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SCMP Reporter

Traditional scenes from Chinese and Taiwanese life and culture in miniature have been put on show at Maritime Square in Tsing Yi. Around 70 pieces are on display, made by miniaturists from Hong Kong, the mainland and Taiwan. Click on the photographs by Nora Tam to enlarge them.
A truck being unloaded by workmen, titled Memory of Resettlement Estate and created by Chan Hung-fai. 
Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance, which records one of the city's most cherished traditions, was made by Tony Lai.
Villain Hitting under Canal Road Flyover, created by Sidekick King
Wo Cheong Pawn Shop, created by Tony Lai
Cute Chinese Opera of Tin Hau Festival, created by Macy Kwan
Mount Davis Squatters, created by Tony Lai
Mount Davis Squatters, created by Tony Lai
Sai Kung Fish Market, created by Bertha Wong
Public Housing Unit, created by On Tai


It's a small world: The amazing scenes of Hong Kong and China in miniature

A man's face reveals the scale of Memory of Resettlement Estate, created by Chan Hung-fai and showcased at "Micro-Setup, Macro-Party" Miniature Art Exhibition. Photo: Nora Tam/SCMP

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