Category: Cultural Activities
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Quintessence Revived: The Resonance of Peking, Kunqu, and Cantonese Opera
Chinese opera, with its rich history and variety, is best represented by Peking, Kunqu, and Cantonese opera. This evening features expert commentary and live performances, offering a rare and vivid cultural journey.
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Chinese Painting and Calligraphy Lecture Day
Collector’s Secrets: Insights from Connoisseurs on Art Collecting
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Dialogue Across Time & Space: The Enchanting Dunhuang Exhibition Talk
The University of Hong Kong Libraries and Chamber of Young Snow, in collaboration with Dunhuang Academy, presents: “Enchanting Dunhuang: Reviving the Grandeur of Dunhuang Art” Exhibition – the first Dunhuang-related exhibition hosted by an Hong Kong academic institution. Dr. Zhao, who has been spending a long time studying of Dunhuang art and culture, will delve…
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Boundless Pure Land: Exploring Buddhist Philosophy and Aesthetics in Dunhuang
Dunhuang is a cultural treasure of China, encompassing history, art, religion, philosophy, and scholarship. It symbolizes the magnificent achievements of human civilization made possible through cultural exchange, coexistence, and integration.
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Opening Ceremony: Chinese Arts in the Fragrant Harbour’s Embrace, The University of Hong Kong Libraries & Chamber of Young Snow Culture Festival and “Dreamlike Dunhuang: Recreating the Grandeur of Dunhuang” Exhibition
Chinese Arts in the Fragrant Harbour’s Embrace, The University of Hong Kong Libraries & Chamber of Young Snow Culture Festival is a transcendent cultural feast, that vividly portrays the profound depth and exquisite elegance of Chinese culture and arts. The Festival marks the first collaborative project between The University of Hong Kong Libraries and Chamber…
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The University of Hong Kong Libraries & Chamber of Young Snow Culture Festival Exhibition: “Dreamlike Dunhuang: Recreating the Grandeur of Dunhuang”
Exhibition Date: 7 June to 7 September, 2025 Venue: G/F, 2/F Exhibition Area & 3/F Ko Wong Wai Ching Wendy Fine Arts Digital Library, Main Library Opening Hours: Mon to Fri: 8:30am – 9:00pm Sat: 9:00am – 5:00pm Closed on Sun & Public Holidays
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“Chinese Arts in the Fragrant Harbour’s Embrace: The University of Hong Kong Libraries & Chamber of Young Snow Culture Festival” and “Dreamlike Dunhuang: Recreating the Grandeur of Dunhuang Exhibition Opening Ceremony” were Held Successfully!
“Chinese Arts in the Fragrant Harbour’s Embrace: The University of Hong Kong Libraries & Chamber of Young Snow Culture Festival” is a transcendent cultural event that vividly showcases the profound depth and exquisite elegance of Chinese arts and culture. In collaboration with the University of Hong Kong Libraries, the Chamber of Young Snow is presenting…
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Chinese Arts in the Fragrant Harbour’s Embrace, The University of Hong Kong Libraries & Chamber of Young Snow Culture Festival
Chamber of Young Snow and The University of Hong Kong Libraries will present the exhibition “Dreamlike Dunhuang: Recreating the Grandeur of Dunhuang” from 7 June to 9 September 2025. The opening ceremony and public lecture will take place on 7 June. The event will feature an inspiring opening, followed by a lecture with Dr. Shengliang…
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Chamber of Young Snow Invited as a Sponsor to Attend the Opening Ceremony of the 2025 Chinese Culture Festival Organized by the Hong Kong SAR Government’s Leisure and Cultural Services Department
The Chinese Culture Festival aims to promote Chinese culture and support patriotic education, enhancing citizens’ sense of national identity and cultural confidence, as well as advancing the inheritance, transformation, and development of traditional Chinese culture in Hong Kong. This year’s festival features a diverse range of opera genres, including Peking Opera, Yuediao, Qinqiang, Yue Opera,…
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Episode 209: Huang Binhong’s Works (6)
As mentioned in the previous episode, Fu Lei was a collector who commented that among modern calligraphers and painters, only Huang Binhong and Qi Baishi were truly qualified. The two had different painting styles and backgrounds, but their peak works were never vulgar. In China, the concept of yin and yang, or the balance between…
