The Story of Portuguese People in Hong Kong I really like visiting exhibitions. A good exhibition is not just about gaining knowledge—it’s also a chance to learn about aesthetic design. As soon as I entered, I saw several Portuguese mixed-race people telling stories from different angles about their ancestors, culture, food, and this piece of land. While I was watching a holographic projection of a little girl talking about her background and language shift, a gentle voice behind me said: “Come, let me show you…” Then my attention turned to the projection on a table—a kind old lady describing how ingredients from her home country mixed and combined cleverly with local foods, creating a unique type of fusion Portuguese cuisine with local characteristics. There was also an interactive projection that invited you to “flip” through the pages of a virtual book introducing several Portuguese people who contributed to the local community. When I thought back about this exhibition experience, I remembered a short film I saw a long time ago made by Momondo—a company that traces ancestral DNA. It said: “You have more in common with the world than you think.” 第三场展览：在港葡国人的故事 我很喜欢逛展览。 看一场好展览，不仅是知识的摄入，也是美学设计的学习 刚入场，就看见几位葡国混血儿，以不同的角度，讲述他们的祖先，文化，食物和这篇地土的故事 当我站在全息投影仪看映射出来的一个小女孩讲述她的背景和语言的更替，身后一个很温和的声音说，come, let me show you...然后目光不自觉被吸引到，投影到桌面，一位慈祥的老太太描述她母国的食物是如何与当地食材巧妙的融合，结合成为独特的，具有当地特色的融合葡菜 还有一个以投影互动的方式邀请你翻开映射的书，介绍几位在当地做出贡献的葡国人的历史。 再回想这段观展过程的时候，我想到很久以前看过一则Momondo一家追朔祖先DNA的公司联合拍摄的短片，"You have more in common with the world than you think"