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@hongkong101
Z FOR ZEAL
In fact, Hong Kong is a wonderful place for both living and visiting!
People in Hong Kong share some unique characters that you can hardly find anywhere else in the world.
Hope that all of you enjoy viewing our posts and will keep on supporting us and looking forward to our next series of A to Z!
Thank you :D
Y For Ya Sei Mei
Ya Sei Mei are traditionally drunk in the southern regions of China thanks to the hot and humid climate, as they’re believed to help cool the body down: 24 herbs is the most famous blend of them all.
What’s more ,ya sei mei is a famous local underground rapper group . Let’s listen to their song “hong kong kowloon”!!
I really love them!! They show you what is Hong to the Kong !!
Rolling in the street like ~ Rolling in the street like ~~~
X FOR XO SAUCE
XO sauce is a spicy seafood sauce that originated from Hong Kong!
Developed in the 1980s in Hong Kong for Cantonese cuisine, XO sauce is made of roughly chopped dried seafoods, including scallops, dried fish and shrimp, and subsequently cooked with chili peppers, onions, and garlic.
W FOR WORKING DEAD
Hong Kong working hour: 9am - 9pm
Sad but True :(
V FOR VICTORIA PARK
The biggest lunar new year fair , Memorials for the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, Celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival .. etc are held in Victoria Park.
(photo from scmp.com & livinggif.com)
U FOR Umbrella Revolution
After one year, we are still fighting for our democracy!
T FOR TEMPLE
We have different religions in Hong Kong. You can easily find temples as well as churches in Hong Kong. Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple is the most renowned temple is Hong Kong. Go and draw the divination sticks !!
S FOR STREET FOOD
Here are the Hong Kong Local street-side snack !!
Have you tried any one of them?
I am getting hungry !
R FOR RAILWAY
Peak hour and non-peak hour ! Do you know how do we called the railway in Hong Kong ? Hong Kong Metro ? Hong Kong Railway ?
We called it “
MTR
“( Mass Transit Railway) . It is very rapid and comfortable . What’s more, It consistently achieves a
99.9%
on-time rate on its train journeys
You know what ? I just realized both photos taken by me are full of boys .
As Minal Mahtani handed out ribbons to raise awareness of mental health issues in Central last Saturday, she didn’t ask for donations. Her ribbons were green, to signify growth and new beginnings. But in Hong Kong—Asia’s stressed-out city—the battle’s just beginning.
Q FOR QUALITY OF LIVING
Some of you may considered to work in HongKong . But before you make decision, why dun you know more about the living style in HongKong first ?
It is a commonplace to have over-working in HongKong. And what about the children in HK?
Hong Kong parents usually have extremely high expectancy to their children. Hong Kong children feels stress from parental pressure and have concerns about advancement to a higher class or school when they are just kids.
P FOR PINEAPPLE BUN
Wow... it’s another Hong Kong-style cuisine!!
In Cantonese, this bun is called “bo lo baau” in which “bo lo” means pineapple!!
Do you think that it shapes like a pineapple?
O FOR “ One Country, Two Systems ”
Basically HK is a part of China, but is allowed greater freedom and autonomy than the rest of Mainland China. Just checkout this video to understand the political environment of HK more!
N FOR NIGHT SCENE
Hong Kong lights up after dark !
Hong Kong at night is really stunning. Beautiful buildings are highly condensed with layers of “colours” ranging from the harbour up to the peak. You can also take a panoramic view from distance.
M FOR MILK TEA
WWWow… It’s my favourite Hong Kong beverage !!
Milk + Tea + “silk stockings” = Hong Kong-style milk tea!!
And you know what?!!! HongKongers consume totally 900 million cups of milk tea a year!
(Photo from Lan Fong Yuen)
L FOR LAN KWAI FONG
- One of the Hong Kong’s most popular nightlife hot spots
- over 90 restaurants and bars
If you love drinking alcohol, you must come and take a look;)
J FOR JOCKEY CLUB
Experience the fierce atmosphere of house racing in HongKong. This video from Viator.com shows you the details !
I FOR ICE CREAM
When you hear this music, you know there is a “mobile softee” selling different types of ice-cream nearby. Then you will find your mum and smile to her as lovely as you can.
