Went to ACM last weekend for this special exhibition.
The Kangxi Emperor is considered one of the most successful emperor in the China history.
The whole place is full of Kangxi's posters..
Entrance costs S$8 per person, if you have American Express card, entrance would be one for one! S$8 is very well spent indeed for a lazy afternoon. If you are interested in China history, this is an exhibition that you can't missed~!
Did you know that Dragon is made up of bodyparts of these animals?
Civilisation of Asia countries are defined by these little things..
Guan Gong
CC, Penny and I in the tea room
the girls in the tea room
Before stepping into the Kangxi Gallery..
No photos are allowed in the Kangxi Gallery...but...for the benefits of my friends reading this blog, I secretly took some photos! ENJOY!
Kangxi's armour, his potraits and his clothing (from L to R)
The Kangxi Emperor is considered one of the most successful emperor in the China history.
The whole place is full of Kangxi's posters..
Entrance costs S$8 per person, if you have American Express card, entrance would be one for one! S$8 is very well spent indeed for a lazy afternoon. If you are interested in China history, this is an exhibition that you can't missed~!
Did you know that Dragon is made up of bodyparts of these animals?
Civilisation of Asia countries are defined by these little things..
Guan Gong
CC, Penny and I in the tea room
the girls in the tea room
Before stepping into the Kangxi Gallery..
No photos are allowed in the Kangxi Gallery...but...for the benefits of my friends reading this blog, I secretly took some photos! ENJOY!
Kangxi's armour, his potraits and his clothing (from L to R)
Some tools Kangxi used for astrological purposes. He was very interested in Western cultures.Kangxi was also the first Chinese Emperor to have played a western instrument, the piano. Surprised?
I would recommend everyone to pay ACM a visit and catch this special exhibition before it ends. Do check out timing of their free guided tours before going. We missed that. Who knows I might go again?
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I don't mean this in a bad way, of course! Ethical concerns aside... I just hope that as memory becomes cheaper, the possibility of uploading our brains onto a digital medium becomes a true reality. It's a fantasy that I dream about every once in a while.
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