Hongkong Madame Tussaud's

Madame Tussauds Hong Kong, or "Hong Kong wax museum" for short, is located in Lingxiao Pavilion on the top of Taiping mountain in Hong Kong. It is a museum dedicated to the exhibition of celebrity wax figures. Madame Tussauds Wax Museum is located in London, UK. Its Hong Kong Branch opened in 2000, displaying about 100 wax figures of international, Chinese and Hong Kong celebrities. They include President Hu Jintao of the people's Republic of China, basketball star Yao Ming, football star David Beckham, Hong Kong Olympic gold medalist Li Lishan, famous artists Liu Dehua, Chen Huilin and Jay Chou, as well as the late superstars Deng Lijun, Anita Mui and Zhang Guorong.

Hongkong Madame Tussaud's

Madame Tussauds Hong Kong, or "Hong Kong wax museum" for short, is located in Lingxiao Pavilion on the top of Taiping mountain in Hong Kong. It is a museum dedicated to the exhibition of celebrity wax figures. Madame Tussauds Wax Museum is located in London, UK. Its Hong Kong Branch opened in 2000, displaying about 100 wax figures of international, Chinese and Hong Kong celebrities. They include former President Hu Jintao of the people's Republic of China, basketball star Yao Ming, football star David Beckham, Hong Kong Olympic gold medalist Li Lishan, famous artists Gu Juji, Chen Huilin, Jay Chou, Andy Lau and Cecilia Cheung, as well as the late superstars

Deng Lijun, Zhang Guorong, Anita Mui, etc.

Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, located in Lingxiao Pavilion on the top of Taiping mountain, Hong Kong, is a museum dedicated to the exhibition of wax figures of celebrities. Among them are wax statues of celebrities and famous movie stars from all over the world, such as Jackie Chan. It is a must for domestic tourists to visit Hong Kong. Hong Kong wax museum is divided into 10 exhibition areas, including charming Xiang Jiang, man of the moment, world premiere, sports star and music star. In the charming Xiangjiang, visitors can have a drink with Hong Kong's famous movie actress Cecilia Cheung in the bar and dance with Guo Fucheng, the "king of the stage". In addition, visitors can also imitate Hamasaki step to put on different fashion accessories, and even wear the most fashionable hairstyle as a cover girl

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History of wax museum

Since its opening in 2000, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum has been popular, attracting millions of tourists. There are many reasons for the longevity of Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, but the most important one is people's strong curiosity. Through contact with historical celebrities, tourists will get an exciting and strange journey. Here, tourists can really feel the celebrities of various periods. Here, people have a kind of illusion of time reversal, and can experience the times and events of these celebrities.

On September 27, 2004, the wax figure of former Chinese President Hu Jintao, officially displayed in Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, was placed on a real scene arranged as an apron, as if just stepped out of the cabin by a special plane to meet you. Visitors can pass through the cabin door and stand beside the wax statue of Hu Jintao waving to receive the warm cheers of the masses and the competing photos of journalists.

Affected by the epidemic, entertainment places in Hong Kong will be temporarily closed from March 28, 2020. On May 8, Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in Hong Kong reopened.

Theme Pavilion

When the theme pavilion opened in 2000, it was divided into seven different themes, including "movie world", "sports star", "wax workshop", "celebrity party", "Hall of great men", "horror house" and "music supremacy". Due to the renovation of Lingxiao Pavilion in March 2005, the wax museum was closed for expansion on August 30, 2005. During the closing period, part of the wax statues were moved to the Hong Kong colorful winter festival in December for exhibition. Due to the excellent response, it has become one of the key activities of Hong Kong's colorful winter festival for many years.

Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in Hong Kong was closed for expansion on August 30, 2005. The new museum was reopened in March 2006.

Domestic celebrities

Stars of performing arts and sports

1. Bruce Lee - the late Kung Fu superstar

2. Cheung Kwok wing - the late Hong Kong superstar

Jackie Chan - Kung Fu superstar

4. Teresa Teng, the late Chinese music superstar

5. Li Lishan - Hong Kong windsurfer

6. Anita Mui - the late Hong Kong superstar

7. Andy Lau - Hong Kong Artist (with heartbeat simulation function)

8. Yang Qianyi - Hong Kong Artist (with laughter simulation function)

9. Jay Chou - Taiwan artist

10. Chen Huilin - Hong Kong Artist

11. Gutianle - Hong Kong Artists

12. Twins - Hong Kong Women's singing group

13. Lin Zhiling -- Taiwan artist

14. Joey Yung - Hong Kong Artist

15. Guo Fucheng - Hong Kong Artist

16. Cecilia Cheung - Hong Kong Artist

17. Chen Baozhu - Hong Kong Artist

18. Dawn - Hong Kong Artists

19. Ku Juji - Hong Kong Artist (with Kubi, a cartoon character created by himself, to form a wax figure group with Kubi animation game beside the wax figure)

20. Wei Lan - Hong Kong Artist (turn the music box key beside the wax figure, and the wax figure will turn with the music)

21. Daniel Wu - Hong Kong Artist

Yao Ming - Chinese basketball player

23. Liu Xiang - Chinese track and field athlete

24. Michelle Yeoh - international film star

25. Lang Lang - famous Chinese pianist and international piano star

26. Ruan Jingtian - Taiwan artist

27. Huang Xiaoming - Mainland artist

28. Huang Zitao - Mainland artist

29. Deng Ziqi - Hong Kong Artist

30. Li Bingbing - Mainland artist

31. Zhang Yixing - Mainland artist

32. Wang Jiaer - Hong Kong Artist

Famous politicians

1. Sun Yat Sen, the late president of the Republic of China

2. Mao Zedong, the late president of the people's Republic of China

3. Zhou Enlai, the late Premier of the State Council of the people's Republic of China

4. Deng Xiaoping, the late leader of the people's Republic of China

5. Jiang Zemin - former president of the people's Republic of China

6. Hu Jintao - former president of the people's Republic of China

7. Wen Jiabao - former premier of the State Council of the people's Republic of China

8. Donald Tsang - Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China

9. Lee Kuan Yew - former Prime Minister of Singapore

Celebrities in other fields

1. Yang Liwei - China's first man in space

2. Li Ka Shing - Hong Kong rich businessman (now move to the entrance of cable car)

Foreign celebrities

Wax figures of foreign artists

Beatles - the late British rock band

Benedict Cumberbatch: a famous British film star

Michael Jackson, the late king of pop

Marilyn Monroe - the late movie star

Schwarzenegger - movie star

Madonna - Queen of American fashion

Mikega - Rolling Stones

Hamasaki: a famous Japanese singer

Elizabeth Taylor - the late movie star

Benny Hill - the late British film star

Angelina Jolie - movie star

Hitchcock, the late American film director

Anthony Hopkins - famous actor

Elvis peerley, the late rock star

Judy Costa - movie star

Canfuli Boga - movie star

Macaulay kerkin - American movie star

BYJ - Korean movie star

Cher - American singer

Edna everidge - Australian star (withdrawn from Pavilion)

Pierce Brosnan - movie star

Eddie Murphy - movie star

Stallone - movie star

Pavarotti - the late internationally renowned tenor

Paul Hogan - an Australian film star

Harrison Ford - movie star

Naomi Kimbo - British model