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Hong Kong From The Sky
Disneyland, Ocean World, Victoria Peak, Peak Tower, Man Mo Temple, Nathan Street (The Golden Mile), Hong Kong Park, Ladies Market (Tung Choi Street), Po Lin Monastery, Tian Tan Buddha, Kowloon Park, Temple Street Night Bazaar, Avenue Of Stars, Wong Tai Sin Temple, Madame Tussauds, Sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck, Jade Market, Kowloon Mosque and Islam Centre, Hong Kong Space Museum, Clock Tower, Cat Street, Lantau Island, Ngong Ping 360, Hong Kong Museum Of History, Lamma Island, Hong Kong Heritage Museum, Hong Kong Wetland Park, International Finance Centre, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong Museum of Art, Cheung Chau, International Commerce Centre, Hong Kong Zoological and Botanical Gardens, Bank of China Tower, Hong Kong Science Museum, Ten Thousand Buddhas Monastery, Victoria Park, Kowloon Walled City, Flagstaff House, Dr Sun Yat-sen Museum, Museum of Coastal Defence, Chungking Mansions, Statue Square, Court of Final Appeal Building, Maritime Museum, Museum of Medical, Lei Cheng Uk Han Tomb Museum, Sam Tung Uk Museum, Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, The Center, City Gallery, Railway Museum, Former French Mission Building, Central Plaza, Ma Wan Park, Sheung Yiu Folk Museum, Law Uk Folk Museum, Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden ...
The Works：Oxfam's Poverty.Full-time, Fiona Wong x Law Uk, Konstantin Grcic & Borromeo String Quart
According even to government figures, at least 1.34 million people in Hong Kong are living in poverty. Social workers and community organisations say that number is an understatement. Many of those poor are retired, but even among those still working, salaries are often too low. After a long tug of war between unions and employers, the government has agreed to raise the hourly minimum wage by just $2 to $34.50 with effect from 1st May, subject to Legco’s approval. As a recent exhibition organised by Oxfam points out, even having a job doesn’t guarantee you can afford to live comfortably in this expensive city.
Last week, we took a look at an art project organised by the Arts Promotion Office, “Hi! Houses”, and at artist Lam Tung-pang’s encounter with Wong Uk Village. Today we’re bringing you another pairing from the same project: ceramic artist Fiona Wong and the Law Uk Folk Museum in Chai Wan.
The Wall Street Journal described German-born designer Konstantin Grcic as the “quiet superstar of industrial style”. The airy and three-dimensional looking Chair 1 and Stool 1 are among his most recognised works. At the Hong Kong Design Institute until 2 April you can see Grcic’s first large solo exhibition in Asia. It includes over 200 exhibits, including products, prototypes, drawings, and everyday items, as well as three large-scale installations representing his personal ideas for life in the future.
Now celebrating its 25th anniversary, the Borromeo String Quartet has been in residence at the New England Conservatory in the United States since 1992. The ensemble, which performs works by 20th and 21st century composers, is known for pioneering the use of certain technology in its performance sand educational programmes. They’re here with Ben Pelletier.
1952 Republic of China 250219-06 | Footage Farm
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[1952 - Republic of China: Mutual Security Agency, Officials & Programs, Taiwan.]
MLS Governor K. C. WU, Presiding Governor of Formosa, at head of conference table; Chinese & American officials discuss (MOS) Mutual Security Agency / MSA progress in Taiwan.
10:34:06 MS DR. HUBERT G. SCHENCK, Chief, MSA China Mission, GOV. WU, H. C. JEN, Provincial Finance Commissioner.
10:34:21 MS Governor WU, H. C. JEN, C. L. TERREL (sp?), Deputy Chief of Mission, H. K. HUANG, Director of Taiwan Power Company.
10:34:34 CU H. K. HUANG.
10:34:48 MS G. GUROW, Legal Advisor, MSA China Mission, MARTIN WONG, Dept. Sec. Gen. Committee on US aid, DR. SCHENCK.
