[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Art Museum, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Updated Apr)

#NewYearGoodDestinations The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Chung Chi College’s Weiyuan Lake! There is a row of trees by the lake. Every January and February, the leaves turn yellow! The white peach blossoms by the moon are also in full bloom! Chung Chi Church, surrounded by ancient pines! Worth a visit ! Transportation: MTR Shatin University Station #ChineseUniversityofHongKong #WinterTravel #GoodNewYearDestinations #LocalTourism #Good Places for Families #Good Places for Suburbs

Loved this spot of fallen leaf pine ~ Sitting outside the lakeside restaurant, it was like being in a foreign country, very Chill! We always walk and take pictures every year ~ right next to the train station, no need to hike also have nature scenery with the children along the lakeside path is very relaxing Note⚠️This beautiful scenery is only available from January to February Many of the natural ecology can be viewed here, with the lakeside grasslands, tree canopies and ponds providing food and habitat for a variety of animals and insects. Lunar New Year 祝️ May you have 🐟 every year, and may you be blessed 🐰 CUHK Unrounded Lake Exit C of University MTR Station, turn right and walk through the path next to Lingnan Sports Ground to Wei Yuen Hu, about 5 minutes walk. Visitors entering CUHK must register and indicate to the security guard that they have reached the unrounded lake before proceeding to the campus. There are also many places to visit throughout the CUHK campus For example, the Unity Pavilion at New Asia College and the Jockey Club Climate Change Museum We have introduced it before, so keep an eye on the opening hours I am #MeatballMom Implement #positive education #nature learning ▪️ Introduce you to #parent-child good places ▪️ Discuss children’s #parenting and learning ▪️Where to buy #onlineparentinggoods ▪️Record BB recipes Follow #Meatball Lang no Happy Daily It’s free anyway🤣 We need to remind each other on the road to parenting Let's become a #PositiveEducationFamily! Keep an eye on us @happybabylong Will share more about this #playintelligence #parentinglearning #learning in games #parent-childinteraction #be a fun-loving mother together #parent-child blogger #hkblogger #hkmama #Parent-child activities are good

#SpringTrip #StarWriterAprilFlash #UnbeatableOcean View CUHK is located in Ma Yau Wai, Sha Tin, next to Tai Po Hing Nature Reserve, facing Tung Lo Harbour, with natural beauty everywhere.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong is open to the public. You can bring your scooter 🛴 or bicycle 🚲 into Million Avenue on holidays! Then go to the One Pavilion to take pictures, a good choice for short-term travel! The canteens are open on Sundays, so you don't have to worry about starving 👍🏻 #Good place for parents and children

#holidayvacation isn’t awesome view? I love Chinese University of Hong Kong. the best view, calm and friendly environment, best place to spend your time after tired schedule. Seems like you are very close to nature. #holidayvacation#wintergetaway#happynewyear

