Hong Kong | The most important thing is to be happy

At the tail end of summer and the beginning of autumn—October—Hong Kong still basks in the warmth of summer. What embodies the dazzling prosperity depicted in Hong Kong films? What reflects the glamorous Hong Kong style?—Victoria Harbour under the night sky. At sunset, arrive at the foot of Victoria Peak and board a red bus. Winding along the mountain road, through the interplay of shadows from hills and trees, the city lights gradually come into view. Then, hike up to the peak, where the towering skyscrapers, neon brilliance, and the rolling waves of Victoria Harbour unfold before you, narrating tales of commerce and legend. Let the sea breeze sweep across generations—this remains the radiant Pearl of the Orient. After soaking in the peak's grandeur, return to the lively streets. The winding residential areas, fruit stalls in the alleys, and local diners are where the grand narrative gives way to the grounded, romantic rhythm of everyday life—rooted in the simple yet poetic details of daily living. (Click the top right to follow me, and let’s journey together to discover and encounter more beauty and possibilities.)