published: 09 Feb 2013
views: 3882
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Hong Kong - Megacities - National Geographic Documentary
A peninsula bounded by more than 200 islands - only a handful of them inhabited, Hong Kong...
published: 09 Feb 2013
Hong Kong - Megacities - National Geographic Documentary
A peninsula bounded by more than 200 islands - only a handful of them inhabited, Hong Kong is the most densely populated urban region on the planet. In the recent past it has been rocked by economic and financial upheaval. Yet it has come through with some of the most high-tech, counterfeit-proof currency in the world, as well as some of the most complex bank building structures. Hong Kong has more billionaires per capita than anyplace on earth. This episode shows how such a small city accomplished such immense technological feats. The journey begins inside the printing facilities of Hong Kong Printing Limited and follows the currency to the Big 3 banks in Hong Kong, before it is then circulated through the economy.
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Building Hong Kong's Airport - Extreme Engineering - 1x07
Hong Kong International Airport (IATA: HKG, ICAO: VHHH) is the main airport in Hong Kong. ...
published: 11 Jan 2013
Building Hong Kong's Airport - Extreme Engineering - 1x07
Hong Kong International Airport (IATA: HKG, ICAO: VHHH) is the main airport in Hong Kong. It is colloquially known as Chek Lap Kok Airport (赤鱲角機場), being built on the island of Chek Lap Kok by land reclamation, and also to distinguish it from its predecessor, the closed Kai Tak Airport.
The airport opened for commercial operations in 1998, replacing Kai Tak, and is an important regional trans-shipment centre, passenger hub and gateway for destinations in Mainland China (with over 40 destinations) and the rest of Asia.
HKIA also operates one of the world's largest passenger terminal buildings (the largest when opened in 1998) and operates 24 hours a day. The airport is operated by the Airport Authority Hong Kong and is the primary hub for Cathay Pacific, Dragonair, Hong Kong Airlines, Hong Kong Express Airways and Air Hong Kong (cargo). The airport is also one of the Asian-Pacific cargo hubs for UPS Airlines.[1] It is a focus city for many airlines, including China Airlines and China Eastern Airlines, which serves 18 flights to Hong Kong per day (one direction) from 15 cities. Virgin Atlantic, United and Air India use Hong Kong as a stopover point for flights respectively from London to Sydney, from Tokyo to Singapore and Ho Chi Minh City as well as from India to Osaka and Seoul.
HKIA is an important contributor to the Hong Kong economy, employing approximately 60,000 people. About 90 airlines operate flights from the airport to over 150 cities across the globe. In 2011 HKIA handled 53,314,213 passengers, making it the 10th busiest airport worldwide by passenger traffic.[3] It also surpassed Memphis International Airport to become the world's busiest airport by cargo traffic.[4]
published: 11 Jan 2013
views: 98621
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Thousands of shark fins found on Hong Kong rooftop
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The popularity of the Asian delicacy Shark Fin Soup is endangering the species. As evidence of this trend, conservationists have found thousands of shark fins on a rooftop in Hong Kong. Many are calling for tighter regulations to protect sharks. Al Jazeera's Rob McBride reports from Hong Kong.
published: 10 Mar 2013
views: 30
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Hong Kong Sevens South Stand Fashion 2012 - HD
(HD) Wondering what to wear at this year's Cathay Pacific / HSBC Hong Kong Sevens? This qu...
published: 09 Mar 2013
Hong Kong Sevens South Stand Fashion 2012 - HD
(HD) Wondering what to wear at this year's Cathay Pacific / HSBC Hong Kong Sevens? This quirky HD video shows you what the brave South Stand Warriors were wearing as they arrived on Saturday morning (at around 07:15) in 2012.
The South Stand at Hong Kong Stadium is where a lot of the non-rugby action takes place. It is most definitely not for the easily intimidated, and you have to be over 18 to enter, and once you leave you will need to queue up again (and that can take a very, very long time). The best time to arrive is early morning. The people in the video are arriving at the perfect time of 07:15, but even by 07:30/08:00 a queue begins to form and by 11 that queue is a snake of people waiting to get in. Once you are in the South Stand, there are lots of toilets, plenty to drink and a few food outlets as well, so really you don't need to leave at all. It is a lot of fun, and as you can see in the video quite a lot of people dress up for the occasion. This is after all, the biggest sporting event in Asia Pacific and the largest and best Rugby Sevens party in the world! Are you ready??!!!
There are many more HD videos from the Hong Kong Sevens in our YouTube channel and on the ASIATravelTips.com website.
