I explored archaeology in Cambridge: A journey encountering Li Ka-shing.

📍 Address: Downing Street, Cambridge CB2 3DZ 🏛️ In the academic city of Cambridge, my solo exploration led me to the **Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology** at the University of Cambridge. 🔎 Stepping into this history-filled museum, I not only conversed with ancient civilizations but also unexpectedly encountered the legendary Hong Kong figure, Li Ka-shing, here. The museum includes the following sections: Ancient Egypt, British Archaeology, South American Cultures, Pacific Arts, and the Cultural Connections section sponsored by Li Ka-shing, offering visitors a deep understanding of the diversity of human history. 📸 Inside the museum, the mummies of Ancient Egypt and the artifacts of the Inca from South America intertwined, seemingly transporting me back to a distant past. Each exhibit has its unique story, allowing me to savor the evolution and cultural fusion of humanity. As I was immersed in these historical treasures, I suddenly saw the name of Mr. Li Ka-shing. His sponsorship of this temporary exhibition made me feel immensely proud. As a Hong Konger, seeing this name in such a renowned museum filled me with a sense of pride. ⛲️ This solo trip not only allowed me to appreciate human history but also made me reflect on my cultural roots. The interactive sections of the museum enabled me to participate personally and feel the charm of history. As I concluded this exploration, I left the museum with a wealth of knowledge and insights, filled with reverence and appreciation for culture. Every corner of Cambridge holds surprises for exploration, and this solo journey undoubtedly made me cherish my cultural connections even more.