Don't miss the national first-class cultural relics exhibition, "The Light of Jinsha - Ancient Shu Civilization Exhibition" ✨

Don't miss the national first-class cultural relics exhibition, "Light of the Golden Sands - Ancient Shu Civilization Exhibition"✨ Last week, I went to Hong Kong Heritage Exploration in Tsim Sha Tsui with Marine and watched the "Light of the Golden Sands - Ancient Shu Civilization Exhibition". It is very difficult to view artifacts unearthed in Sichuan and Hong Kong, China at the same time. These include 73 Sichuan artifacts and one replica, of which 14 are national first-class artifacts. The National Bureau of Cultural Heritage allowed seven artifacts unearthed from Hong Kong to participate in the exhibition. After comparison, the artifacts unearthed in Hong Kong have several similarities with those from the Jinsha and Sanxingdui sites, reflecting that the cultures of the two places have had the same roots in ancient times. After the visit, the day with Marine also participated in the gold-plated red packets sealing workshop (completed), can together as a family together to draw and the precious artifacts such as "sun god bird", frog-shaped gold foil, gold human face and gold mask and other ironing red packets 🧧 seal. And during the Lantern Festival, they will also have a limited romantic lantern tour to take pictures! 🌕 The Heritage Office will hold a special tour of the Golden Sands Lantern Garden on February 5 (15th day of the first lunar month). ✨"Light of the Golden Sands - Exhibition of Ancient Shu Civilization✨ 14 national first-class cultural relics arrived in Hong Kong, a rare close comparison with seven local cultural relics The Sanxingdui and Jinsha sites are major archaeological discoveries, unveiling the mysterious veil and brilliant civilization of ancient Shu in the Sichuan Basin; These include sacrificial objects and living utensils made of ivory, gold, copper and jade, of which more than 200 pieces are the largest number and variety found in the Xia and Shang archaeological sites, proving that the ancient Shu ancestors established another political, economic and cultural center in the Chengdu Plain. The public can view 73 Sichuan cultural relics and one replica up close, of which 14 are national first-class cultural relics. The National Bureau of Cultural Heritage also allowed seven Hong Kong-excavated artifacts to be exhibited together to compare them with those excavated from the Jinsha and Sanxingdui sites, reflecting the spread of culture and the same origin. The most striking features of the exhibition include the gold foil ornamental replica of the most important national treasure-level artifact at the Jinsha site, the Sun God Bird, whose exquisite gold craftsmanship reflects the high civilization and emphasis on sacrificial culture of ancient Shu. 🎟️ Free admission 📆 Now until March 29th #HongKongGood Places #FamilyGood Places #LocalTour #金沙之光 Ancient Shu Civilization Exhibition #金沙光 #Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre #National Artifacts #HongKong Cultural Relics #Good place for parents and children