10:34:58 MS Martin WONG & Hubert SCHENCK.
10:35:15 Conference table; MR. HUANG gets up & points to power chart. CU Words on chart, ELECTRIC POWER PRODUCTION 1945-1951.
10:36:18 CU MR. HUANG explains chart.
10:36:43 LS People line up outside Ming Sing Hong textile shop waiting to purchase cloth, bicycles passing. CU Woman & baby in line. MS People stand in line; line moves into shop. MS Woman purchases cloth. MS customer’s face. MS Clerk makes out & stamps receipt. MS Money handed to saleswoman for cloth. MS Customer receives cloth. GOOD SEQUENCE.
10:39:29 MS Locomotive CT 241 (?) body lowered onto wheels in plant located at Shiang Shen, near Taipeh. NOTE: MSA has provided Electro welding rods, boiler tubes, steel plates for boilers & other materials & technical assistance for repairing.
10:40:10 MS Locomotive steam whistle.
10:40:13 CU wheels turning as repaired railroad engine leaves roundhouse.
10:41:14 Not useful
10:42:15 MS Y. S. CHU, Superintendent of factory, S. O. BUFFINGTON, SR., textile engineer, J. G. WHITE, engineer, GEORGE ST. LOUIS, Chief, Progran Division, Y. H. WANG, Chief, Supply Division, examine loops of cotton imported by MSA China Mission for processing by local mills into yarn & cloth. The J. G. White Engineering Corp., under MSA financial contract with the Chinese government, renders technical assistance to the textile factory.
10:42:35 01;08:39 CU Mr. BUFFINGTON handles & describes cotton to MR. ST. LOUIS.
10:43:01 MS CHU, BUFFINGTON & ST. LOUIS watch roving frame spindles.
10:43:32 MCU Mr. C. K. YEN, Chinese Minister of Finance & Dr. J. SUMMER, Economic Advisor, MSA China Mission, discuss economic problems at desk.
10:43:54 CU Dr. SUMMER.
10:44:12 CU Mr. YEN.
10:44:35 Repeat.
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Dude Law's: Fairytale of Wan Chai
Dude Law made a Christmas song and released it just in time for not Christmas.
Recorded on Arthur's 4-track thing at Green Studio last Thursday. Super thanks to Magali for coming to drink with us and filming this nonsense going down. Sweaty drunk hugs for the rest of our friends for being awesome.
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Keep it real.
Hakka Dabu Gangnan Style
Miri Dabu 60 Ann. - Hakka Dabu Gangnan Style
美里大埔同乡会六十周年会晚宴后少青老人大跳江南风格舞！
【Hong Kong Walk Tour】Wan Tsui/Hing Wah/Yu Wan/Tsui Wan Public Housing Estate @ Chai Wan (2019-July)
1. This video is made by (1) Gopro 7 Black mounted on shoulder strap (2) LG V20 audio recording (3) PowerDirector editing apps US$ 35 per year
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My name is Dennis. In 2009, I opened this channel to record or document this city. I know something is being changed in next decade(s), or I felt the change have began since 2003, no later in 2046. I want to, at least, save some kind of city life in video form instead of taken photo or written in words. I strongly believe that motion picture and sound recording are much better way to preserve and present in the future when young generation want to get know of Hong Kong.
In May of 2018, I wrote the following statement in below:
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Hi everyone, thank you for supporting me in fulfilling my childhood dream of making videos.
My parents had always taken a tolerant attitude toward my “capricious”: whether my work is feasible and sustainable... and they never complained about it.
As my father just passed away in May, I am left with no choice but to give up my video making venture.
In Hong Kong where the cost of living is sky high, youtube video making is simply not sustainable by google adsense alone. The revenue produced is way too insufficient for affording a domestic helper, and I must look after my mom all by myself - this is why I must stay very close to her at all times.
