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...exchange on themes that encompass both traditional culture and modern arts. Topics include chinese poetry, calligraphy, ceramics, traditional chinese medicine, fashion design, psychology of arts, film and television, painting and music, etc. Lectures will be conducted by masters in engaging formats to foster multifaceted discussions. ~ since the speaker yao jue is unable to attend the session “beyond music, within notes: self and the world under the bow” as planned, the session scheduled for 21 july 2026 (tuesday) at lecture theatre of hong kong central library has been postponed to 4 september 2026 (friday) at same time and venue. 7/7(tue) chinese calligraphy and classical poetry speaker: cheng pei-kai# 14/7(tue) my mentors, fellow artists, and me speaker: shen ping# 4/9(fri) beyond music, within notes: self and the world under the bow ~updated speaker: yao jue# 28/7(tue) modern interpretation of jingdezhen traditional porcelain-making techniques speaker: cai lingling# 4/8(tue) traditional chinese medicine daily tips for health and wellness speaker: lam kar-yeung* 11/8(tue) phantom attire: four decades of evolution – the design and legacy of performance costumes speaker: kenneth chan* 18/8(tue) art and life speaker: liza wang ming-chun* 25/8(tue) life as a play: stories from the heart speaker: amy wu mei-yee* * in cantonese # in putonghua

...exchange session date: 1.7.2026 (wed) time: 7pm venue: gr1, level 6, backstage, grand theatre, hong kong cultural centre ticket price: free admission limited quota, seats available on a first-come, first-served basis. Online registration: https://www.Lcsd.Gov.Hk/ce/culturalservice/programme/en/theatre/programs_1978.Html “timeless song elegance” exhibition date: 1 – 6.7.2026 (mon, wed – sun) opening hours: 1/7 2pm-11pm, 2-5/7 9am-11pm & 6/7 9am-2pm venue: foyer, g/f, hong kong cultural centre ticket price: free admission

...exchanges behind these traditions. This programme is suitable for culture enthusiasts and art students, aiming to deepen understanding of silk road civilisation and promote cross-regional artistic dialogue. Main cast: maqam performance group of the music college of xinjiang arts institute, chinese music ensemble of the hong kong academy for performing arts, ponte orchestra, the saffron, pt. Somnath mishra, rajendra nyathi, neesha maam, pasha omer, zhang yan, xi xiuquan, chak yuet-man, zhang baokang narrated by: jason wong wei in association with: china literary and art volunteers’ association hong kong member branch, hkl&a youth association supported by: department of publicity, cultural and sports affairs of the liaison office of the central people’s government in the hksar

...exchanged views on art. She founded a ‘children’s acrobatic class’ to teach them the various chinese acrobatic skills. This performance will bring a spellbinding acrobatic spectacle to the hong kong audience. *some seats may have partly restricted view  best for ages 3 and above.  the performance will run for about 2 hours including a 15-minute intermission.  performers have been professionally trained. Audience is advised not to imitate their acts.  members of the audience are strongly advised to arrive punctually. Latecomers and those who leave their seats during the performance will only be admitted and allowed to return to their seats respectively at a suitable break. The presenter reserves the right to refuse admission of latecomers, or determine the time and manner of admission of latecomers.  the presenter reserves the right to change the programme and substitute artists.  the content of programme does not represent the views of the leisure and cultural services department. Programme of international arts carnival 2026 fringe activities chinese traditional diabolo workshop i date: 18.7.2026 (sat) time: 10am – 11am venue: incubator 1, east kowloon cultural centre chinese traditional diabolo workshop ii date: 18.7.2026 (sat) time: 11:30am – 12:30pm venue: incubator 1, east kowloon cultural centre  two workshops will have identical content  best for ages 6 and above  in putonghua  please dress casually

...exchanges in han dynasty. The exhibition features 252 pieces/sets of invaluable exhibits. Among them, 203 pieces/sets, including 40 grade-one cultural relics, come from 29 museums and cultural institutions in 14 provinces and autonomous regions in the chinese mainland, and most of them are being shown in hong kong for the first time.

...exchange center) to jointly organise and host the 5th hong kong youth aerospace innovation competition this year. This competition will also serve as the hong kong regional selection for the 2025–2026 national youth space innovation competition. This year's competition comprises 2 categories with a total of 9 events, including 2 aerospace technology innovation events and 7 space exploration competition events. It is divided into primary, junior secondary, and senior secondary divisions. Outstanding awardees will have the opportunity to be recommended by the hong kong new generation cultural association to engage in exchanges with innovation and technology talents from chinese mainland and overseas, broadening their horizons.

...exchanges among local, asian and international practitioners, and presenting a wide spectrum of outstanding works. This year, it continues to span 4 major fields —film, television, music and digital entertainment—bringing together 8 flagship events . International stars, renowned directors and leading industry figures will gather at the expo, further strengthening cross-regional exchange in film and entertainment culture. Entertainment expo hong kong is spearheaded by the hong kong trade development council (hktdc), with sponsorship from the cultural and creative industries development agency (ccida), the film development fund, and the culture, sports and tourism bureau of the government of the hong kong special administrative region. This year’s expo features a wide array of exciting programmes, and the following 3 signature events are highlighted for you - hong kong international film and tv market (filmart) the 30th edition of filmart is currently being held at the hong kong convention and exhibition centre (hkcec) from 17 to 20 march. This year’s event brings together more than 790 exhibitors from over 30 countries and regions, further enhancing its global appeal. More than 30 regional pavilions will represent chinese mainland and international markets. Filmart also welcomes first-time exhibitors from various emerging markets. This diverse participation demonstrates filmart’s role as asia’s leading entertainment content marketplace and also as a vital catalyst for global cultural exchange and collaboration in the screen industry. >>learn more here hong kong international film festival (hkiff) entering its 50th edition, hkiff will take place from 1 to 12 april, reaffirming its status as one of asia's most enduring and respected film festivals. This milestone year adopts the theme "50 and beyond: framing the future", celebrating both the festival's rich heritage and its commitment to innovation. >>learn more here hong kong film awards (hkfa) the 44th hong kong film awards will be held on 19 april at the hong kong cultural centre. This year’s entries demonstrate the diverse creative strength of hong kong cinema. “sons of the neon night” leads with 12 nominations, followed closely by “back to the past” with 11 nominations. >>learn more here the full list of events can be found on the “entertainment expo hong kong 2026” website . Let's immerse ourselves in this annual celebration of film and entertainment industries together.

...exchange centre, organised by the hong kong space museum.

...exchange of talents in the gba, the labour department regularised the scheme since 2023 to encourage more enterprises to engage hong kong young persons to work in the mainland cities of gba. The 2026 scheme is now commenced. Enterprises with businesses in both hong kong and the mainland cities of gba to employ hong kong young persons in accordance with hong kong laws and station them in the mainland cities of gba to work and receive on-the-job training, may apply for allowance equivalent to 60% of the young persons' monthly salaries with the limit of hk$12,000 per month for a period of up to 18 months. Eligibilities participating young persons must be hong kong residents aged 29 or below with educational attainments awarded by higher education institutions within or outside hong kong at sub-degree level or above and are legally employable in hong kong and the mainland. Monthly wages enterprises must offer a monthly wages of no less than hk$18,000 for young persons holding bachelor's degrees or above and offer salaries at a level comparable with the market rate for young persons with sub-degree qualifications. Eligible young persons can visit the scheme website for job vacancies kick-off ceremony, experience-sharing by participating young people and enterprises (chinese videos with chinese and english subtitles)