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0 Comments / Apr 21, 2021
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0 Comments / Dec 14, 2020
Chung Yeung Festival, which falls on the ninth day of the ninth month every year in the Chinese calendar,...
0 Comments / Oct 20, 2020
This 19th century Hakka village was categorized as a monument along with the nearby lime kiln in 1981, and restored and transformed into a museum in 1984. The 5,400sqft Shang Yiu Folk Museum is located...
0 Comments / Aug 13, 2020
While they might be easy to overlook as just another aspect of Hong Kong's landscape, the old, spidery...
0 Comments / Sep 10, 2019
A Hong Kong wet market guide. What's to buy right now at the wet market? We’ll be featuring a different...
0 Comments / Sep 02, 2019
Following up on our guide on Chinese New Year cakes and puddings, we now present to you our explainer...
0 Comments / Feb 09, 2021
When it comes to eating in Chinese culture, the usual thinking is the more abundant and the more luxurious,...
0 Comments / Jan 26, 2021
Hong Kong winters are said to be even worse than that in cold countries, and many believe "damp cold" to be the culprit. A popular Cantonese saying goes "Hong Kong's damp cold is the worst in the world"...
0 Comments / Jan 12, 2021
In September 2019, a two-storey building on 41 Cumberland Road in Kowloon Tong was torn down to make...
0 Comments / Dec 19, 2019
Some love it, others hate it, but one thing's for sure — you're unlikely to find a lukewarm opinion...
0 Comments / Oct 01, 2019
Every weekend, the fishing village of Tai O attracts plenty of visitors for its waterways, peaceful surroundings, and buzzing markets selling local snacks. A feature in many a Tai O Instagram shot are its iconic...
0 Comments / Sep 23, 2019
