, from enamel porcelain to calligraphy and painting classics, each piece is shining with gorgeous light💎 As expected, the emperor's aesthetics never disappoints, colorful colors + exquisite patterns, it is completely the ancient version of "color fanatics"! The French art exhibitions in Halls 8 and 9 require additional tickets, but I personally think that Chinese treasures are more touching~ It is better to leave time for the permanent exhibition hall and slowly appreciate the delicate craftsmanship of bronze and jade. Every corner is like opening a historical blind box! Remember to avoid the closing day on Tuesday. It is recommended to bring a camera to take a "time-travel" blockbuster. The moment when light and shadow are sprinkled on the cultural relics is super shocking📸 The most surprising thing is that the design of the museum is hidden. The stairs and window panes are integrated with traditional architectural aesthetics. After watching the exhibition, you can also check in the Victoria Harbour sea view outside the museum~ You can see the national treasures with your own eyes without flying to Beijing. Make an appointment with an art partner on the weekend! #HongKongMuseumGuide