Thirty students from our school participated in the "Chaoshan Drawn-work Dolls: A Hands-On Experience" campus workshop on 3 July 2026, funded by the Hong Kong Intangible Cultural Heritage Office. The workshop invited Master Choy Tat-yiu to our school for personal instruction, allowing students to experience first-hand the making of traditional Chaozhou drawn-work dolls. Through this process, they learned about the Chinese traditional craft of paper crafting (紮作) and gained an up-close appreciation of the delicacy and aesthetics of this intangible cultural heritage. The making process also enabled students to understand the cultural value of father-to-son craft inheritance, while nurturing their patience and concentration.
From the many pieces created by the students, Master Choy selected the finished works of three Form 6 students — Yip Sze-yi, Li Tian, and Cheng Tsz-hei — which were exhibited at Tai Kwun from 4 to 6 July.