The opening exhibition of "The Pure Sounds of the World: Art and Culture of Jiangnan in the Late Ming Dynasty" was held to showcase national treasures The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) Art Museum’s new wing, Lo Kwai-sheung Pavilion, and the Lee Ho-wo and Luk Yan-kwan Exhibition Hall (21 March) held a grand opening ceremony and unveiled the opening exhibition “Floating World and Pure Sounds: Art and Culture of Jiangnan in the Late Ming Dynasty”, showcasing the results of the many years of collaboration between the Art Museum and the Shanghai Museum. All are welcome to visit from 22 March 2025 (Saturday). Officiating guests at the ceremony included Ms. Law Suk-pui, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Dr. Chu Xiaobo, Director of the Shanghai Museum, Dr. Lo Tak Shing, Chairman of the Lo Kwee-seong Foundation, Dr. Vince Lee, Chairman of Hysan Development Company Limited, Professor Dennis Lo, Vice-Chancellor and President of CUHK, and Dr. Jimmy Yim, Chairman of Jimmy Yim Architects. Professor Dennis Lo said in his speech at the ceremony, “We are not only celebrating the opening of a new landmark, but also a new chapter in CUHK’s promotion of the popularization of the arts. Two years ago, I witnessed in person the signing of a cooperation agreement between the Art Museum and the Palace Museum in Beijing, which led to the exhibition of the Art Museum’s treasures in the Forbidden City. With the completion of the new wing of the Art Museum, I look forward to more of the museum’s various art treasures being exhibited here. I hope that the transformation of the Art Museum at CUHK will help enhance interdisciplinary research related to culture and the arts, promote in-depth collaboration among academic institutions, and provide students with high-quality object-based training.” Ms. Law Suk-pui said in her speech, “Over the years, we are pleased to see the continuous development of the CUHK Art Museum, and we have also witnessed the process of Hong Kong becoming a hub for cultural and artistic exchanges between China and foreign countries. I am honored to attend the opening ceremony of the Lo Kwai-sheung Pavilion and the Lee Hau-wo and Luk Ng-kwan Exhibition Hall of the CUHK Art Museum. I deeply feel that the growth of the CUHK Art Museum is inseparable from the continuous efforts of CUHK colleagues and the support and love from all walks of life. I believe that the increasingly improved CUHK Art Museum will also become a unique charm of Hong Kong, attracting more citizens and visitors to Hong Kong, and providing everyone with a unique cultural and artistic experience.” Dr. Lo Tak-shing said in his speech, “Arts and culture can nourish the spiritual civilization of society. Art education is an important cornerstone for cultivating character. We hope to enrich the soul and spread the essence of art and culture through the CUHK Art Museum. The architectural design of this museum is also meaningful. Its unique appearance symbolizes the character of ‘simplicity’, ‘humility’, ‘efficiency’ and ‘solidity’. Its cantilever structure represents our responsibility to the society and marks our mission to continue the cultural heritage together. These are the precious qualities we hope the younger generation can pass on.” Dr. Lee Wan-lin said in her speech, “My father, Lee Ho-wo, was dedicated to promoting Chinese art and culture in Hong Kong, and my mother was a passionate collector. More than half a century ago, my parents, together with my fourth uncle, Dr. Lee Wing-sum, assisted Dr. Lee Choh-man, the founding president of CUHK, in establishing the Institute of Chinese Culture and the Museum. In recent years, CUHK has made rapid progress. To become a pioneer in the international stage of higher education, we must continue to promote Chinese culture and art.” Lo Kwai-sheung Pavilion and the Lee Ho Wo and Luk Ngan Kwan Exhibition Hall of the Art Museum The new wing of the Museum, Lo Kwai Sheung Pavilion, which was completed and opened in March 2025, was designed by internationally renowned architect Dr. Yan Xunqi. It is a cantilevered structure standing on the slope of the Zhongda Mountain City, with a low-key and elegant appearance. The exposed concrete exterior reflects the University’s emphasis on practicality and allows the new wing to blend perfectly with CUHK’s scholarly atmosphere and natural landscape. This new landmark for art and academia will enhance Hong Kong’s status as a cultural and arts hub. The construction of the new wing and new exhibition hall of the Art Museum benefited from the generous donations from the Lo Kwai Seong Foundation and the Lee Ho Woo family, enabling the Art Museum to further integrate artistic creation, curatorial and teaching, and develop richer and more diverse museum activities. In addition, the Lee Hysan Foundation also donated an additional HK$20 million to the CUHK Art Museum to support related art education projects and benefit the community. The opening exhibition of the New Wing, "Floating World and Pure Sounds - Art and Culture of Jiangnan in the Late Ming Dynasty", is jointly organized by the Art Museum, Shanghai Museum and the Department of Art of CUHK, and sponsored by the Beishantang Foundation. It is the largest exhibition of the Art Museum to date, displaying a total of 193 treasures from local and overseas sources, including calligraphy and paintings and various artifacts, to present the rich and colorful material life and unique artistic style of the late Ming Dynasty. Among them, nine national first-class cultural relics are exhibited in Hong Kong for the first time. #goodplacetodischarge #discharge #goodplacesforfamily #holidayfamilytravel #localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #goodplacesforweekdays #goodplacesforweekends #goodplaces #localfamilytravel #familytravel #parents #familyactivities #check-inattractions #check-in #hklifestyle #hkdaily #hkiger #hkig #hongkong #hk #instadaily #travelhk #discoverhk #explorehongkong #exploringhongkong #discoverhongkong #awesomehongkong

