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A mechanically-driven display depicting the historical scene of Lu Bu Flirting With Diao Chan From The Pavilion Of Phoenix Grace

A kwan kwa is a traditional Chinese wedding costume composed of a long, silk blouse and a long skirt. Historically, only members of the Chinese imperial family were privileged to wear this costume.

Using chalk power pouches, cheongsam masters draft their sewing patterns on fabrics directly. They mark lines by drawing a thread covered with chalk power from the pouch and flick off the powder on the fabric

A piece of body-hugging Chinese clothing usually fashioned by upper-class individuals and still used by clansman today when they perform ancestral worship rituals

Ritual text for Female Initiation Ritual into Adulthood

Produced according to the form of the small fire dragon used by villagers on the 14th day of the eighth lunar month

Special issue of the opera performance given by Sun Ma Sze Tsang Cantonese Opera Troupe as part of the celebration activities of the Tin Hau Festival organised by the Aberdeen Sea and Land Inhabitants United Club

Postbill of the opera performance by Chin Ying Cantonese Opera Troupe presented by the land and boat residents of Castle Peak Bay as part of the celebration activities of Tin Hau