Core Points - The Hong Kong Palace Museum's new exhibition "The Treasures of the Mughal Dynasty - Collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum" officially opened to the public on August 6, showcasing over 100 pieces of art from the Mughal era and highlighting the artistic exchanges between China and the Mughal court [1] - The exhibition is a collaboration between the Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum, featuring a diverse range of exhibits including paintings, jewelry, architectural components, weapons, textiles, and ceramics [1] - This exhibition is the only stop in Asia for this theme, building on a similar exhibition held in London from late 2024 to early 2025, and aims to enrich the historical narrative of the Mughal dynasty by incorporating multimedia interactive installations and elements relevant to Hong Kong [1] - The chairman of the Hong Kong Palace Museum emphasized the museum's mission to promote international cultural exchange, positioning it as a key platform for dialogue between Chinese and foreign cultures [1] - The curator from the Victoria and Albert Museum highlighted the exhibition as a rare opportunity for audiences to explore the international art and culture of the Mughal court [2] - The exhibition will run until February 23, 2026 [3]