ASIATravelTips.com will have a lot of coverage from the 2013 Hong Kong Rugby Sevens (22-24 March) so be sure to check back!
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NOTE: We have intentionally speeded the movie footage up to show you more of the costumes. This of course blurs some of the details. The above footage is around 1 hour condensed into just over 10 minutes, and allows you to get an idea of some of the creative costumes on display during the 7s weekend. Thanks.
published: 09 Mar 2013
views: 108
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Chinese Leaders Want Loyalty if Hong Kong Gets Universal Suffrage
Comments by senior Chinese officials have prompted a debate in Hong Kong about the prospec...
published: 08 Mar 2013
Chinese Leaders Want Loyalty if Hong Kong Gets Universal Suffrage
Comments by senior Chinese officials have prompted a debate in Hong Kong about the prospect of free elections in the region.
Hong Kong leaders are voted in by a body of influential groups and people. The Chinese regime does not technically have a role, but can influence the group.
On Friday, the deputy director from China's Central Liaison Office, Yin Xiaojing, said that future Hong Kong leaders, must "love the country and love Hong Kong."
This Hong Kong legislator says that really means Beijing would only accept a leader with allegiance to the Communist Party.
[Albert Ho, Member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong]:
"This kind of universal suffrage is false. It uses patriotic words and love of Hong Kong to define the standard. But it's empty. In fact, the so-called patriotism and love for Hong Kong is actually love of the Party. Hong Kong people have never loved the party."
In 2007 the Chinese regime agreed that Hong Kong citizens would have universal suffrage by 2017. But the implementation of that is a bit less clear.
On Thursday, senior Chinese leader Yu Zhensheng warned during the National People's Congress in Beijing that a true democratic election in Hong Kong could bring "subversive" forces into power.
[Albert Ho, member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong]:
"Hong Kong people know clearly we long for freedom and democracy. As for dictatorship, especially the one-party's dictatorship in Mainland China, we have our strong opinions. How can it say that having different ideas means subversion?"
Hong Kong has operated under a policy of "one country, two systems" since it was returned to Chinese rule in 1997. The former British colony enjoys most of the same freedoms as those under democratic countries.
But there have been growing fears that this is changing.
Thousands of Hong Kong citizens took to the streets last summer to protest a national education program. They said the course was communist propaganda meant to brainwash Hong Kong students. The proposed education course was consequently canceled after multiple massive protests in the city's streets.
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published: 08 Mar 2013
views: 99
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2012 Largest Human Beatbox Ensemble in Hong Kong (Behind the scenes)
全港最大型集體beatbox在teen試行動活動中舉行，試破健力士世界紀錄，由全國冠軍HeartGrey率領。
Guinness World Records Attempt in...
published: 11 Mar 2013
2012 Largest Human Beatbox Ensemble in Hong Kong (Behind the scenes)
全港最大型集體beatbox在teen試行動活動中舉行，試破健力士世界紀錄，由全國冠軍HeartGrey率領。
Guinness World Records Attempt in Hong Kong. Chinese beatbox champion HeartGrey lead the beatboxing for the official Guinness World Records attempt for the largest human beatbox ensemble.
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published: 11 Mar 2013
views: 31
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"Hong Kong Can't Subvert Mainland Socialism"
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published: 08 Mar 2013
"Hong Kong Can't Subvert Mainland Socialism"
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Yu Zhengsheng is a member of the standing committee
of the Chinese Communist Party's (CCP) Politburo.
He is the incoming Chairman of the Chinese People's Political
Consultative Conference (CPPCC) National Committee.
On March 6, when meeting with CPPCC members
from Hong Kong and Macao, he said that
if the person who wins Hong Kong's universal suffrage
in 2017 confronts the central government,
the outcome won't be good for Hong Kong and China.
So, the ruling force of Hong Kong must be the one that,
"loves China and loves Hong Kong."
Does Yu Zhengsheng mean that the CCP will control
Hong Kong's universal suffrage? Let's see the report.
In the meeting, Yu Zhengsheng said,
"Hong Kong can't subvert Mainland socialism."
He said there are some people who want to subvert
Hong Kong, who made irresponsible remarks in Mainland.
Yu Zhengsheng criticized these actions as unconstitutional
and illegal, and said a force with love for the country and love for Hong Kong is needed to govern.
Apple Daily published an article entitled, "Yu Zhengsheng
Took a Hard Stance to Threaten Hong Kong People."
