From dreaming of setting foot on the moon to looking forward to moving to Mars, human beings have always looked up to the stars and dreamed of soaring in the vast universe.  China is gradually realizing its aerospace dream of exploring space. It has successfully independently developed artificial satellites, launch vehicles, manned spacecraft, and space stations. It has also carried out missions and conducted scientific research in space, expanding people's understanding of the earth and the universe.  From the legendary Jade Rabbit that made medicine on the moon, to the "Jade Rabbit" lunar rover that set foot on the moon during China's lunar exploration project; from the fire god Zhurong in ancient mythology, to the man who successfully left a mark on the surface of Mars during the Mars exploration mission. "Zhurong" Mars Rover - China is gradually realizing its dream of deep space exploration, and at the same time building the future.  The exhibition introduces the important achievements and future prospects of China's lunar and Mars exploration missions. Visitors can appreciate the original large-scale models of the "Yutu" lunar rover and the "Zhurong" Mars rover, understand their structures and functions, and learn about China's outstanding achievements in aerospace development. 

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There are several nice activities at the Space Museum. Current exhibit is on electricity and planet earth. There is a kids playground with is related to science at level 3. Too bad we are unable to watch the show.

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Very happy that the park is beautiful and lingering. Although there are many people, the queue is well organized and it will not take long. There is also artificial snowfall in the Christmas season, and everyone who enters the park is very happy.

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Ocean park is a must go with children. Just take to the ocean park MTR and ocean is right there. Can simply spend the whole day at ocean park.

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The night view is very good. Although the mountain top is very windy, it is still worth it. The queue is a bit long on the weekend. The ropeway is also very convenient. I like the night view very much. It is worthy of the world&#39;s three big night views. This time I came with my family. It is worth a visit.

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it&rsquo;s a city of vibes. You&rsquo;ll see many people walking along the Victoria harbour, esp when it&rsquo;s near 8pm to see the laser light performance, which I find it just ok. But with the surrounding buildings all lighted up, it beautify the whole scene. Esp nearing to Christmas, there will be many Christmas set up and you can take beautiful photos.

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【&ldquo;Jin Zhanghua Cai - Ancient Goldware Exhibition&rdquo;】Describes the evolution of Chinese gold technology in more than 3,000 years. 🛎 Figure 1 The treasure of the late Qing Dynasty Queen Wanrong&#39;, weighing about nine pounds 🛎 Figure 2 Shuanglong opera Pearl Liangguan, Ming (1368 &ndash; 1644) is mainly made of gold silk, lotus flowers, bats and ball road patterns have auspicious meaning, the back of the Shuanglong head and fireballs with springs to connect the crown, and the step is trembling. 🛎 Picture 3 Rhino vanity mirror &quot;Relying on the window to dress, mirror to the cloud&quot;, it not only makes exquisite and practical, but also installs music and activity devices, which can be incarnate into eight-ton box. When the strings start, the vanity mirror will play music, and the characters before the landscape will also move.

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