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Partnership with the Palace Museum to Preserve Chinese Cultural Heritage

With Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group’s ongoing commitment and determination to preserve Chinese heritage, we are honoured to start the strategic partnership with the Palace Museum, China’s most esteemed cultural institution, in December 2023 to elevate cultural celebration and heritage preservation to new heights through global exchanges. The partnership focuses on three areas: heritage preservation and research, exhibition partnerships, and creative collaboration to protect, study and conserve the exquisite Chinese culture and traditions embodied by the Forbidden City. Together, we will share China’s rich stories and keep traditional culture alive by supporting the Palace Museum’s efforts through academic research, exhibitions, and culturally themed products. 

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Partnership with the Palace Museum to Preserve Chinese Cultural Heritage
Partnership with the Hong Kong Palace Museum: “Chinese Gold Craftsmanship Heritage Education Programme”

Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group is honoured to sign a five-year educational partnership with the Hong Kong Palace Museum, launching the “Chinese Gold Craftsmanship Heritage Education Programme” in October 2024. With a sponsorship of HK$10 million, the programme is dedicated to showcasing the outstanding artistic and technical achievements of Chinese goldsmithing, preserving and perpetuating China’s rich cultural heritage. 

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Partnership with the Hong Kong Palace Museum: “Chinese Gold Craftsmanship Heritage Education Programme”
“Ancient Chinese Gold Techniques” Research Project with the Art Museum of The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Since 2014, the Chow Tai Fook Master Studio has been collaborating with the Art Museum of The Chinese University of Hong Kong on the "Ancient Chinese Gold Techniques" research project, which involves a multidisciplinary investigation of ancient gold techniques. The research project has clarified definitions, set industry standards, and promoted sustainable development through publications, public exhibitions and activities, having reached over 62,000 participants.

 

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“Ancient Chinese Gold Techniques” Research Project with the Art Museum of The Chinese University of Hong Kong

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