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Join Hong Kong illustrator Little Y on a journey through the diverse dining spots of Hong Kong as she uncovers the origins and intricacies of Hong Kong-style Chinese cuisine. From the process of making shrimp noodles to the reason behind Sha Tin's fame for chicken porridge, and from the emergence of tea restaurants to the debate between "Dai Pai Dong" and "Dai Pai File," this richly illustrated adventure delves into the history and culture of Hong Kong's culinary scene. Let your visual and taste senses come together to experience the deliciousness of this unique cuisine.
- AuthorLittle Y
- PublisherExtraordinary Publishing House
- Publication Date2020
This book is a continuation of the first volume, focusing on kindergarten and primary school textbooks in Hong Kong from the 1950s to the 1980s. Alongside showcasing photos of these old textbooks, it also includes various artifacts from campus life during that era. These artifacts range from student handbooks, report cards, and old stationery to graduation certificates, commemorative albums, and even porcelain bowls given as birthday gifts. Additionally, the author delves into the experiences of teachers, students, and individuals involved in textbook production. The book provides insightful stories about the people and events surrounding the campus, beyond what is covered in the textbooks.
- AuthorLau Chi Chung
- PublisherExtraordinary Publishing House
- Publication Date2018
The Hong Kong movies of the 1980s and 1990s were known for their vibrancy, creativity, and sparkle. Each film featured countless classic lines and unforgettable characters, making them worthy of discussion and review. Rex Koo, a renowned illustrator born in the 1970s, has captured the brilliance of these movies through his artwork. The revised edition of his work includes additional full-color paintings and emotional memory articles, providing a nostalgic journey back to the golden age of Hong Kong cinema.
- AuthorRex Koo
- PublisherExtraordinary Publishing House
- Publication Date2018
Buses have been vital in connecting Hong Kong, Kowloon, and the New Territories, witnessing the history and transformations of each district. This book particularly explores the development of bus routes on Hong Kong Island, providing insights into the changing livelihoods of its residents over the past 90 years.
- AuthorChan Chi Wah, Li Qingyi, Chen Xinxu
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2014
In the bygone era of Hong Kong, exquisite crafts and highly skilled craftsmen were abundant. Though that picturesque time has passed, guardian artisans quietly carry on their craft. The old craft shops hold cherished memories, and the artisans, driven by pure dedication, persist in showcasing the crafts they've mastered. The author, captivated by vanishing crafts, skillfully depicts the intricate processes through delicate techniques. Through a unique painting style, the book presents five traditional Hong Kong crafts, offering a glimpse into the artistry of craft production.
- AuthorRain Haze
- PublisherExtraordinary Publishing House
- Publication Date2020
Craftsmen dedicate their lives to perfecting their craft, driven by a deep sense of purpose and commitment. Each craftsman has a unique story that fuels their unwavering perseverance. The author, having interviewed six craft masters in Hong Kong, captures the bittersweet inevitability of their disappearance. This book not only documents traditional craft techniques through visuals and narratives but also delves into the masters' heartfelt reflections on preserving their industry, offering a poignant glimpse into the human stories within their workshops.
- AuthorRain Haze
- PublisherExtraordinary Publishing House
- Publication Date2021