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【9月17日特別參神路線安排】
【9月17日特別參神路線安排】各位善信請留意,今天將有「嗇色園護旗隊成立典禮」,第一參神平台將全日暫停開放。上香區會設於第二參神平台,而求籤區會設於第三參神平台,善信仍可參拜仙師及求籤,不便之處,敬請原諒。
參神路線安排如下:
- 第一參神平台暫停開放
- 上香區設於第二參神平台
- 求籤區設於第三參神平台
善信進園後,可以經扶手電梯到第二參神平台及第三參神平台參神及求籤,再經扶手電梯到其他殿閣參神。
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【公告:2023年9月16日啟蒙開筆禮取消】
由於天文台預報本港未來數日天氣不穩,將會有大驟雨及雷暴。本園為保障各位參加者及年幼學子的安全,原定9月16日(星期六) 舉行之啟蒙開筆禮將會取消,敬請各位備悉。如日後補辦或作其他安排,本園會另行通知參加者,不便之處,敬希見諒。
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【公告:2023啟蒙開筆禮改期至9月16日】
鑑於黃色暴雨警告現正生效,本園考慮到公眾安全,以及參加者年幼,原訂於今天9月10日(日)舉行的「萬世師表孔聖先師 癸卯年二零二三啟蒙開筆禮」將順延至9月16日(六)早上同樣時間進行,敬請各位已報名的參加者注意,本園亦會逐一通知各參加者最新安排,謝謝。

Cultural Affairs

Cultural Heritage and Promotion

Cultural Affairs

The Wong Tai Sin Belief and Customs in Hong Kong

Wong Tai Sin Belief and Customs in Hong Kong refers to the Hong Kong folk belief and worshipping activities of Master Wong Tai Sin, which can be traced back to Jinhua, Zhejiang, China, and is inherited from the Pearl River Delta region of Guangdong. It includes beliefs, values, a culture of worship, legends, and the time- and season-related customs and activities, relevant rituals, literature, classics, and cultural relics arising therefrom.

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Cultural Affairs

In order to promote Sik Sik Yuen’s Confucianist, Buddhist, and Taoist ideology and culture, as well as preserve the Wong Tai Sin Belief and Customs in Hong Kong, which has been inscribed onto the National List of Intangible Cultural Heritage of China, Sik Sik Yuen established Culture Committee in 2018 aiming to focus on the promotion of the Yuen’s cultural affairs through various cultural lectures, exhibitions, books and cultural relics. With the support of the Yuen’s Chairman, Abbot, committee members and like-minded individuals, the Committee’s various cultural activities have been carried out smoothly which helps achieve diverse cultural development, and fully commit to promoting the inheritance of the Wong Tai Sin Belief and Customs.

Sik Sik Yuen is honored to have some well-known cultural scholars of Hong Kong serving as advisors to the Culture Committee to support the promotion of the Yuen's cultural affairs. They are:

  1. Professor Chu Hung-lam, Dean of the Faculty of Humanities, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
  2. Professor Yao Chi-on, Honorary Researcher, Centre for Hong Kong History and Culture Studies, Chu Hai College of Higher Education
  3. Professor Tang Lap-kwong, Director of the Chinese Classics Centre, CUHK
  4. Professor Tam Wai-lun, Department of Cultural and Religious Studies, CUHK
  5. Professor Lau Chor-wah, Director of New Asia Institute of Advanced Chinese Studies
  6. Professor Lok Wai-ying, Irene, Assistant Researcher and Guest Lecturer of the Centre for the Study of Humanistic Buddhism, CUHK
  7. Mr. Wong Kam-shing, Master of Arts, Research Institute of Chinese Literature and History, Chu Hai College of Higher Education
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