Carroll (2007) wrote that "The Hong Kong Story" at the Hong Kong Museum of History introduced Hong Kong's natural and cultural heritage since prehistoric times with dioramas (仿真模型), reconstructed street scenes, films, and interactive exhibits. Here visitors can learn about Hong Kong's rich history through a variety of exhibits: boarding a fishing boat that rocks gently to the sounds of straining ropes, strolling (溜達) through a traditional Cantonese village, or witnessing the horror and suffering during the Japanese occupation. Visitors can also help commemorate (紀念) the reversion to Chinese sovereignty in an exhibit that includes an excerpt from Jiang Zemin's handover speech and ends with the handover fireworks display, with Hong Kong's trademark night skyline in the background. As the last caption in this "Hong Kong Story" notes, even though the museum exhibit ends with the reversion to Chinese sovereignty, " Hong Kong story will continue to be written."
Carroll, J.M. (2007). A Concise History of Hong Kong. Hong Kong: Hong Kong University Press.
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