A unique university in Hong Kong - The Chinese University of Hong Kong I think one of the things you must do when you come to Hong Kong is to visit the universities in Hong Kong🏫 Among them, the most special ones must be introduced: The Chinese University of Hong Kong Covering an area of ​​approximately 137.3 hectares (approximately 338.9 acres), it is one of the largest universities in Hong Kong. one The whole school is spread out in every corner of the hill. Surrounded by lots of plants, a large expanse of blue sky and very fresh air The fragrance of flowers fills your nose. Whether you go for a walk or sit in the park and read a book, it should be very relaxing. Visitors who do not hold a CUHK Pass must enter the campus at the entrance Show your Hong Kong identity card or other identity document to the security staff for registration Alumni can present their CUHK library card or alumni credit card to prove their identity Recommended shooting spots: School Gate Million Avenue Heyi Pavilion Yasumoto Garden Stairs Museum Wu He Man 5th floor terrace Top floor of Mong Man Wai Engineering Building 📍Address: The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, New Territories, Hong Kong #GlobalTravel

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is located in Shatin and is one of Hong Kong's renowned higher education institutions. Every winter, the campus's red leaf scenery attracts numerous tourists and photography enthusiasts. The red leaves at CUHK are mainly concentrated around Lake Ad Excellentiam and Chung Chi College, where the bald cypress and sweet gum trees turn orange-red in winter, creating a romantic red leaf landscape. These red leaves not only add color to the campus but also become a distinctive feature of CUHK in winter. Lake Ad Excellentiam, located within Chung Chi College at CUHK, is one of the best spots to view the red leaves. A whole row of bald cypress and sweet gum trees are planted along the lake, and from November to February each year, the leaves of these trees turn from green to red, forming a spectacular red leaf scene. The serene environment around Lake Ad Excellentiam, along with the Lion Pavilion, small bridges, and paths by the lake, are all great places to enjoy the red leaves. Especially during early morning or dusk, the sunlight filtering through the red leaves and reflecting on the lake surface creates an exceptionally enchanting view.

I took advantage of the tail end of summer vacation to visit the Chinese University of Hong Kong. It's a large place with not many tourists and it's very comfortable. It's just outside the University Station of the MTR. We took the campus bus to visit several colleges, each with its own characteristics. The restaurants were also very cheap. Unfortunately, some places were under renovation and we couldn't take beautiful photos. Along the way, I saw a lot of freshmen wearing the same clothes running around, and it felt really youthful! #poortravel #ChineseUniversityofHongKong #MTR

The Chinese University of Hong Kong is the largest university in Hong Kong (it is said that its area is the sum of the areas of the other eight universities). It is built on the mountain and is surrounded by birdsong and flowers. The school has a long history and rich cultural heritage. Today's students also follow the Confucian and philanthropic spirit of the predecessors #香港好去地方

Authentic eatery for university students. The New Asia College canteen one of the oldest eateries at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. The prices are relatively affordable; for example, a freshly made eggs and salty beef warm-sandwich + iced coffee only cost HK$20, what a deal! Though the signages say the canteen only serves staff and students of the CUHK, it actually serves everyone. #foodie #university #studentlife #hongkongfood

CUHK! Surrounded by mountains and sea! The scenery is amazing! The ice cream is delicious! 🍦 The person is good-looking too! 👧🏻 [Speaking out of necessity from a poor student who seldom goes out to play] Everyone is welcome to come and play! ! [When will I graduate? (No)] #9月vlog #localtour

The Art Museum of the Chinese University of Hong Kong has four exhibition halls that can hold multiple thematic exhibitions at the same time. The exhibits come from cultural and museum institutions at home and abroad and local public and private collections in Hong Kong, covering paintings, calligraphy, various arts and crafts, as well as the latest archaeological findings. In addition, the museum also has a restoration studio, reference library, etc. In 1973, the Art Museum of the Chinese University of Hong Kong acquired more than a thousand pieces of calligraphy and paintings from Guangdong from the Ming and Qing Dynasties to modern times from Jian Youwen's "Banyuan", laying the foundation for the museum's collection of calligraphy and paintings. Since then, it has received donations from various parties. The museum currently has a total of about 15,000 collections, dating back to the Neolithic Age from the 21st century. The museum's collection includes rare and precious inscribed books from the Song Dynasty, calligraphy and paintings by famous artists from the Song to Qing dynasties, Yixing purple clay, porcelain from various dynasties for export and from folk kilns, ancient seals, and archival materials on Sheng Xuanhuai.