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2 days ago by Charles Frith

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6 days ago by Soccerphile

The nightly Hong Kong Symphony of Lights on the skyscrapers of Central and Kowloon begins at 8pm and is best seen from the Kowloon side of Victoria Harbour. The Symphony of Lights lasts from 8.00-8.20pm. Hotels in Beijing Books on China and Beijing Beijing Personals Tags Hong Kong Kowloon

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6 days ago by admin

Kowloon, one AM and the night is a wet neon blur. A tropical storm has been drifting around the Pearl River Delta for days, alternately pounding hell like hammers and dangling quietly like a thick soaking quilt. For reasons that may eventually unfold in some future print version, I am without shelte ...

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7 days ago by travelgirl

There are remarkable sights and landscapes that struck hearts of tourists. Following is the list of 10 most unique landscapes of the world. The list may give you new ideas for your next trip. 1. Grand Canyon in the United States People from all over the world come here to look at the most beautiful ...

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7 days ago by Anakin

China’s first International luxury brand, Shanghai Tang has opened its Kowloon flagship store in the former Marine Police Headquarters, one of the oldest surviving government buildings in HongKong. Fusing current design concepts with innovative Chinese-inspired elements, Shanghai Tang offers ready-t ...

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9 days ago by orientalsweetlips

Located in Rutland Quadrant in Kowloon Tong, Shang Sin Chun Tong built in 1952, is the largest Taoist temple in the Kowloon City District. It was blessed by 14 Taoist monks from Dong Guan when it was first built. In 1990, the temple was remodelled to resemble traditional gardens. It now features var ...

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9 days ago by starwood

I want you to forget about the guestrooms of the W Hong Kong. Forget about the 42″ HDTV with laptop A/V connectivity that’s tucked away behind a sliding mirror. Forget about the rainforest shower that can be conveniently left exposed to the main guestroom should you choose not to slide the mirror do ...

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11 days ago by orientalsweetlips

For most people, even those living in Hong Kong, this seemingly anonymous address would mean absolutely nothing to them, and why would it? Since its last private owner vacated the premises back in the 1980’s, it has been used as a ‘Love Hotel’ and the current owners don’t really take too kindly to n ...

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12 days ago by flyingplanes

dude….james’ friend’s house is worth over 2 million USD! crazy! it’s super nice…..anyways…. we met up with them at this mall which was connected to the subway station and very close to their apartment complex. i went to H&M and i really wanted to spendsome more time there and buy some stuff (sunglas ...

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13 days ago by suzieleung

I just bought this cute fob shirt from the Wong Fu Store, the merchandise section of Wong Fu Productions. The characters say, jia you, or “add oil”–it’s the Chinese equivalent of sporting chants like “Go! Go!” or “Come on!” I love it. Cute shirts aren’t the only thing Wong Fu makes, though. This hom ...

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