Hong Kong was a small fishing village in hundred years ago. Nowadays, fishing is still a very popular and economy activity for Hongkongers. Simply go to any coastal locations, says pier and seaview promenade for free fishing; or you may pay at fish farm or mariculture raft where fishes on hook are guaranteed! However, a licence is needed while you go fishing at reservoirs or penalty applies if you don’t get one!
Here’s my fishing experience lately:
Interested to go fishing? Call me!
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Are you a couch potato after dinner? Let’s go grab some fresh fruit at where the most mystery and adventure in Hong Kong!
Yau Ma Tei Wholesale Fruit Market is one of the most amazing places to visit in Hong Kong. Simply take MTR to Yau Ma Tei station and you can see the signage for directions. Once you go up, you can see a traditional building, the Yau Ma Tei Theatre, in the opposite side; and the Fruit Market is right next to it.
Here we are! Let’s go and see what’s inside… it’s so dark here…
Wow! My favor STRAWBERRY! Okay, I have selected mine, what’s yours?
More info:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yau_Ma_Tei_Fruit_Market
http://www.timeout.com.hk/big-smog/features/58341/one-hundred-years-of-solid-fruit.html#panel-1
Are you puzzle in learning Cantonese though you’ve been living in Hong Kong for years? Not even think about Cantonese slang for sure, right?
The “Teacher” that I’m introducing here can surely light up your life in this Cantonese speaking society! Carlos Douh, a Canadian who lives in Hong Kong for long, teaches funny local slang via YouTube in a simple and easy way.
Learning Cantonese Slang is FUN!
Now, learning Cantonese slang is SAP SAP SEUI to you, right? 😆
Sources from: www.youtube.com/user/carlosdouh
Ever admiring to have a romantic moment with your be loved at Paris by visiting the lover bridge and tiring a “Love Lock” as commitment? You can simply stay in Hong Kong and make it happen during this Chinese New Year!
This year, Lam Tsuen Wish Square presents the wooden wish locks that you can write your messages to your lovers, relatives and friends for blessing the year of goat! What is more, you can have fun in enjoying traditional Hakka food, lighting lanterns for new born babies and sure for throwing joss paper too!
Lover Locks at Lam Tsuen Wishing Festival 2015 (Picture is the screenshot from on.cc)
Come and experience as what she did in 2014 🙂
I’ve been there too!
Source from: www.the-sun.on.cc/cnt/news/20150109/00407_080.html
Official Site: www.lamtsuen.com/wishingfestival2015.htm