Hong Kong Must-Visit! A Free Time Travel Experience Through Qin and Han Civilization

Can you really see the Terracotta Warriors up close in Hong Kong? The "Unified Empire: Qin and Han Civilization Exhibition" at the Hong Kong Museum of History is a must-see! From now until July 7th, over a hundred precious artifacts are on display for free, offering a chance to travel back thousands of years in an instant! The exhibition is centered around the theme of the unification during the Qin and Han dynasties, showcasing the evolution of politics, culture, and technology through artifacts like Terracotta Warriors, bronze chariots and horses, and ceramic figurines. The most awe-inspiring highlight is the authentic Terracotta Warriors of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, with their lifelike expressions and intricate armor details. The ceramic figurine formations from Emperor Jing of Han's underground army recreate the grandeur of ancient military scenes—truly spectacular to witness in person! In addition to artifacts from Shaanxi, the exhibition also features stories of Hong Kong's development during the Qin and Han periods. Through unearthed relics, visitors can explore the early history of this land, offering a fascinating comparison between ancient and modern times. Interactive installations add to the fun, allowing visitors to simulate stone rubbing of inscriptions and piece together Han dynasty tile patterns—perfect for an educational and entertaining family outing! Best of all, admission is free and no reservations are required! Take advantage of the summer holidays and invite your friends to the museum by Victoria Harbor for a romantic encounter with ancient civilization!