There are many auspicious creatures in traditional Chinese culture, including the well-known dragon, lion and unicorn (qilin). Each of them has its own characteristics and auspicious meanings, and they are often seen in everyday decorations and traditional customs.

The "Little Museum KOL" visited Hong Kong Heritage Museum for a family tour of "A Path to Glory - Jin Yong's Centennial Memorial, Sculpted by Ren Zhe". They viewed 22 dynamic sculptures created by renowned Beijing sculptor Ren Zhe, all inspired by Jin Yong's martial arts novels.

The Little Museum KOLs visited Oi! and joined a guided tour of the "Archaic Curator Series: The Charm of Colour—Travel with Ceramics through Time and Space” exhibition led by the assistant curator. During the tour, they had a glimpse of the production process of Chinese ceramics. They also had a chance to design their own ceramic flower pots and planted small seedlings to bring them home.

The Little Museum KOLs visited the Hong Kong Museum of Art, guided by the assistant curator and interactively explored the "Wu Guanzhong: Between Black and White" exhibition, stepping into Wu Guanzhong’s distinctive world of colours!

After a series of museum visits and training sessions, the Little Museum KOLs were ready to showcase the results of their learning.

In the Museum x Chinese Culture Training Workshop, children have the opportunity to go beyond the traditional learning model of simple observation and gain a richer cultural experience by getting involved in performances and creating traditional crafts.