It reported that when Yu Zhengsheng discussed
the conflict between Hong Kong and Mainland China,
he said demonstrators holding the flag of the colonial era
is an unhealthy trend influenced by evil,
and Mainland will not allow people to hold a flag of
the colonial era or ask for independence.
James To Kun-sun, Democratic Party member
of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong, said that
Yu Zhengsheng called holding a colonial era's flag subversion,
so the items in the next 23 legislations may be tougher than the one in 2003.
Albert Ho Chun-yan, a lawyer member of the Legislative
Council of Hong Kong, told NTD that
based on the current situation, CCP's officials' words
show that they are ready to control the democratic system and universal suffrage of Hong Kong.
Albert Ho, member of the Legislative Council of
Hong Kong: "The universal suffrage may be false.
It (the CCP) will pre-select the candidates that
we can vote for.
This kind of universal suffrage is false.
It uses patriotic words and love of Hong Kong
to define the standard. But it's empty.
In fact, the so-called patriotism and love
for Hong Kong is actually love of the party.
Hong Kong people have never loved the party."
Albert Ho thinks Hong Kong people are always
looking for democracy and freedom.
Albert Ho: "Hong Kong has been an open and free place.
We enjoyed freedom for many years.
From the 1980s until now, in these 30 plus years,
people in Hong Kong are always welcome to express their opinions freely.
It's also very clear how eager Hong Kong people
are to have freedom and democracy.
As for dictatorship, especially the one-party's dictatorship
in Mainland China, we have our strong opinion.
How can it say that having different ideas
means subversion?"
To Yiu-Ming, an Assistant Professor from the News
Department of Hong Kong Baptist University,
said that Yu Zhengsheng implied that
CCP will choose the candidates by its favor.
Tu Yiu-Ming thinks Yu Zhengsheng's words don't
respect the basic Law, lack the spirit of the rule of law, and are unreasonable.
To Yiu-Ming: "Hong Kong is mainly executing the basic law.
If something goes against the law, punishment
will be according to the basic law.
Then before a person takes position, no matter who he is,
he hasn't gone against the law since he hasn't taken position,
how can you say he's not allowed to take
position or attend the election?"
Since Leung Chun-ying took power, there has been
a Youth Care Association in Hong Kong.
The speaker said that it was founded by the CCP directly.
The members of the Association hung up banners
that oppose Falun Gong just beside the Falun Gong banners or even higher, or covered the banners of Falun Gong.
Some of the members are dedicated to using ugly words
to attack the people who criticize the CCP, and even wave their fists to threaten them.
Albert Ho: "We are very angry about these actions.
It's obviously violently attacking different views.
It didn't accommodate Falun Gong.
Their actions are against Hong Kong's law, which is also
destructive to the free and diverse Hong Kong culture.
So, we told Hong Kong government clearly that
we can't tolerate these actions."
Hong Kong media reported that these people who attacked
Falun Gong practitioners are hired by the Hong Kong pro-CCP Democratic Progressive Alliance.
They received payment based on their actions,
for example, quarrelling, waving fists, etc.
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published: 08 Mar 2013
views: 236
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Horsemeat scare reaches Hong Kong
The government in Hong Kong is removing imported beef products from store shelves. It's w...
published: 22 Feb 2013
Horsemeat scare reaches Hong Kong
The government in Hong Kong is removing imported beef products from store shelves. It's worried following the European horsemeat scandal.
But with most food coming from mainland China, Hong Kong consumers are concerned about whether their food regulations are being strictly adhered to.
Al Jazeera's Marga Ortigas reports from Hong Kong.
published: 22 Feb 2013
views: 1700
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DESTINATION: HONG KONG
Big Monster's guide to the sights sounds and smells of Hong Kong. This section features an...
published: 08 Sep 2011
DESTINATION: HONG KONG
Big Monster's guide to the sights sounds and smells of Hong Kong. This section features an introduction to the history and geography of the island, some high end shopping at some of the biggest malls in the world, as well as recommendations for the local markets. And a trip to Hong Kong wouldn't be complete without a visit to Sam's, the world famous tailors, on Nathan Road, Kowloon.
published: 08 Sep 2011
views: 77186
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THE MAN WHO LIVED ON HIS BIKE
I love being on a bike. It helps me feel free. I get it from my dad. After so many days sp...
published: 30 Jan 2012
author: Guillaume Blanchet
THE MAN WHO LIVED ON HIS BIKE
I love being on a bike. It helps me feel free. I get it from my dad. After so many days spent riding and filming through the streets of Montreal, being sometimes quite cold, sometimes quite hot - and sometimes quite scared, I dedicate this movie to him.
