Affected by Typhoon Siamba, the opening of the Hong Kong Palace Museum has been postponed for one day until now (on the 3rd). Nearly 100 citizens have arrived in line before the opening of the museum, hoping to enter the venue as soon as possible to have a sneak peek. Although there are security inspection procedures, the process It went smoothly. Those who held yesterday's tickets were allowed to enter the venue today, and there was no forced explosion in the hall, but the striking exhibits, such as the dragon robes of the Qing emperors, were full of people.
Several visitors pointed out that special tickets for the opening day were hard to come by. Some citizens wore Hanfu in Tang Dynasty women's costumes recorded in "re-engraved" Dunhuang frescoes, and some people wore soldiers' uniforms of Song Dynasty. You can take the opportunity to promote Hanfu culture, and his friend Cheng is wearing plain clothes of Ming Dynasty literati and military generals to visit together.
Chen Zhisi, chairman of the board of directors of the Hong Kong Palace Museum, pointed out that about 110,000 tickets have been sold in the first month of the opening, accounting for 85% of the total.
▼Affected by Typhoon Siamba, the Hong Kong Palace Museum has been extended to the public until July 3▼
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The Hong Kong Palace Museum opened earlier today at 9:00 am, and Mr. Cai, who was at the top of the line with a "special exhibition ticket" of 120 yuan, arrived at 7:00 am.
He said that he originally bought yesterday's show, but he was hit by the wind, and he was able to enter the show earlier.
He is looking forward to seeing the precious cultural relics on loan from the Forbidden City in Beijing, and also looking forward to seeing the paintings and calligraphy in the special exhibition for only one month.
Miss Chen: You can buy the first one in a few days
Ms. Chen was present with her father. She said that she had purchased yesterday's 50 yuan "standard ticket", but the opening was hit by a gust of wind. Yesterday, she had been paying attention to the news of the storm. However, the museum was unable to open as scheduled due to the weather, so she was inevitably disappointed. , so today and my father entered the venue early to visit.
She also mentioned that she originally wanted to buy tickets for the special exhibition on the first day of the opening, which allowed you to visit the whole museum, but a ticket was hard to come by. I believe it will help enhance Hong Kong’s international status. Father Chen, who lives in the West Kowloon area, said that he has witnessed the completion of the Forbidden City in Hong Kong in recent years. Annual pass, visit again.
Some citizens think that the ticket price is reasonable and will become a new landmark
Another visiting Miss Shao pointed out that the price of the tickets is reasonable, and the level is similar to that of other foreign museums. She also mentioned that the Forbidden City in Beijing itself is a historical building, which can be visited, while the Forbidden City in Hong Kong is more fashionable and focuses on displaying precious cultural relics. , help to understand Chinese history and culture.
She believes that the Hong Kong Palace Museum will become a new landmark, "even if it's just a check-in", and believes that tourists can visit the West Kowloon Cultural District together, which will help promote the development of Hong Kong's tourism industry.
Some citizens dressed up and wore Hanfu to visit the scene.
(Photo by Liao Yanxiong)
The admission situation in the morning session was smooth, and there were no long queues in the mountains
From what we saw at the scene, in the morning on the first day of the opening, the hall was generally smooth, and all the entrants had to go through security procedures, but there was no long queue, and the exhibition halls were crowded with people, and there was no shortage of families. The striking exhibits included the dragon robes of the Qing emperors It was also crowded with people checking in.
Some citizens dressed up to welcome the opening of the Forbidden City in Hong Kong. Ms. Lu, the president of the "Guofeng Yaji Society", who was wearing a Tang Dynasty Hanfu, pointed out that the "re-engraving" of her Hanfu's "replica" of the Tang Dynasty women's shapes recorded in the Dunhuang frescoes were brighter and splotchy, showing the beauty of women. state.
She also pointed out that the Forbidden City mainly collected the palace collections of the Ming and Qing dynasties, while the people of the Ming Dynasty mainly wore Hanfu, and believed that the Forbidden City was closely related to Hanfu culture.
Miss Lu said that she had visited the Forbidden City in Beijing and described it as more "atmospheric" and full of history, while the Forbidden City in Hong Kong was more integrated between Chinese and Western, and the building was full of space.
She stated that she will re-enter the venue and invite friends to the "in-depth tour".
Some citizens wear Hanfu to visit and take the opportunity to promote Hanfu culture
Another organization that promotes Hanfu culture, "Bauhinia Han Yun", also dressed up to take advantage of the meeting. The president, Miss Yan, pointed out that she was wearing the clothing of soldiers of the Song Dynasty, and the members beside her were wearing plain clothes of literati and military generals of the Ming Dynasty. , you can take the opportunity to promote Hanfu culture.
The opening of the Hong Kong Palace Museum has been postponed today. Before the official opening of the museum, a special lion dance was set up to add to the fun.
Chen Zhisi, chairman of the board of directors of the Hong Kong Palace Museum, pointed out that the opening hours have been extended from 10 to 6 to 9 to 9. It is hoped that those who hold yesterday's tickets can enter the venue and choose another day. The tickets are valid for 180 days. , he hopes that the relevant special arrangements can minimize the inconvenience.
Chen Zhisi pointed out that 85% of the tickets were sold in the first month
He mentioned that about 110,000 tickets have been sold in the first month of the opening, accounting for 85% of the total available tickets, of which 95% of the special tickets have been sold, and the free tickets on Wednesday in the first month are full, which shows that the public has responded enthusiastically.
He also revealed that the museum will present a total of 1,000 special commemorative NFTs with images of the Forbidden City to the audience for free. Those who purchase tickets within the first 100 days of the opening will have the opportunity to participate in the lucky draw.
The opening of the Hong Kong Palace Museum has been postponed for one day until now (3rd), and nearly 100 citizens have arrived in line before the opening of the museum, hoping to enter the venue as soon as possible to have a sneak peek.
(Photo by Liao Yanxiong)
Yang Runxiong, the newly appointed Director of the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau, said that it is rare for the Hong Kong Palace Museum to receive the support of the central government and to display the cultural relics on loan in Hong Kong style. To cultivate a sense of identity among Hong Kong people and to promote the development of Hong Kong's tourism culture.
Affected by the typhoon, the Hong Kong Palace Museum, which originally opened yesterday, has been postponed to open to the public today, and its opening hours have been extended to 9 to 9.
Visitors who have purchased tickets for the admission slot before 11 am yesterday can use the original tickets to enter the venue at 9 am today or the original slot.
Visitors with tickets for the admission period at or after 12 noon yesterday can enter the venue at the original period or after 4 pm, and the validity period of unused tickets will be extended by 180 days.
A total of 914 cultural relics on loan from the Palace Museum in Beijing are on display at the opening exhibition of the Palace Museum in Hong Kong, covering paintings, bronzes, ceramics, gold and silver, enamel, jade and seals, spanning 5,000 years of Chinese civilization, of which 166 belong to First-class "National Treasures", accounting for 18% of the total number of exhibits, are distributed in seven exhibition halls in the museum, and another exhibition hall displays cultural relics donated by Hong Kong collectors.
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