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‘The Panda Family’ Takes You on a Tour of Our Motherland: Journey of Intangible Cultural Heritage of China – Traditional Handicrafts
Provided by Asia Tourism Exchange Center
(Chinese version only)
Paper Crafting Technique in Hong Kong: History, Transmission and Innovation (Chinese version only)
Reconstructing the 1868 Yu Lan Festival on the Northern Shore of Hong Kong Island through Historical Records (Chinese version only)
Materiality, Practitioners and the Safeguarding of intangible Cultural Heritage: A Preliminary Study of Lisheng and Their Texts in Hong Kong (Published in Hong Kong Museum Bulletin #003)
Chinese Theatres and Transmission of Cantonese Opera in the 19th Century Hong Kong (Chinese version only)
Retrospect and Prospects: Safeguarding the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Hong Kong Over the Past 12 Years (Published in Hong Kong Museum Journal Volume 2)
Singing Nanyin as We Go（Introduction）
Singing Nanyin as We Go（Hong Kong Island）
Illustrating the Yu Lan Festival at 30 Houses, Hong Kong (Chinese version only)
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Traditional Festivals under Colonial Governance: The Historical Changes of Cheung Chau Jiao Festival (Chinese version only)
Exhibition Pamphlet of Traces of Human Touch — Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibition
Exhibition Pamphlet of “Lost and Sound Exhibition Series I : Hong Kong Festivals and Traditional Craftsmanship”
Exhibition Pamphlet of “Lost and Sound Exhibition Series II : Ordinary ∙ Extraordinary”
Exhibition Pamphlet of “Lost and Sound Exhibition Series III : Sam Tung Uk and Traditional Village Culture”
History of the Tai Ping Theatre
The Majestic Stage: The Story of Cantonese Opera Theatres
A Synthesis of Lyrical Excellence & Martial Agility -The Stage Art of Ng Kwan Lai
Splendour of Cantonese Opera: Masters Tong Tik Sang and Yam Kim Fai
Virtuosity and Innovation: The Masterful Legacy of Lam Kar Sing
The Leading Actress, Perfidious Concubine and Beloved Grandma: Lee Hong Kum’s Artistic Career
Yu Kai, Cantonese Opera Master
Heritage and Integration — A Study of Hong Kong Cantonese Opera Films
Research Report on “Collection and Compilation of Movable Type Printing Materials in Hong Kong from the Post-war Period to the Present”
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