DRAGON CULTURE

The owner, Mr Victor Choi, is both a scholar and impassioned collector. With 25 years in business, his know-how and expertise goes beyond the purely theoretical. He owns two galleries on Hollywood Road and one in New York. He is the biggest authentic Chinese antique dealer in Hong Kong. He has published a guideline book, "Collecting Chinese Antiquities in Hong Kong" and has spent six years on the next book, "Horses for Eternity" and the third, "Antiquities through the Ages".

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''Is that Tang vase you want to buy authentic? The only way to know for sure is to do your research at libraries and bookstore. A good Starting point is the pocket-sized, Collecting Chinese Antiquities in Hong Kong by Victor Choi "

''Collector''s Edition''- How to avoid getting ripped off when buying Chinese anqiues. (HK Magazine Jan 3 2003)

''Hollywood Road, above Central on Hong Kong Island, is a world renowed centre for buyung and selling Chinese antiques...On his company web, Victor Choi, a veteran collector and proprietor of the Dragon Culture gallery, recommends testing and certification"

The Real Qing? (SCMP December 20 2002)

" The owner, Victor Choi, and international collector and art historian has a breathtaking collection of tang and Han Pottery... The Store;s atmosphere is much more intimate than a museum..."

Hollywood Road ( Antoinette May, San Jose Mercury News)

Take a walk down Hollywood Road, and you'll find plenty of antiques. But how do you know if the crumbly-looking horse you've fallen in love with is a fake, or a genuine artifact models for a Han dynasty emperor?

Collecting Chinese Antiquities in Hong Kong   ( Book review     August 2001)

 

Going into Victor Choi’s antique shop “Dragon Culture?on Hollywood Road (77 FIN ASIA) is like entering a kaleidoscope. Although many of the objects in the store are over a thousand years old, they are nevertheless absolutely exquisite.

Victor Choi: Life’s enchantment through the eyes of a collector   ( Chinese University Alumni Magazine     June 2001)

 

On 19 May 1999, Hollywood Road was elected as one of the top ten shopping streets in the world. To see why it is so attractive to international travelers, you need to visit Hollywood Rd personally. There are more than 250 galleries between Wyndham Street and Possession Street, featuring every type of Chinese art and antiques imaginable.

Cultural Kaleidoscope   ( Talkies     September 2001)

 

Hollywood works its magic wherever it appears. In the United States, it is the glittering magnet that draws movie star hopefuls to the sunny state of California. In Hong Kong, Hollywood Road is where shoppers gravitate to when interested in Asian antiques, furniture, objects d'art and Hong Kong History.

On the Antique Trail   ( Amazing HK     May/July 2000)

 

Collectors of Chinese antiquities should be vary of tricksters, writes D.T. Critchlow, author of a forthcoming book on the horses of ancient China. Finding a reputable dealer for Tang dynasty figurines or Han cases is essential, but it also helps if you...

Horse Sense   ( Talkies     Nov/Dec 1999)

 

In recent years, the demand for exquisite Chinese artifacts has risen considerably, especially among Europeans and Americans who want to deocrate their homes and offices with unusual, conversational pieces.?Hollywood Road is renowned as a shopper's paradise for the people seeking such treasures...

Cultural Pursuits   ( Hong Kong Tatler     Sept,1999)

 

"Ironically, at the forefront of Hong Kong's gradual economic recovery are the antique shops on Hollywood Road. As stated by a furniture dealer in a recent interview, 'our business is prospering as never before' " Who would have thought that Chinese antiques would lead the economies recovery?

Collecting Chinese Antiques Becomes Hot   ( Orientation     Sept,1999)

 

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