Temple Street
Hong Kong's Temple Street Night Market is definitely a must-visit for tourists. Not only does it have excellent flavor and authentic clay pot rice around it, it has been replaced with a new look at the end of last year, attracting many unique roadside stalls and food stalls to settle in. It will definitely satisfy your “Hong Kong stomach” when you walk. It is precisely because it shows the local Hong Kong culture, including the movies “God of Cookery” and “Young and Dangerous” that have been filmed here, conveying the unique aesthetics of the original Hong Kong films.
Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront Promenade
Both ends of Victoria Harbor are the two sides of Hong Kong life. Standing on the seaside promenade outside K11 MUSEA, the neon lights outside the tall buildings on the other side of the Hong Kong Island reflect the river water, emitting brilliant waves, and the dazzling night is the reason why Hong Kong is fascinating. It is precisely because of his beautiful appearance that it is adapted from the classic Japanese anime “Ghost in the Shell”, which once used it as a scene. In fact, many Hong Kong films in the 1990s were filmed in the Tsim Sha Tsui coastal area, including “City Light” and “My Days in the Underworld”… They all projected the imagination of Hong Kong filmmakers of this land and the microcosm of this city through the movie.
Photo: Sanko Chi
Makeup/Hair :Sandy Chen
Fashion: orange silk long dress, FERRAGAMO/black suit high slit long dress, FERRAGAMO/extra-material splicing dress, Louis Vuitton/white shirt and leather skirt, Louis Vuitton/color block splicing dress, FERRAGAMO
