#Cheung Chau Cinema C.C.C｜Multicultural Park Cheung Chau Theater is one of the oldest preserved pre-war theaters from the 1930s in Hong Kong. It is now classified as a Grade III historic building. It is located at the center of Cheung Chau Island and has been bringing light and shadow to the people of Cheung Chau for 66 years. It was not completed until 1997. After closing, it remained abandoned until it was reopened in 2023. After revitalization, it was transformed into the "Cheung Chau Cinema Multicultural Park". There are four themed spaces in the park, including the "Cheung Chau Cultural Center", "1931 Studios" and "Screen Theater". "Place" and "Dumbbell Information Center" combine elements such as education, tourism and art. The public can enjoy visiting, checking in and enjoying delicious food. At the same time, they can also have an in-depth understanding of the traditional culture of Cheung Chau through various activities! # #safebagworkshop Authentic recipe and production method: hand-rolling the buns and stamping the "Ping An" seal. The Tai Ping Qing Jiao Festival attracts thousands of people to Cheung Chau every year to watch it. Eat a Ping An Bao along the way to ensure safety. Want to make the most authentic safety bag yourself? And Changzhou Cinema can do it! We have cooperated with Kwok Kam Kee Cake Shop, the founder of Cheung Chau Ping An Bao, to launch the "Ping An Bao Workshop". The explanation video was personally produced by Mr. Guo Yutian, the second generation successor of Kwok Kam Kee Cake Shop. Even the ingredients and making methods are as authentic as ever! Allow participants to make auspicious peace bags with their own hands and take blessings home.  # # 1931 Studio-Film Shooting Experience｜"Tang Bohu and Qiu Xiang"｜"Legal Storm" The "1931 Theater", named after the Cheung Chau Theater completed in 1931, has once again ignited the popularity of movies in Cheung Chau. The organizer attaches particular importance to the cultural heritage of the Hong Kong film industry and deliberately recreates classic scenes of Hong Kong films, including recreating the sets and props used in real film shootings. In the "1931 Studio", visitors can walk into movie scenes such as "Tang Bohu and Qiuxiang" and "Legal" in the film shooting experience hall, allowing ordinary people to experience what it is like to be a director or actor. The museum will also provide All actors and actresses will add post-editing after filming, allowing you who love movies to take the work away and enjoy it with your family and friends. #        # #AR augmented reality puzzle mobile app-"Island Ju" Download the "Island Gathering" App, a mobile application that combines virtual and real-world interaction, to re-experience Cheung Chau's traditional culture from a new perspective. "Island Gathering" currently provides players with a completely different gaming experience, allowing players to learn about Cheung Chau's traditional features or historic buildings and shops through different levels and tasks. #    # Drilling wood to make fire workshop What do you think of prehistoric culture? Children: primitive people, stones, animal skins, hunting, fishing, and also, drilling wood to make fire! Yes, humans in the Paleolithic Age were known to use fire to cook food, and in the Neolithic Age they even used fire to make pottery, which gradually changed the pattern of human life. Through this course, students can explore and understand the aspects of fire through practical experience with natural materials, discover and explore the process of civilization and recreate the past, learn by doing, and understand prehistoric culture. Drilling wood to make fire – is one of the topics of public experimental archeology. This workshop will explain the development level of human productivity in prehistory from the aspects of history, socio-economics and science, as well as the crucial progress and development brought about by drilling wood to make fire. By leading students to carry out specific operations of drilling wood to make fire, they can experience the important production skills of prehistoric human progress, make up for the shortcomings of explanations and displays, and improve the research on prehistoric experimental archaeological topics. #    # Simulated archaeological sand table excavation Experience the fun of archaeologists digging for cultural relics in the "Simulated Archaeological Sandbox Excavation"   # # wattang rubbing workshop "Wadang rubbings" to help understand the historical, cultural and artistic value of stone carvings in China    # 3D Relief Workshop The Cheung Chau Tai Ping Qing Jiao Ceremony is a national intangible cultural heritage. Both the dancing unicorn and the lion awakening will definitely appear in the parade, and the dancing unicorn also includes the Hailu Feng unicorn and the Hakka unicorn. We have prepared four plaster reliefs of Cheung Chau intangible cultural heritage, coupled with light clay modeling techniques and golden colors, to teach participants to understand Cheung Chau and Cheung Chau’s intangible cultural heritage during the creation process. ◇ Understand Cheung Chau and Cheung Chau intangible cultural heritage ◇ Understand the preparation and production methods of plaster relief sculptures ◇ Learn how to mix colors with light clay ◇ Learn the characteristics and coloring techniques of plastic paint and gold glitter paint ◇ Guided creative methods: skill learning and free creation (color mixing and shaping of light clay)  #facepainting Peking Opera is the quintessence of our country's culture. In order to promote traditional Chinese culture, it allows participants to have an in-depth understanding of the quintessence of China's long history. By learning facial makeup painting, you can experience the breadth and depth of Chinese traditional culture. We prepared DIY materials such as paper mask masks, paints, etc., and explained to the children in detail that Peking Opera facial makeup is divided into four categories: "raw, dan, clean and ugly". The facial painting is more complex, with heavy application of oil paint, so it is called "painted face"; while facial makeup in opera mainly refers to facial painting with clean corners. Through personal experience, the workshop learns the knowledge of facial painting, enhances the understanding of traditional cultural knowledge, and increases participants' pride in their country.  # other information *Business hours: Monday to Friday 10am – 8pm; Saturday, Sunday and public holidays 11am – 9pm * Address: No. 120, Hsin Hing Back Street, Cheung Chau, Hong Kong