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The Hong Kong Places collection tells the development and historical events of Hong Kong through digitized photos, maps, books and documents. -
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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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Fairy Tales
“Beauty and the Beast” and “Snow Queen” are certainly the most well-liked fairy tales in recent years. In fact, fairy tales have long been popular around the world, particularly among children. Mostly because there are always fascinating characters, such as fairies, demons, witches, talking animals, etc. featured in the stories. Besides, most of the plots are based on folklores, which also make the stories much more interesting. Fairy tales have not only been widely retold or read but also adapted for screen and stage since last century. Connect to the MMIS to find out more.
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Monthly Selection of HK Arts & Artist Clippings
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Monthly Selection of National Library of China Ancient Chinese Book Resources
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Bengali, Burmese and Nepali
Bengali and Nepali are Indo-Iranian language in Indo-European family. The former is the official language of Bangladesh, the Indian states West Bengal and Tripura. Bengali is also the second most spoken language in India. Nepali is the official language of Nepal and also spoken in the neighboring parts of India.
Burmese language, also called Myanmar, belongs to the Tibeto-Burman group of the Sino-Tibetan language family. It is the official language of Myanmar (Burma). The language has its alphabet of 10 vowels and 32 consonants derived from the South Indian script and also included loan words from other languages.
Interested users could go to the Language Learning Centre of the Hong Kong Central Library to find out more about Bengali, Burmese and Nepali.
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Burmese language, also called Myanmar, belongs to the Tibeto-Burman group of the Sino-Tibetan language family. It is the official language of Myanmar (Burma). The language has its alphabet of 10 vowels and 32 consonants derived from the South Indian script and also included loan words from other languages.
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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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TODAY IN HISTORY
News in History
PEIPING RADIO ATTACKS H.K.
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教署九月起實行普通話納初中課程
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龍翔道明日開放
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The Hong Kong Telegraph, 1949-06-23
1949-06-23PEIPING RADIO ATTACKS H.K.
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華僑日報, 1988-06-23
1988-06-23教署九月起實行普通話納初中課程
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香港工商日報, 1961-06-23
1961-06-23龍翔道明日開放
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