To help children better understand the unique character and charm of the city they live in, parents can tap into online resources rooted in Hong Kong and dedicated to serving its residents. This allows them to gradually foster a deeper appreciation for the rich history and culture of Hong Kong.
A.Local Ditigal Resources
1.Virtual Tour of Selected Historic Sites
The website launched by the Antiquities and Monuments Office utilizes 3D modeling technology to bring Hong Kong’s declared monuments to life, allowing users to explore the historic architectures in the city and dive into the rich tapestry of its past.
This website, established by the Government Records Service, showcases a curated collection of historical tourism archives under the themes of ‘Sights and Scenes,’ ‘Shopping Paradise,’ ‘Paradise for Foodies’ and ‘Happenings in the City.’ These exhibits offer a vivid glimpse into Hong Kong’s evolving identity between the 1950s and 1980s, conveying the charm of our city across decades. By revisiting vintage travel information, viewers are invited to rediscover old Hong Kong from fresh perspectives—gaining new insights and emotional resonance with its old days.
By watching educational videos uploaded by the Education Bureau Educational Multimedia (EMM), students can easily learn about unique landmarks and community characteristics of Hong Kong, building a sense of belonging to the city.
B.Fun Online Learning
1.Quiz about Hong Kong spots by M+
There are 10 images of Hong Kong landmarks to test how familiar you and your child are with Hong Kong!
2.“History in a district” tour (iOS / Google Play)
Funded by the Quality Education Fund (QEF), this app was developed by the Alumni Association of the Master of Arts in Chinese Historical Studies programme at The University of Hong Kong. It aims to cultivate students’ interest in Hong Kong’s history and culture. By incorporating interactive game elements, the app enhances engagement and makes learning more engaging and interesting. Through this platform, users can explore historical sites and landmarks across districts in Hong Kong, supported by rich digital teaching resources that boost learning motivation.