Hong Kong Story In-depth Tour - Visit the exhibition of the genius Mr. Wong James + explore Hong Kong's historical monuments + taste fish maw soup dumplings and dim sum lunch

Exhibition “A Laugh at the World - James Wong” at the Hong Kong Heritage Museum

• To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the death of Huang Zhan, a generation of genius who created countless classic works, about 140 sets of exhibits are on display to introduce Huang Zhan's contributions in music, film, television, advertising and literature. Highlights of the exhibition include the painting of Huang Zhan and Gu Jiahui, which was created by Gu Jiahui based on a photo of the two laughing happily. Other exhibits include Family Planning Association promotional posters, movie posters, and lyrics of "Under the Lion Rock" and "Shanghai Beach".

Wong Uk Estate Historic House (Hong Kong Declared Monument)

• In the 19th century, Wong Uk Estate was a transportation hub between the mainland and Hong Kong. The only remaining ancient house was built in 1911 by the ancestors of the Wang family. This century-old house is two-storey and made of blue bricks. It has exquisite murals and traditional decorations. It is a historical symbol of Yuen Chau Kok.

Shatin Che Kung Temple (one of the four major temples in Hong Kong)

• The current site was originally a 300-year-old temple, which was renovated into its current appearance in 1994. Every year on the second day of the Lunar New Year, people seek fortune-telling for Hong Kong and pray for good luck in the coming year.

Fully interactive experience making cartoon bean paste buns - Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage

• Chef Chen from the "Dixuan Banquet Hall" of Dorsett Hotel has 40 years of experience in making dim sum. He personally teaches the dim sum making process. Students can make the dim sum by themselves. The process is interesting, they can learn the skills of making dim sum, and they can also taste it. Make your own snacks and share the fun of cooking with family and friends. It is a good choice for relaxation and leisure.

Fish maw soup dumplings and dim sum lunch at Dorsett Hotel Tsuen Wan’s “Dixuan Banquet Hall”

• Arrange for group members who signed up together to dine together

Kowloon Walled City Park

• The original site was the Kowloon Walled City, which was a defense point in the late Qing Dynasty. Today, the park still retains the building that was originally the official office of the Walled City, as well as two ancient cannons from the Qing Dynasty.