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Y For Ya Sei Mei
Ya Sei Mei are traditionally drunk in the southern regions of China thanks to the hot, humid climate, as they’re believed to help cool the body down: 24 herbs is the most famous blend of them all.
What’s more ,ya sei mei is a famous local underground rapper group . Let’s listen to their song “hong kong kowloon”!!
Rolling in the street like ~ Rolling in the street like ~~~
I really love them!! They show you what is HongKong !!
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M FOR MILK TEA
WWWow… It’s my favourite Hong Kong beverage !!
Milk + Tea + “silk stockings” = Hong Kong-style milk tea!!
And you know what?!!! HongKongers consume totally 900 million cups of milk tea a year!
(Photo from Lan Fong Yuen)
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N FOR NIGHT SCENE
Hong Kong lights up after dark !
Hong Kong at night is really stunning. Beautiful buildings are highly condensed with layers of “colours” ranging from the harbour up to the peak. You can also take a panoramic view from distance.
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P FOR PINEAPPLE BUN
Wow… it’s another Hong Kong-style cuisine!!
In Cantonese, this bun is called “bo lo baau” in which “bo lo” means pineapple!!
Do you think that it shapes like a pineapple?
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Q FOR QUALITY OF LIVING
Some of you may considered to work in HongKong . But before you make decision, why dun you know more about the living style in HongKong first ?
It is a commonplace to have over-working in HongKong. And what about the children in HK?
Hong Kong parents usually have extremely high expectancy to their children. Hong Kong children feels stress from parental pressure and have concerns about advancement to a higher class or school when they are just kids.
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I like taking MTR more than bus.
R FOR RAILWAY
Peak hour and non-peak hour !
Do you know how do we called the railway in Hong Kong ?
Hong Kong Metro ? Hong Kong Railway ?
We called it “ MTR “( Mass Transit Railway) . It is very rapid and comfortable . What’s more, It consistently achieves a 99.9% on-time rate on its train journeys
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S FOR STREET FOOD
Here are the Hong Kong Local street-side snack !!
Have you tried any one of them?
I am getting hungry !
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I LIKE EATING DIM SUM~
This song is so funny. Enjoy the music before you eat .
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D FOR DIM SUM
A song produced by Only Won shows you what is dim sum!
Yo! Let’s check it out !
Mmm… Yeah, DIM SUM be my favorite
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Guess what ? Christmas is coming too !
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G FOR GOLDEN FORUM
Golden Forum is the most popular forum in HK. You can find the hottest issue in the forum. The users of Golden Forum are called “ Golden Jia” or “ Ba da”. They are very creative and always have derivative works. Here is one of the works. It is the story of a lonely person having his mid-autumn festival( a traditional Chinese festival). Enjoy it !
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I LOVE GELATO BADLY!
I heard that there are ice cream sandwiches in Singapore!
Wanna try one too!
(Photo taken in Milan)
#MySG50#gelato#icecream#everoneloveit#food#lovely#milan#italy#fashion#ice#eating#eat#cream#travel#photography
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Photo taken on the airplane (from Italy to England)
It’s just too amazing!
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What an amazing night! Have been prepared for days and nights ! Hope all of you enjoy it !
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I AM NOT STUPID.
I Not Stupid is a must-see Singapore drama. Have you ever seen this ?
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Girls love bear Boys love beer
(photo taken in Korea)
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I LOVE PLANTS
This foliage caught my eye with its magical glow under the forest canopy. Anyone know what it’s called? (taken July 2015) #singapore #singaporebotanicgardens #foliage #plantlove #plantlife
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“If Singapore is a nanny state, then I’m proud to have fostered one.”
LEE KUAN YEW (“From Third World to First: The Singapore Story: 1965-2000″)
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