It has now been over 70 years since the end of the World War II, yet traces of the war in Hong Kong remain unattended by the majority in town, examples are military in terms of onshore batteries, pillboxes, fotresses and trenches.

Producer: Yoko Pang...

People of different clans have their own singing cultures. Their unique types of songs were formed according to their living environments. Hakka folk songs are the better known ones while the boat dwellers’ laments are known to fewer people. The boa...

Situated in the Southern District on the Hong Kong Island, Pokfulam Village is a village that has a history of over 200 years. Information about Pok Fu Lam could be found as early as in the “Xinan Gazetteer”, which was published during the Jiaqing rei...

To find out the origin of their martial art skills, Robert CHEN and his apprentice Diana come all the way from Australia to Hong Kong, just to learn more about the culture of Hakka kung fu.

With the movement of population, the centries-old Hakka kung ...

Grey mullets and gei wai shrimps are common ingredients we find on the dining table of a Hong Kong household.

Located at the northwest of the city, both Mai Po and Inner Deep Bay are nature reserves with freshwater fish ponds and gei wai (ponds enclos...

Nowadays, Tai O is a popular tourist spot. The stilt houses along the two sides of its unique waterways, and surrounded by mountains from its three sides – Tai O itself is a gorgeous landscape painting. The number of usual residents currently living ...