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Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China - United Pandas of Sichuan and Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage

"Panda Flair Waterfront Cultural Heritage Exploration" Exhibition

 

Date: 

 

30 October 2024 – 15 February 2025

 

Venue:

 

Cheung Sha Wan Promenade

 

Organiser: 

 

Federation of HK Sichuan Community Organisations

 

Co-organiser: 

Sham Shui Po District Office

The Unified Association of Kowloon West Limited

Hong Kong United Youth Association

Federation of HK Chengdu Community Organisations Limited

 

Supporting Organisation: 

Leisure and Cultural Services Department

Sichuan Provincial Returned Overseas Chinese Federation

Hong Kong Ocean Park

The Association for the Promotion of Global Chinese Traders Fraternity Limited

Chinese Institute of Hong Kong

Hong Kong Chinese International Culture Exchange Centre

Sun Hung Kai Properties Charitable Fund

Hong Kong Panda Education Foundation

 

Event Partner: 

Intangible Cultural Heritage Office

Sham Shui Po Residents Association

LionPoint

 

 

To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Sham Shui Po District Office and Federation of HK Sichuan Community Organisations have collaborated with the Intangible Cultural Heritage (ICH) Office to organise a panda-themed exhibition entitled "Panda Flair Waterfront Culture Heritage Exploration" in Cheung Sha Wan Promenade. There will be 12 panda sculptures with a height of about 1.5 meters and with the design combining ICH and fashion trends. Among them, five "United Pandas" wear costumes symbolising elements of ICH items on the ICH inventory of Hong Kong , including Galvanised Iron Making Technique, Hakka Dialect, Tin Kung Yuk Wong Tai Tai (Jade Emperor) Festival, Dragon Dance and Culture of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Members of the public can learn more about the intangible cultural heritage of Hong Kong and Sichuan through the QR codes on site.

 

For details about the exhibition, please visit: www.icpanda.org/ssp