Discover how the award-winning film Echoes of the Rainbow saved Wing Lee Street's 1950s tenements from demolition, preserving a unique piece of Hong Kong's printing history and nostalgic charm.
The Shek O Bus Terminus, built in 1955, is a modernist architectural gem in Hong Kong. Designated a Grade 2 historical building, it reminds us of the city's past and unique architectural styles.
The menu today spans all the cha chaan teng staples—egg sandwiches served on white bread, egg tarts, dishes revolving around instant noodles—but everyone in Hong Kong knows that this is the place to get a pineapple bun, or bo lo bao.
Lyrics such as “it’s poor manners to bring a bunch of bananas [a metaphor for empty hands] to visit families and friends” and “Danish blue tin cookies always impress” essentially laid out the dos and don’ts for Hongkongers if they were to score social points at important celebratory rituals.
