Hong Kong Exhibition | Hong Kong Museum of Art, Tsim Sha Tsui | The Emperor's Party

In early March, Wo Fu went to the #HongKongMuseumofArtin#Tsim Sha Tsui to attend a free admission "birthday party". "#Emperor'sParty" will be held from now until June 14 at the third floor lobby of the Hong Kong Museum of Art to celebrate the 500th anniversary of the accession to the throne of Emperor Jiajing of the Ming Dynasty and the diamond jubilee of the Hong Kong Museum of Art. The 14-meter-long dining table is filled with more than 500 blue and white porcelain artworks by Hong Kong artist #许开娇. Xu Kaijiao is good at transforming the expression of traditional blue and white porcelain patterns, combining them with everyday objects to create unique works. A birthday party must have a birthday cake. A whole suckling pig is a must-have at Chinese birthday banquets. The blue and white porcelain pattern makes the soda can noble and elegant. In addition to food, there are also toys, such as game consoles that both adults and children love to play. The little bear and lollipops add a touch of childishness to "The Emperor's Party". Will the blessings brought by the porcelain paper crane last longer? #wafflesandshrimpcakes #wafflesandshrimpcakestravelhongkong #wafflesandshrimpcakesseeexhibitions