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Access to house programmes of arts performance held in Hong Kong, featuring dance, music, theatre, Xiqu and more giving insight and understanding of the work performed, and support the research on the change and development of arts events in Hong Kong. -
A glimpse of the cultural and historical features of the 18 districts of Hong Kong through audio-visual, images, news clippings and archival materials in the collection. -
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Includes popular comics, historical stories, fairy tales, children songs and folk rhymes, riddles, games, daily knowledge and so on.
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Thai and Vietnamese
Thai is Tai language of Tai-Kadai language family. Its' alphabet is derived from Mon and Khmer scripts. Vietnamese is Viet-Muong language of Austroasiatic language family. A large proportion of the vocabulary in Vietnamese has been borrowed from Chinese. Both Thai and Vietnamese are tonal language, so that a change in tone alone can change the meaning of a word.
Would you like to travel to Thailand, one of the most visited countries in the world? Or visiting Vietnam to explore the beauty of Ha Long Bay, an UNESCO World Natural Heritage? Let’s visit the Language Learning Centre of the Hong Kong Central Library to learn some Thai and Vietnamese before travelling.
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Would you like to travel to Thailand, one of the most visited countries in the world? Or visiting Vietnam to explore the beauty of Ha Long Bay, an UNESCO World Natural Heritage? Let’s visit the Language Learning Centre of the Hong Kong Central Library to learn some Thai and Vietnamese before travelling.
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Monthly Selection of HKCEE and HKALE Papers Collection
Most popular HKCEE and HKALE Papers Collection materials browsed by readers.
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Monthly Selection of Children's Paradise Collection
Most popular Children's Paradise Collection materials browsed by readers.
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Monthly Selection of Audio
Most popular audio materials browsed by readers.
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Monthly Selection of National Library of China Ancient Chinese Book Resources
Most popular National Library of China Ancient Chinese Book Resources materials browsed by readers.
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Monthly Selection of Video
Most popular video materials browsed by readers.
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Monthly Selection of Language Learning
Most popular Language Learning materials browsed by readers.
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Football
According to the number of participants and spectators, football (also called soccer) is undoubtedly the world’s most popular ball game. Football is one of the oldest sports in the world. FIFA confirmed in 2004 that the earliest form of football is the ancient Chinese game of Cuju. Similar to Cuju, to play football, players have to try maneuvering the ball into the opposite team’s goal using any part of their bodies excluding hands apart from goalkeepers who can handle the ball so as to stop the opposite team from scoring. The team that scores more goals wins. While gripping by the World Cup fever, connect to the MMIS to find out more about football.
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With "Multimedia Information" mobile app, you can access to the vast amount of digitised contents, including eBooks, images and audio-video materials in the Multimedia Information System anywhere, anytime on your mobile devices.
see more - The "Ancient Chinese Book Resources from the National Library of China" collection showcases part of the digitised ancient Chinese books collection in National Library of China, including "Epigraphic and Pictorial Rubbings", "New Year Pictures" and "Gazetteers", etc.
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- Since Microsoft no longer provides support to Windows XP operating system, readers using computers with Windows XP and IE8 to access Multimedia Information System (MMIS) Portal may encounter problems. We recommend readers to use Firefox or Chrome browsers on those computers when using the MMIS online service.
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News in History
九年來本港第一首發現霍亂症
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萬噸新輪工竣今日下水港督參加試航
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Given security, Hong Kong faces a prosperous future.
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香港工商日報, 1978-07-21
1978-07-21九年來本港第一首發現霍亂症
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大公報, 1939-07-21
1939-07-21萬噸新輪工竣今日下水港督參加試航
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The China Mail, 1950-07-21
1950-07-21Given security, Hong Kong faces a prosperous future.
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