Chinese President Xi Jinping comes to Hong Kong to inspect the city. Queen Elizabeth came to visit in 1975.
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Opinions about what is going on in Hong Kong and around the world
The older part of Taipo Market is an eclectic mix of vegetable stands and butchers
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Not a Shield, but a Weapon By Pio Abad is an art piece combining art and politics and of course Margaret Thatcher.
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I am trying to be better at my photography through taking the camera off of auto. It was my first attempt.
Comments closedMy first art review about a picture taken by Kevin Truong of Prince Manvendra Singh Gohil, Rajpipla, India.
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A beautiful rendition of Hallelujah by Saturday Night Live in the first show since the election of Donald Trump as President of the United States.
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The Only Poem This is the only poem I can read I am the only one can write it I didn’t kill myself when things…
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The Tragically Hip’s final concert in their hometown of Kingston Ontario. It is a concert I almost missed but thanks to the CBC, I was able to catch it here in Hong Kong.
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The Elora Brewing Company is trendy, nice and bright with the big windows in the front. The feeling is cool and relaxing.
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I lived in Korea for almost 7 years. It was an amazing time and learned so much. Every time I go back it is wonderful to see how much the country has changed but also how much I have changed.
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The last residents of Nga Tsin Wai Village (衙前圍村) move out.
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The Government gives little notice as they close kindergartens and primary schools due to cold weather.
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The right idea for Hong Kong would be to get rid of the cars and keep the trams in Central.
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Japanese hospitality is amazing and the reason to go back.
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Hong Kong Health Authorities have found the lead in the water too high at some of the public housing estates.
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The Hong Kong Government wants the keep the standardised test but the public and teachers want it gone.
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