Unless my revenue is closed to market rate, or my income can cover a domestic helper, otherwise I can hardly justify any video-related works.
Therefore, from now on everything video will be postponed in terms of year(s).
Thank you, and hope to see you all again in the future.
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Because I am the only son of my mother in Hong Kong, and I have to take care of her at home. I almost give up this channel because of high consumption of time and living cost. But I found some extra time.
I live in Fanling, north part of New Territories, so it will include my showtime of traveling back and forth. Because of home care to my old mother, there will be no time other than 9:00 to 16:00 because my mother is staying at the senior daycare center, so before and after that, I will NOT able to do filming.
I understand most of you are looking for high quality of video, e.g. 4K or 8K. But hardware is so important at this post-production, that is, the higher quality video, the higher powerful computer to render video. In recently, I solved matter by paid for PowerDirector apps to make 4K on my Pocophone F1, 1 hour of 4K video = 2 hour to make, besides, the convert 4K file time is around 24 hours......
I will continue to run this channel as long as the time is fit-on-me or I don't see any kind of video job could fit me.
I hope this is clear to everyone.
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Situation Analysis of Taiwan's Biotechnology Industry
It is a fact that Taiwans current biotechnology research and performance lag behind some developed countries, but the whole world is confident that biotechnology will become one of the most important developments for the future.... - Shared by Mr. Yang, the Dean in College of Medicine of National Taiwan University.
This video is made by Taiwantrade, organized by the Bureau of Foreign Trade under the Ministry of Economic Affairs and implemented by the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA). TAITRA 外貿協會 / Taiwantrade 台灣經貿網
NORTH ATLANTIC BATTLES
This is the saga of the bloody and prolonged battle for control of the maritime trade routes upon which Britain depended for vital supplies from all over the world during the Second World War. It is the story of the convoys across the Atlantic and the Arctic, and their never-ending fight against the German U-Boats, a fight which cost nearly 80,000 British lives and more than 70% of all U-Boat crew members. This DVD uses superb archive footage, rare photographic images, expert comment and analysis, and includes interviews with survivors. Narrated by Michael Leighton.
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Take a Break with Art - Art Jam @ Citywalk
Sino Groups Art in Hong Kong is bringing art to two shops in Citywalk that have been temporarily converted to exhibition galleries. Citywalk, Hong Kongs first evergreen shopping mall, is an iconic Tsuen Wan landmark located on Yeung Uk Road. Featuring a vertical garden, Citywalk offers shoppers a fun and inspiring environment.
The Hong Kong Society of Illustrators has been invited to curate and create the exhibition Take a Break with Art in one of the shops, where 23 local illustrators will fill the 1,300 square feet shop at Citywalk with different art elements including graffiti works as well as 3D pieces in the form of chairs and benches.
The illustrators use their own unique angles to interpret the title Take a Break with Art. Inside the exhibition, viewers can find characters flying freely in the sky, enjoying a cup of coffee over the clouds and adventuring into the wild. All are invited to take a break from their hustle and bustle lives by stepping into the venue.
Art jam sessions will also be held for audience to join with the illustrators and create together.
Take a Break with Art - Joint exhibition of 23 Local Illustrators
Date:7 November 2009 5 February 2010
Venue:UG45a & b, Upper Ground Floor, Citywalk
The Little Things in Every Day
I took random clips of the simplest / most random things that make me smile / feel great everyday. This is how I de-stress from life. I make myself feel good by enjoying the most mundane activities! :D
And...
I would just like to tell that you don't have to have an extravagant life to feel genuinely happy. Sometimes, by just feeling the moment you are in & appreciating the littlest things around you.. you can have a truly happy version of yourself. We usually strive and look for happiness in material things / company of other people.. but really.. having a me time + being appreciative of the good things = a great reward / gift to a special person.. which is YOU. ^^
Sending all the good and warm vibes from Japan,
Kaila : )
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Music: On The Way To See You - Lee Byung Hoon (Ukelele Pullip Album)
(I had a typo in the video itself yikes.. -_-)
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柴灣 峰華邨 猛鬼橋 Chai Wan Fung Wah Estate Haunted Bridge
A glimpse of Hong Kong: Visit Hong Kong – The city where everything is possible | SAS
This video is presented by SAS and shows a glimpse of Hong Kong. Watch the video if you want to visit Hong Kong or travel in Hong Kong and learn about the city, where everything is possible.
