"Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition opens (09/11/2022)

Jointly presented by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Development Bureau for the first time, the "Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition officially opened today (November 9). Photo shows the Secretary for Development, Ms Bernadette Linn, giving a speech at the opening ceremony.
Jointly presented by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Development Bureau for the first time, the "Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition officially opened today (November 9). Photo shows Deputy Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Lu Jin, giving a speech at the opening ceremony.
Jointly presented by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Development Bureau for the first time, the "Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition officially opened today (November 9). Photo shows Deputy Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Lu Jin (left); and the Secretary for Development, Ms Bernadette Linn (right), officiating at the opening ceremony.
Jointly presented by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Development Bureau for the first time, the "Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition officially opened today (November 9). Photo shows (from left) the the Chairman of the Antiquities Advisory Board, Mr Douglas So; Deputy Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Lu Jin; the Secretary for Development, Ms Bernadette Linn; the Chairman of the Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, Mr Philip Ma; and the Chairman of the Advisory Committee on Built Heritage Conservation, Professor Lau Chi-pang at the opening ceremony.
Jointly presented by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Development Bureau for the first time, the "Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition officially opened today (November 9). Photo shows the Secretary for Development, Ms Bernadette Linn (third right); and Deputy Administrator of the National Cultural Heritage Administration, Mr Lu Jin (second right), tour the exhibtion.
Jointly presented by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Development Bureau for the first time, the "Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition officially opened today (November 9). Photo shows one of the highlight exhibits, a Confucius Hall plaque bearing the inscription "Chan Yang Sheng Jiao" (literally meaning "Expounding Confucianism").
Jointly presented by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Development Bureau for the first time, the "Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition officially opened today (November 9). Photo shows one of the highlight exhibits, a certificate of completion of studies at the Ta Teh Institute.
Jointly presented by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Development Bureau for the first time, the "Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition officially opened today (November 9). Photo shows one of the highlight exhibits, a Tung Wah Hospital plaque bearing the inscription "Shen Wei Pu You" (literally meaning "God Protects All").
Jointly presented by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Development Bureau for the first time, the "Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition officially opened today (November 9). Photo shows one of the highlight exhibits, bonds of the Reconstruction Gold Loan issued with the assistance of the Bank of China Hong Kong Branch in 1940.
Jointly presented by the National Cultural Heritage Administration and the Development Bureau for the first time, the "Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings" exhibition officially opened today (November 9). Photo shows one of the highlight exhibits, the Roll of Honour listing the names of martyrs belonging to the Hong Kong Independent Battalion of the Dongjiang Column placed in the Memorial Shrine in Hong Kong City Hall Memorial Garden.
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