Hong Kong Culture Festival is the Strategic Partner for “Central African Art – Invocation of an Unseen World” Exhibition. The exhibition showcase nearly 200 exhibits of Central Africa, spanning the 19th to the early 20th centuries, allowing visitors to appreciate the three treasures of Central African art––sculptures, masks, and weapons––and understand their fundamental roles in society. The exhibition (re)interprets the arts reflecting the beliefs, rituals and sociocultural memories of the people through new media technologies with media art installations inviting visitors to perceive Central Africa art through multi-sensory channels.

The ICH Mart 2024 will revisit the valuable Intangible Cultural Heritage items from the past and celebrate the inheritance and transformation over the years, under the theme “Transformation: From Past to Present”.

The ancient nomads of North China were hunters and warriors, traders who facilitated exchange in goods, technology, ideas, arts, and were also builders of empires.

The 5th International Martial Arts Symposium was held in Taiwan for the first time at the second floor theater of the Red House in Ximen, Taipei. It provides an open and exchange platform for scholars and researchers to conduct in-depth discussions and debates on "martial arts" and the history of martial arts in East Asia and Europe, and to promote related development and conservation.