Hong Kong is a huge city in China and many tourists from around the world wish to visit Hong Kong because of the city’s beautiful skyline and deep natural harbour. If you travel in Hong Kong you will experience a lot of different cultures, beautiful and extraordinary surroundings and great food.
Do you wish to visit Hong Kong? If you visit Hong Kong you will get an experience for life!
When you travel in Hong Kong you will get the chance to explore Hong Kong’s great museums, nature and gastronomy. If you wish to travel in Hong Kong you can book your flight with SAS. If you book your flight to Hong Kong with SAS 1 item of baggage weighting up to 23 kg., seat selection 22 hours before departure and food and drinks onboard are included in your flight to Hong Kong.
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TRAVEL IN HONG KONG – GET GREAT TRAVEL TIPS TO HONG KONG
If you wish to travel in Hong Kong this video will give you a great glimpse of Hong Kong. In the video we meet the Swedish photographer Erik, who tells us about Hong Kong and gives great travel tips about Hong Kong.
One of the main things Erik loves about Hong Kong is the city’s amazing skyline, which you cannot avoid seeing when you visit Hong Kong. Another great thing about Hong Kong is the city’s gastronomy and the city’s culture where every country in the world is represented.
TRAVEL IN HONG KONG AND GET AN EXPERIENCE FOR LIFE
If you visit Hong Kong with SAS you will get an experience for life and if you visit Hong Kong you will explore a new world of opportunities.
So if you want to explore a new world of opportunities go visit Hong Kong with SAS!
Are you going to travel in Hong Kong but needs a bit more information about the city? Have a look at this video and get more information about what to see and what to do, when you visit Hong Kong:
VISIT HONG KONG WITH SAS
If you want to visit Hong Kong, then visit Hong Kong with SAS. SAS’s flight to Hong Kong takes about 10 hours and 20 minutes. SAS wants to make your flight to Hong Kong as comfortable as possible, and therefore SAS offers food and beverage onboard and provides you with the best possible service. On your flight to Hong Kong a wide range of entertainment is available such as video on demand and music to make your journey even more relaxing.
When you visit Hong Kong with SAS we arrive at Hong Kong International Airport, which is 34 km. east of the city centre. From Hong Kong International Airport there are good transport connections to the city, for example via the Airport Express MTR train that runs several times an hour.
We wish you a very nice stay in Hong Kong!
TRAVEL IN HONG KONG: GREAT SAFETY TIPS
It is quite safe to travel in Hong Kong and actually Hong Kong has one of the lowest crime rates in the world. However, it is always a good idea to have a great knowledge about the safety in Hong Kong when you go travel in Hong Kong. Here are some safety tips good to know when you travel in Hong Kong:
· When you travel in Hong Kong, always keep an eye of your baggage, especially at the airport, in the underground and at your hotel
· When you travel in Hong Kong always be aware of pickpockets
· When you travel in Hong Kong all taxis are equipped with electronic fare meters, as stipulated by law
· When you travel in Hong Kong and need help from the police or need an ambulance, dial 999
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Prof. Rana Mitter: Modern China | Talks at Google
For this talk about Modern China Talks at Google welcomes Rana Mitter, Professor of the History and Politics of Modern China in Oxford, fellow of St. Cross College, and author of Oxford University Press' Very Short Introduction to Modern China.
In his talk, Mitter discusses a country that seems to be full of contradictions: a peasant society with some of the world's most futuristic cities, heir to an ancient civilization that is still trying to find a modern identity. He offers an entry to understanding the world's most populous nation, giving an integrated picture of modern Chinese society, culture, economy, politics, and art.