Making-of at http://vimeo.com/38060089 - Bicycle Dreams DVD Collection bicyclemovies.com/bicycle-movies
Winner, jury - Boston Bike Film Festival 2012
Winner, best adventure sports film, audience award - Durango Film Fest 2013
Winner, best short film - Francophone Film Fest. of Kalamazoo, 2012
Winner, People's choice - Bike Reel Film Festival 2012
Winner, People's choice - NDG Off The Wall 2012, Montréal
Nominee - The Golden Helmet, Filmed by Bike 2013
Official Selection Festival International des Très Courts 2013, France & Worldwide
Official Selection Rendez-Vous du Cinéma Québécois 2013
Official Selection VELOBerlin Film Festival 2013
Official Selection BCN Sports Film Fest 2013, Barcelona
Official Selection Disposable Film Festival 2013, San Francisco
Official Selection Clockenflap Festival 2012, Hong Kong
Official Selection PixelPops 2012, Cardiff Design Festival
Official Selection Favorite Films Festival 2012, Berlin
Official Selection Clips of Faith 2012, USA Tour
Official Selection G-Driven Creativity 2012, London
Official Selection Festival du Cinéma de la Ville de Québec 2012
Official Selection Wild&Scenic; Film Festival, Nevada
Official Selection Best of Creativity 2012, Barb.com
Official Selection Wrocław Bike Travellers 2012, Poland
Official Selection Nitehawk Dailymotion, Brooklyn
Official Selection Adventure Film Festival 2012, Colorado
Official Selection Festival Images en vue 2012, Québec
Official Selection Mountain Film in Telluride 2012
Official Selection Crested Butte Film Fest 2012, USA
Official Selection Alice Springs Bicycle Film Festival 2012
Official Selection SPASM Festival 2012, Montreal
Official Selection Rail City Roadshow Film Festival 2012, Montreal
Official Selection Sisacki Ekoloski Filmski Festival 2013, Croatia
Official Selection Rose Found. for Communities & Environment, USA
Official Selection Chromatic 2012, Montreal
Official Selection Kalamazoo Bike Fest 2012, Michigan
Official Selection Under The Arches, London 2012, UK
Official Selection Canmore Community Cruisers Film Fest 2012, Alberta
Official Selection Hygienic Art Film Fest 2012, USA
Official Selection Port Townsend Film Fest 2012, USA
Official Selection WSFF "A Climate of Change" Film Tour 2013
Official Selection Bike Fest. 2013 by The Projects, Melbourne, Australia
Official Selection Regard sur le Court Métrage au Saguenay 2013
Official Selection EcoFocus Film Festival 2013, USA
Official Selection Flatpack Festival, United Kingdom
Official Selection SPASM Best of Fest. Nuit Blanche 2013, Montréal
Official Selection Earth Port Film Festival 2013, USA
Official Selection Filmed by Bike 2013, USA
Official Selection Cyclofestival Genève 2013
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Flickermood 2.0
A film by Sebastian Lange –
The next level of this experimental typographic orgy.
Direc...
published: 20 Feb 2009
author: Sebastian Lange
Flickermood 2.0
A film by Sebastian Lange –
The next level of this experimental typographic orgy.
Direction and Animation by Sebastian Lange – Music by Forss
Flickermood was basically all done in AE - the soundtrack
is from FORSS (check out his music at http://www.forss.to).
Flickermood has been screened and awarded
on several festivals and events including:
Moving Types Exhibition, Schwäbisch Gmünd, 2012
A DesignFilmFestival, Singapore and DMY Berlin, 2010
The Int'l Festival of Cinema and Technology, Los Angeles
Audiopleasures Audiovisual Weekend, Amsterdam
Audio Visual Media Days 09, Munich
Design Forum Freiburg
International Amsterdam Film Festival 2008 (IAFF).
Animatu Festival 2008, Beja/Lissabon.
Bitfilm Festival 08 in Stuttgart and Hamburg
Adobe booth on NAB '08 in Las Vegas.
Cracow Screen Festival 08
4th Istanbul Animation Festival 07
Flickermood has been published on:
IdN Magazine, Hong Kong, 2010
Print Magazine, New York, 2010
Inksie Journal of Design & Culture, 2010
Designtagebuch.de, 2009
Best Of Bitfilm Reel, 2009
Computer Arts Projects Magazine, UK, 2009
LOOK - Electronic Magazine
Adobe Reel 2008, US
ARD, POLYLUX (German TV-Channel)
Media Temple's collective motion project
DVD magazine Smilefaucet 'UNDO', New York
XPLSV.TV Top Of The Year
vimeo.com
Visit our websites for more stuff:
http://mynamewasgod.com and http://www.qu-int.com.
