Hong Kong｜The most important thing in life is to be happy

At the tail end of summer and the beginning of autumn—October, going to Hong Kong still feels like the blazing summer. What is the image of Hong Kong’s bustling prosperity in movies? What reflects the dazzling and extravagant Hong Kong style? — Victoria Harbour under the night sky. At sunset, come to the foot of Victoria Peak, take the red bus winding along the mountain road, and amidst the shadows of trees and hills, slowly see the twinkling lights. Then walk up to Victoria Peak, where the towering buildings, dazzling neon lights, and rolling waves of Victoria Harbour tell stories of commerce and legend right before your eyes. The sea breeze has brushed through generations, and this place remains the dazzling Pearl of the Orient. After taking in the prosperity of the Peak, return to the lively streets, where the winding residential areas and alleys with fruit shops and cha chaan tengs reveal the everyday life of the people beneath the grand narrative, grounding the splendor in the reality and romance of daily necessities. (Click the top right corner to follow me, and together we’ll see and encounter more beauty and possibilities on the road.)