A permanent exhibition showcasing Hong Kong’s history reopened on Wednesday after a major revamp that emphasised the city’s roots in Chinese culture, with visitors expressing mixed reactions to the changes.
The “Hong Kong Story” exhibition – which opened in 2001 and closed for renovation in late 2020 – has been reduced from two storeys to a single floor, but expanded from eight to 10 galleries.
The revamped exhibition at the Hong Kong Museum of History in Tsim Sha Tsui features more than 2,800…
Revamped ‘Hong Kong Story’ exhibition spotlights city’s roots in Chinese culture
