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'Tea Culture in Hong Kong' Exhibition
Date: | 2025/5/7 (Wednesday) to 2025/9/2 (Tuesday) |
Time: | Library Opening Hours |
Venue: | Hong Kong Central Library (8/F Cultural and Historical Resources Corner) |
Tea, as a popular beverage in Hong Kong, is rich of local culture. With photo images and textual descriptions, this exhibition illustrates the uniqueness of Hong Kong's tea culture. Starting from its Chinese tea origin, it will showcase that tea culture is not only a fusion of east and west and internationally diverse, but also full of Hong Kong characteristics. The themes covered include Cantonese tea house culture, origin of tea restaurants (Cha Chaan Teng), and the evolution of Hong Kong-style milk tea.
The CCF, presented by the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau and organised by the Chinese Culture Promotion Office under the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, aims to promote Chinese culture and enhance the public's national identity and cultural confidence. It also aims to attract top-notch artists and arts groups from both the Mainland and other parts of the world for exchanges in Chinese arts and culture. The CCF 2025 will be held from June to September. Through different performing arts programmes in various forms and related extension activities, including selected programmes of the COF, "Tan Dun WE-Festival", film screenings, exhibitions, as well as community and school activities and more, the festival provides members of the public and visitors with more opportunities to enjoy distinctive programmes that showcase fine traditional Chinese culture, thereby facilitating patriotic education and contributing to the inheritance, transformation and development of traditional Chinese culture in Hong Kong. For more information about programmes and activities of the CCF 2025, please visit www.ccf.gov.hk.