Hong Kong Maritime Museum

The new building of the Hong Kong Maritime Museum is 4 storeys high and has a total area of 4,400 square meters. There are 19 exhibition halls, two of which are for rent, with a collection of 3,000 pieces. The new site has introduced a lot of technological elements. For example, the "Jinghai Quantu", which describes the Qing Dynasty's swept-off sea troubles during the Jiaqing period of the Qing Dynasty, was modified into a dynamic version by high-tech digital scanning, and the deeds of the Qing Dynasty's navy's encirclement and suppression of pirates were reproduced. It is about the battle against Zhang Baozai on Lantau Island on the sea surface; the scroll consists of 20 exquisite drawings, with a total length of 18 meters. The dynamic version of "Jinghai Quantu" is divided into two parts. On the one hand, the 360-degree projection will project it on the giant curtain wall, so that the audience is surrounded by images, as if they were in the battlefield of the past; Unfold different chapters on the scroll next to "Jinghai Full Picture", and zoom the image at will. In addition, the Hong Kong Museum of History will lend the Henglan Lighthouse built by the Customs and Excise Department of the Qing Dynasty to the Hong Kong Maritime Museum for display.