Most memorable quotes by HK films

Most memorable quotes by HK films

"The jianghu underworld filled with crouching tigers and hidden dragons, but so are human feelings." - Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) "From now on, we're friends of one minute." - Days of Being Wild "If I were a girl, would you want to marry me?" - The Love Eterne (1963). The Chinese folk l...
HK Tycoon offered $65m marry off his daughter

HK Tycoon offered $65m marry off his daughter

A well-known Hong Kong billionaire has offered $65m to any man able to woo and marry his lesbian daughter. Property and shipping tycoon Cecil Chao initiated his husband recruitment after reports emerged that his daughter had wed her long-term girlfriend. However, Mr Chao has contradicted this rumor...
Top Films set in Hong Kong

Top Films set in Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a city like no other. It's the place where the most modern skyscrapers stand tall next to historic temples. It's the place where east meets west in an interesting clash of civilizations. These singularities about Hong Kong have also attracted filmmakers interested in capturing the city'...
Paul Theroux, Kowloon Tong: A Novel of Hong Kong

Paul Theroux, Kowloon Tong: A Novel of Hong Kong

With an intoxicating cultural clash like no other, Hong Kong is a unique city and this special character about the city has seduced many notable writers who have attempted to convey this distinctive character. Taking into account its complex history and evolving present, these works of both fiction...
Books set in Hong Kong

Books set in Hong Kong

From Paul Theroux to Jan Morris, famous authors from all walks of life have been fascinated by the vibrant city of Hong Kong and have chosen the island as the setting for their successful books. Here are the books that have best captured Hong Kong's in all its colorful and vibrant glory. The first...
Festivals in Hong Kong

Festivals in Hong Kong

Tradition meets modernity and the East blends with the West all year in Hong Kong throughout its festivals. From the officially supported Mega Events Fund and "M" Mark Events to ancient and quirky local festivals, there's something for everyone in this vibrant city. Chinese New Year Celebrations s...
Pop culture and Hong Kong

Pop culture and Hong Kong

Hong Kong is a great city that has been mentioned in books by authors from different nationalities. Here are some of the books where Hong Kong features: "The Mologai. The sun shines less in the Mologai, but heat gathers there in the shade and smoke. Steep cramped dwellings, shops oldish. Oddly, smo...
Quotes about Hong Kong

Quotes about Hong Kong

With its breathtaking parks and a Chinese cultural influenced by years of British colonial rule, Hong Kong is a city full of surprises. Here are some quotes that honor this intriguing city. "You can leave Hong Kong, but it will never leave you." Nury Vittachi "Life in Hong Kong transcends cultural...
A traveler’s guide to Hong Kong

A traveler's guide to Hong Kong

Caught up between History and modernity, Hong Kong offers extreme contrasts to the eyes of avid travelers. While the city prides itself in its modern skyscrapers, Hong Kong also treasures its historical temples. An unmissable attraction in Hong Kong is watching the sunset from Victoria Peak, the hi...
Bruce Lee

Bruce Lee

Hong Kong and American actor, Bruce Lee was also a martial artist, philosopher, filmmaker and founder of the martial art Jeet Kune Do. A pop culture icon of the 20th century, Lee is widely considered by commentators, critics, media and other martial artists to be one of the most influential martia...
Where to eat in Hong Kong

Where to eat in Hong Kong

From dim sum to shark fin soup, dishes in Hong Kong suit every palate. You are equally likely to find the most delectable food either at a high-end restaurant or at a street stall. Hong Kong's most popular food is, naturally, Cantonese, consisting of fast cooking at very high temperatures with abun...
Moomin Cafe: Anti-loneliness restaurant in HK

Moomin Cafe: Anti-loneliness restaurant in HK

Solo diners have a place to dine in Hong Kong now that Japan's Moomin cafe opened in the Chinese region. Instead of sharing a meal with other fellow humans, your companion in this cafe are stuffed animals.The stuffed dining companions are there to sit next to solo travelers and help banish their lon...
Interesting facts about HK

Interesting facts about HK

One of the world's most significant financial centers, Hong Kong is renowned for its skyline, with a high density of skyscrapers. Modern, vibrant and cosmopolitan as this Chinese region may be, there's more to Hong Kong that meets the eye. Here are some interesting facts you probably didn't know abo...
Feng Shui in Hong Kong

Feng Shui in Hong Kong

Feng Shui is a Chinese philosophical system of harmonizing everyone with the surrounding environment. This practice discusses architecture in metaphoric terms of "invisible forces" that bind the universe, earth and humanity together, known as qi. An ancient Chinese system of summoning good luck, fe...
HK Urbex: Hong Kong’s explorers

HK Urbex: Hong Kong's explorers

From abandoned houses to haunted prisons, local explorers HK Urbex scout the city of Hong Kong to immortalise forsaken places before they are lost forever. Their excursions regularly uncover corners of Hong Kong rarely seen by locals. "One minute you're in the heart of the city, with a million peop...
Hello Kitty dim sum restaurant opens

Hello Kitty dim sum restaurant opens

World's first Hello Kitty dim sum restaurant opens in Hong Kong From Hello Kitty cafes to Hello Kitty hotels and even Hello Kitty trains, there doesn't seem to be an end to the Hello Kitty cultural empire. Far from becoming obsolete, getting played out or old, this fictionilised character keeps con...
Hong Kong happenings to mark in your calendar

Hong Kong happenings to mark in your calendar

Hong Kong's cultural calendar is jammed to bursting with wonderful events and festivals for you to enjoy. There is truly no end of things to do in this city, regardless of when you happen to be passing through town. Here are a few of the most famous and popular examples. Chinese New Year Where els...
Greatest film-makers

Greatest film-makers

Hong Kong continues to be a city obsessed with cinema. Over the years this exceptionally fertile and exciting Asian outpost of film-making has created some of the world's most startling, innovative and influential motion pictures. It has also been the spawning ground for many of the world's most fam...