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Prosperous yet desolate, frantic and intoxicating Hong Kong

Prosperous yet desolate, frantic and intoxicating Hong Kong

When I visited Hong Kong in my youth, I was taken to see the mountains, but they did not seem as majestic as the Five Great Mountains; the water was not as dreamlike as that of the Maldives. At that time, Disneyland had not yet been built, and while playing at Ocean Park, my mind was still on Harbour City and Times Square. Later, I immigrated to Hong Kong and settled down there. With a wealthier purse than in those days, I lost the urge for frantic shopping.

The "Sweet Secret" of Hong Kong Tong Sui

The "Sweet Secret" of Hong Kong Tong Sui

Follow Hong Kong immigration and listen to Hong Kong stories: As night falls, Times Square in Causeway Bay is brightly lit. In an inconspicuous small street behind this famous Hong Kong commercial center, a long queue has formed as usual in front of a small shop.

70-Year-Old Hong Kong Philanthropist Always Responds to Disasters: If It Is Not Remote or Impoverished, I Do Not Go

70-Year-Old Hong Kong Philanthropist Always Responds to Disasters: If It Is Not Remote or Impoverished, I Do Not Go

Sixteen Years of Dedication: Hong Kong's First Female Milk Tea Master 'Brewing' Away the Bitterness

Sixteen Years of Dedication: Hong Kong's First Female Milk Tea Master 'Brewing' Away the Bitterness

Follow Hong Kong immigration and listen to Hong Kong stories: Hong Kong people love milk tea, and Hong Kong-style milk tea is a representative of Hong Kong's culinary culture. Many tea masters dream of brewing the perfect cup. With a unique skill set honed over sixteen years, former primary school teacher Mok Pui-ling conquered the competition with cup after cup of smooth, non-bitter milk tea, becoming the first female 'Golden Tea Master' in Hong Kong at the 2013 International KamCha Competition Hong Kong Finals this August...

“Stories of Hong Kong People”: Manuel Cheung, the Tailor for George H.W. Bush

“Stories of Hong Kong People”: Manuel Cheung, the Tailor for George H.W. Bush

Hong Kong immigrants follow the stories of the Hong Kong people: “Hong Kong men, especially the younger generation, are increasingly pursuing fashion. Standard off-the-rack clothing can no longer meet their requirements. That is why we have seen many new tailor shops in the Central district of Hong Kong recently; after experiencing a downturn, bespoke clothing is beginning to see a slow revival,” says Manuel Cheung.

Five Theories on the Origin of the Name "Hong Kong"

Five Theories on the Origin of the Name "Hong Kong"

Follow Hong Kong immigration and listen to Hong Kong stories: Before the Opium War, Hong Kong did not have a fixed name; it was merely a small island in Xin'an County, Guangdong Province. There are five theories regarding the origin of the name "Hong Kong."

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