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Macau: A-Portuguese-Asian Gambling Paradise
J. Blue and WF WayFresh travel around Macau, exploring the best and most exciting things to do in this Portuguese-Asian city of lights!
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《国家宝藏》第二季 国宝盛典之夜：九大国宝组天团C位出道 黄圣依安慰“哭泣”国宝 吴彤与国宝再续前缘 雷佳完美嗓音动情演绎《国家宝藏》插曲联唱 20190209 | CCTV综艺
本期节目主要内容： 九州同，四海定。《国家宝藏》第二季巡礼中国九大博物馆，二十七件顶级国宝，二十七个前世今生，最终入选2019年《国家宝藏》特展的九件文物是金漆木雕大神龛、后蜀残石经、“五星出东方利中国”锦护膊、长信宫灯、聂耳小提琴、银雀山《孙子兵法》《孙膑兵法》汉简、铜奔马、侯马金代董氏墓戏俑和样式雷建筑烫样。九大国宝特展将在故宫博物院箭亭广场华彩上演。
03:43 悠远流长最动听！国乐合鸣演绎经典《九州同》；
09:18 广东省博物馆入选文物：金漆木雕大神龛；
13:15 追求极致的工匠精神总是相通的！港珠澳大桥总设计师孟凡超讲述建桥之路；
18:31 四川博物院入选文物：后蜀残石经；
21:50 国家图书馆副馆长陈樱讲述自己与国宝的渊源；
26:20 风乎舞雩好不自在！北京舞蹈学院演绎古典舞《纸扇书生》；
30:12 新疆维吾尔自治区博物馆入选文物：“五星出东方利中国”锦护膊；
34:30 “中国航天第一人”杨利伟阐述国富民强的真正意义；
39:29 河北博物院入选文物：长信宫灯；
43:09 旧金山亚洲艺术博物馆馆长许杰介绍自己的文物展示理念——使文物活起来；
47:59 钢琴演奏家吴牧野与雷佳合作 动情演绎《国家宝藏》插曲联唱；
53:32 云南省博物馆入选文物：聂耳小提琴；
56:00 台湾收藏家颜铮浩之子讲述父亲捐宝义举；
01:01:20 山东博物馆入选文物：银雀山《孙子兵法》《孙膑兵法》汉简；
01:04:42 潘鲁生——民间国宝也需要保护与传承；
01:08:11 黄圣依化身特展讲解员 看她在《国宝之夜》会pick哪件国宝；
01:18:06 甘肃省博物馆入选文物：铜奔马；
01:20:48 四十二年恪守己任 老馆长初世宾退休后仍为“丝绸之路”奔波；
01:25:50 山西博物院入选文物：侯马金代董氏墓戏俑；
01:29:47 王晓鹰透过戏俑感悟古戏台的文化魅力；
01:34:31 吴彤与国宝再续前缘 一曲《抱月入怀》唱尽壮志难酬；
01:39:24 故宫博物院入选文物：样式雷建筑烫样；
01:42:54 “人间国宝”耿宝昌——中国陶瓷鉴定第一人；
01:49:44 全国十七大博物馆馆长深刻解答“我们为什么是今天的我们”。
《国家宝藏》第二季，每集以一个博物馆为主题，亮相三件文物，每件文物绑定一位与之气质相符的明星嘉宾，他们或娓娓道来文物传奇的前世，或打扮成古人的形象演绎宝藏诞生的故事，带领观众进入一个神秘的探寻空间。
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British Lion, Chinese Dragon: 200 Years of Conflict and Collaboration
Robert Fleming of the National Army Museum provides an overview of the history of conflict and collaboration between Britain and China.
Part of the Lunchtime Lectures series - a programme of free talks that takes place at the National Army Museum in London every Thursday at 12.30pm.
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