No need to fly to directly experience national treasures! The Hong Kong Palace Museum is a must-visit

On Monday, I made a special trip to the Hong Kong Palace Museum and was absolutely stunned by Emperor Qianlong’s “dopamine aesthetics”! Most of the exhibits inside are from the Qianlong era, ranging from enamel porcelain to calligraphy and classic texts, each shining with a magnificent glow💎 Truly, imperial-level aesthetics never disappoint—vibrant colors plus exquisite patterns, it’s like an ancient version of “color fanatics”! The French art special exhibitions in Halls 8 and 9 require separate tickets, but personally, I feel the Chinese treasures are more touching~ It’s better to save your time for the permanent galleries and slowly appreciate the delicate craftsmanship of bronze and jade artifacts. Every corner feels like opening a historical mystery box! Remember to avoid the Tuesday closure day, and I recommend bringing a camera to capture “time-travel” shots—the moment light and shadow fall on the artifacts is truly breathtaking📸 The biggest surprise is the hidden secrets in the museum’s design; the stairs and window grids incorporate traditional architectural aesthetics. After the exhibition, you can also check in outside with the Victoria Harbour sea view~ You don’t have to fly to Beijing to see national treasures in person. Quickly invite your art buddy for a weekend trip!