The Intangible Cultural Heritage Centre is using technology to engage younger generations with its mission to preserve Hong Kong's history and traditional crafts. Curator Celia Shum is collaborating with Hong Kong Polytechnic University on a virtual reality project, which will allow users to explore the museum's exhibitions through interactive programs and audio guides via QR codes. The initiative aims to bring the city's cultural heritage closer to the public, particularly among young people who are eager to learn about its techniques and history.