為弘揚傳統廟宇文化，本院今年舉行多項活 動，祝願香港。本院自1957 年開始，每年均在 東華三院文武廟舉行秋祭典禮，本年度典禮由甲 弘揚廟祀文化 殯儀基金紓困 Promoting Ritualistic Culture and Providing Financial Relief on Funeral Services To foster the traditional temple culture, TWGHs organised a string of activities to bring well wishes to Hong Kong. Since 1957, the Autumn Sacrificial Rites has been held at TWGHs Man Mo Temple annually. Praying for blessings for everyone in Hong Kong, Mr. HO Sai Chu, GBM, Preserving Cultural Heritage and Passing Down Good Causes of TWGHs 本院檔案及歷史文化辦公室肩負保護、開放及分 享東華三院歷史文化的職責，致力推廣文物保 育，提供多元文化服務。辦公室於2022 年首次 與香港歷史博物館合辦「懷善披遠：寰球慈善網 絡」系列講座，實體及網上同步進行，由三位專 家學者從華人出洋和原籍安葬、萬善緣法會及 東華義莊的服務，探究這個由十九世紀中葉 開始以香港為中心的寰球慈善網絡的形成， 以及其對香港和世界各地的重要性。此外， 本院連續第5 年與香港公共圖書館合辦系列 講座，在香港中央圖書館舉辦3 場以「與時並 進：從檔案看香港醫療服務發展」為主題的講 座，探討有關嬰兒出生、肺結核防治及1945 年前廣華醫院護士學校的醫療發展與社會的 關係，並於6 個不同地區的公共圖書館舉辦 「東華三院護士訓練發展點滴」巡迴展覽。本 院於2022 年再度與經濟通(ETnet) 合作，推出 「東華三院尋根香港系列：三地對談《落葉 歸根 東華三院華僑原籍安葬檔案選編》」 網上特輯，邀得香港、內地及美國三地的歷 史專家包括高添強先生、譚金花教授及吳瑞 卿博士連線對談，細說百多年來海外華人對 落葉歸根的渴望及分享檔案保育的歷程。 古物古蹟辦事處於2022 年10 至11 月舉辦 慶祝香港特別行政區成立25 周年展覽活動 「血濃於水：香港歷史建築中的家國情」，向 東華三院襄借8 項文物於「同氣連枝 血脈相連」 主題中展出，見證東華三院百多年來以不同方式 向海外華人及內地提供適切援助。 本院致力透過出版及多媒體渠道，保存歷史文 化，讓大眾深入了解東華三院善業與香港息息相 關的歷史。本院與香港浸會大學歷史系合作的 「廣華護士口述九龍生活史」研究計劃經已完成， 計劃集中整理廣華醫院護士學校的百年歷史，分 析當年成立廣華醫院護士學校的重要性及護理專 業發展的演變。計劃之研究成果已編成《提燈者 言：廣華醫院護理教育歷史》一書出版。由「文 化沙龍系列——灣仔的文化記憶」系列講座的專 家及學者撰寫的文章，亦結集成電子書於檔案及 歷史文化辦公室全新網站發布。此外，本院與 香港浸會大學歷史系合作，製作「二次大戰時的 東華三院」地理資訊系統，把東華的歷史檔案資 料轉化成互動地圖，為本地中學老師提供教學素 材。香港城市大學中文及歷史學系獲得大學教育 資助委員會資助60 萬元，籌建網上虛擬教學平 台，搭建以「東華歷史寶庫」為主題的子平台， 選用東華三院歷史文物檔案圖片，運用互聯網的 特性和數字人文的分析方法，傳播中國文化知 識。平台於2023 年開放予公眾使用。 傳承歷史文化 傳頌東華善業 Assuming the responsibility to protect, unlock and share the heritage of TWGHs, the Records and Heritage Office of the Group endeavours to promote heritage conservation and provide multicultural services. Partnered with Hong Kong Museum of History in 2022, the Office launched the debut “Tales of the Distant Past: Global Charitable Network” Talk Series in a hybrid mode. Three experts and academics were invited to delve into the formation of a Hong Kong-based global charitable network since the mid-19th century and its importance to the city and the world based on topics pertinent to the Chinese migration and bone repatriation, Yulan Festival Mass Ritual and Tung Wah Coffin Home. TWGHs organised talk series in collaboration with Hong Kong Public Libraries for the 5th consecutive years. Three subject talks on “Keeping up with the Times: Mapping the Development of Hong Kong’s Healthcare Services through the Archives” were held at Hong Kong Central Library to explore the relationship between the community and the birth of infants, tuberculosis prevention and treatment, and the healthcare development at Kwong Wah Hospital Nursing School prior to 1945. The roving exhibition “Development of TWGHs Nursing Training” was held at public libraries in 6 districts. In 2022, TWGHs once again joined hands with ETnet to organise a webinar, “TWGHs Searching for Roots in Hong Kong Series: Talks between the Three Places on Fallen Leaves Returning to their Roots: A selection of Archives on the Bone Repatriation Service of Tung Wah Group of Hospitals for overseas Chinese”. History experts from Hong Kong, Mainland China and the United States, including Mr. KO Tim Keung, Prof. TAN Jinhua, Selia, and Dr. Sonia NG, were invited to chat online recounting the desire of overseas Chinese to return to their roots and sharing the stories about preserving archives. From October to November in 2022, the Antiquities and Monuments Office held the “Inseparable Ties: Cohesion as Told by Hong Kong Historic Buildings” exhibition in celebration of the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the HKSAR. Eight artefacts were borrowed from TWGHs and exhibited under the theme of “Unity and Interconnection” to illustrate the Group’s various support offered to overseas and Mainland China over the past century or so. TWGHs preserves heritage through publication and multi-media, so that the public can learn more about the history of the Group in which our charitable acts were closely related to Hong Kong. The research project on the “Nursing Education of Kwong Wah Hospital”, co-organised by TWGHs and the Department of History of Hong Kong Baptist University, was completed. Focusing on collating the history of Kwong Wah Hospital Nursing School over the past century, the project analysed the importance of the inauguration of the School and the evolution of the nursing profession. All findings were published in a book titled Nursing Education at Kwong Wah Hospital. An e-book featuring the articles compiled from the "RHO Lecture Series on Wanchai" was launched on the new website of the Records and Heritage Office. In collaboration with the Department of History of Hong Kong Baptist University, we produced an interactive GIS-enabled map “TWGHs in World War II” displaying archives of TWGHs as teaching materials for local secondary school teachers. The virtual information platform to be set up by the Department of Chinese and History of the City University of Hong Kong under the subsidy of $600,000 from the University Grants Committee will include a subplatform featuring the Group’s historical collections. Open to the public in 2023, the platform is set to advocate Chinese cultural knowledge through TWGHs’ historical archives, relics and photos, with the application of the Internet and the analysis of digital humanities.
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