Tag: HKEJ
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Dreamlike Dunhuang | HKEJ
Last Saturday, just before the typhoon struck, I spent two and a half hours at the “Dreamlike Dunhuang” exhibition at The University of Hong Kong Libraries, staying until closing time, yet I was still far from examining all the exhibit labels and explanatory texts… On Monday morning, after Typhoon Ewiniar had passed, I returned to…
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Sounds Beyond the Qin | HKEJ
Sponsored by Chamber of Young Snow and supported by Zuni Icosahedron, the “Sounds Beyond the Qin: Hong Kong School Guqin Concert” was held on June 25 and 26 at St. Stephen’s College Preparatory School and S.K.H. Lam Woo Memorial Secondary School. The event invited noted masters from different Guqin traditions: Mr. Zhang Jinglin of the…
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Roaming the Diverse Cultures of Dunhuang
Dunhuang City is located in the northwest of Gansu Province, China, and is world famous for the Mogao Caves, other grottoes, and wall murals. Positioned as a key gateway along the Silk Roads, it has witnessed the meeting and blending of multiple civilizations, nurturing a uniquely rich and profound cultural foundation. Recently, the NGO Chamber…
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Chamber of Young Snow and The University of Hong Kong Libraries Co-Host “Dreamlike Dunhuang: Recreating the Grandeur of Dunhuang” Exhibition | HKEJ
Over 100 Mural Replicas and a 1:1 Recreation of the Dunhuang Cave Chamber of Young Snow is collaborating for the first time with The University of Hong Kong Libraries to present the three-month “Dreamlike Dunhuang: Recreating the Grandeur of Dunhuang” exhibition, running from June 7 to September 7 at HKU Libraries. The exhibition is open…