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Buyers Maintain a Wait-and-See Attitude at Hong Kong Autumn Auctions

Buyers Maintain a Wait-and-See Attitude at Hong Kong Autumn Auctions

During the recent National Day holiday, the Hong Kong art market hosted several major autumn auctions, with auction houses such as Sotheby's, Bonhams, China Guardian (HK), Poly Auction Hong Kong, and Hanhai Hong Kong holding consecutive sales. Reporters learned from these auction houses that while trading at this year's Hong Kong autumn auctions remained stable and collectors were cautious, there were still notable highlights.

Music International Day Established at New Town Plaza, Hong Kong

Music International Day Established at New Town Plaza, Hong Kong

As the pace of modern life accelerates and stress increases, music, as the art closest to life, is the best choice for cleansing the soul. Therefore, New Town Plaza in Hong Kong actively promotes the idea of relieving stress through music, bringing melodies closer to the public.

Hong Kong Immigration: A Guide to Crossing Major Ports in Shenzhen

Hong Kong Immigration: A Guide to Crossing Major Ports in Shenzhen

The desire to travel to Hong Kong, settle in Hong Kong, and immigrate to Hong Kong has surged among the Chinese people over the years. Hong Kong is the glamorous and modern tragic city depicted by Eileen Chang, as well as the vibrant atmosphere constantly captured by TVB. You can leisurely enjoy morning tea at the Lotus Building in Central in the morning, shop for luxury brands and trendy stores in Causeway Bay in the afternoon, take the tram to Wan Chai for pineapple buns, and experience the enchanting night view across Victoria Harbour as the lights come on... Hong Kong is like a large Rubik's Cube, reflecting a variety of different facets.

The Ten Best Places to Watch the Sunrise After Immigrating to Hong Kong

The Ten Best Places to Watch the Sunrise After Immigrating to Hong Kong

Ten best sunrise viewing spots for immigrating to Hong Kong. Better immigration information can be found on the WorldWay investment immigration official website.

Hong Kong sisters born in the 1980s have self-funded at least 7 disaster relief trips to Yushu

Hong Kong sisters born in the 1980s have self-funded at least 7 disaster relief trips to Yushu

Immigrate to Hong Kong and listen to Hong Kong stories: According to a report by Hong Kong's Wen Wei Po, natural disasters are ruthless, but there is love in the world. Today marks the 4th anniversary of the 7.1-magnitude earthquake in Yushu Prefecture, Qinghai. The once devastated disaster area has been reborn from the ashes, standing tall on the snowy plateau. The number of enthusiastic Hong Kong volunteers who have gone to the disaster area to provide warmth is countless, including a pair of twin sisters surnamed Lam born in the 1980s. They resolutely gave up their comfortable lives, and after the earthquake occurred...

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