The invention of watchmaking technology enabled humans to measure time, but relying on watchmakers is essential for punctuality. Sego Leung, a dedicated timekeeper, developed a passion for watches from his first childhood timepiece. The mesmerizing exp...

In the 1970s and 80s, Hong Kong's economy skyrocketed. One product that gained popularity during that era was the automobile, leading to the flourishing automobile repair industry. Against this backdrop, Master Lau Chi-wai, known as the Brainiac Mechan...

In the 1960s and 70s, Hong Kong thrived in the rattan craft industry. Rattan products were lightweight, affordable, and popular household items, from chairs to baskets to small decorative pieces.

This episode introduces Master Chan San-kuen, a seasone...

Sublime and elegant, jade artifacts are infused with auspicious symbolism. In traditional Chinese culture, they serve not only as essential utensils but also as widely used as accessories and collectibles. However, an uncut gem does not sparkle. The tr...

The Chinese have a long history of worshipping religious figures, and each hand-made statue is the result of meticulous work by an artisan. This extraordinary skill is now listed as intangible cultural heritage in Hong Kong. Our protagonist, Master Siu...

Gold have historically symbolized wealth and power. Yet, the goldsmiths, artisans responsible for creating these exquisite pieces, are often colloquially referred to in a less prestigious term - "hammer guys".

Before the widespread adoption of technol...

Solid wood furniture embodies the age of the tree itself. Crafted by the deft hands of a carpenter into furniture, these pieces accompany their new owners, accumulating their value for future generations. The furniture made by the hands of artisans bec...

As night falls, neon signs used to illuminate the streets, creating a familiar cityscape that now exists only in memory. Hong Kong's neon industry flourished during the 1960s and 70s, with neon signs adorning the bustling roads and streets as a symbol ...

Steaming hot Hong Kong-style bread is among Hongkongers' top choices for breakfast. The buns, priced at just around ten dollars, may not be world-class gourmet items, but the time and effort involved in creating their spongy, delicate texture, rich aro...

The creation of a handcrafted violin involves dozens of meticulous steps. In Hong Kong, only a few master craftsmen possess the skill to construct such instruments. The protagonist of this episode, Master Wong Wai-kuen, has over thirty years of experie...