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BATMAN : DARK KNIGHTFALL (HD full version)
"Batman: Dark Knightfall" Full version.
A Batman fan made stop-motion animation
directed ...
published: 06 Aug 2012
author: Parabucks
BATMAN : DARK KNIGHTFALL (HD full version)
"Batman: Dark Knightfall" Full version.
A Batman fan made stop-motion animation
directed by Hong Kong based directors Derek Kwok and Henri Wong of Parabucks co. (黃智亨 郭子健)
using Batman toys. This is our first attempt on stop motion.
A Parabucks co. production https://www.facebook.com/Parabucks
Special Thanks to Hottoys Ltd. http://www.hottoys.com.hk
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BOOMBOX
100 days, 100 songs, 100 locations, 100 dances.
100 Songs:
001. Heart of Glass / Blondie...
published: 16 Feb 2009
author: Ely Kim
BOOMBOX
100 days, 100 songs, 100 locations, 100 dances.
100 Songs:
001. Heart of Glass / Blondie
002. Jimmy / M.I.A.
003. Deceptacon / Le Tigre
004. Im on Fire / 5000 Volts
005. Je Veux Te Voir / YELLE
006. The Way I Are / Timbaland
007. Too Young / Phoenix
008. Over And Over / Hot Chip
009. Stick It To The Pimp / Peaches
010. Say My Name / Destiny's Child
011. Pin / Yeah Yeah Yeahs
012. Geremia / Bonde Do Role
013. Let Me Clear My Throat / DJ Kool
014. Point Of No Return / Expose
015. Bubble Sex / The Seebach Band
016. Pump Up the Jam / Technotronic
017. Let's Make Love And Listen To Death From Above / CSS
018. Hella Nervous / Gravy Train
019. Me Plus One / Annie
020. Don't Go / Yaz
021. Bootylicious / Destiny's Child
022. Electric Feel / MGMT
023. Boys Don't Cry / The Cure
024. Lose Control / Missy Elliott
025. Ride The Lightning / Evans And Eagles
026. Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough / Michael Jackson
027. Hearts On Fire / Cut Copy
028. Tainted Love / Soft Cell
029. Between Us & Them / Moving Units
030. It Feels Good / Tony Toni Tone
031. Polaris (Club Mix) / Cyber People
032. You Never Can Tell / Chuck Berry
033. Huddle Formation / The Go! Team
034. Pump That / FannyPack
035. My Love / Justin Timberlake
036. Hung Up / Madonna
037. Justice - D.A.N.C.E (MSTRKRFT Remix) / Justice
038. Cybernetic Love / Casco
039. Creep / TLC
040. When I Hear Music / Debbie Deb
041. B.O.B. / Outkast
042. Bubble Pop Electric / Gwen Stefani
043. Miss You Much / Janet Jackson
044. You Spin Me Round / Dead Or Alive
045. Slide In / Goldfrapp
046. Kelly / Van She
047. Mine Fore Life / The Sounds
048. Disco Heat / Calvin Harris
049. Nighttiming / Coconut Records
050. Club Action / Yo Majesty
051. Pogo / Digitalism
052. Lip Gloss / Lil Mama
053. Heartbeats / The Knife
054. Enola Gay / OMD
055. Goodbye Girls / Broadcast
056. Kids In America / Kim Wilde
057. Kiss / Prince
058. Tenderness / General Public
059. Push It / Salt N Pepa
060. Circle, Square, Triangle / Test Icicles
061. Day 'N' Nite (Crookers Remix) / Kid Cudi
062. Shadows / Midnight Juggernauts
063. Paris (Aeroplane Remix) / Friendly Fires
064. Out At The Pictures / Hot Chip
065. Me Myself and I / De La Soul
066. AudioTrack 10 / Diplo
067. Girls & Boys / Blur
068. Heater / Samim
069. I Wanna Dance With Somebody / Whitney Houston
070. Hands In The Air / Girl Talk
071. Limited Edition OJ Slammer / Cadence Weapon
072. Meeting In The Ladys Room / Mary Jane Girls
073. NY Lipps / Soulwax
074. Lex / Ratatat
075. Gravity's Rainbow (Soulwax Remix) / Steve Aoki
076. Once In A Lifetime / Talking Heads
077. Leave It Alone / Operator Please
078. Half Mast / Empire Of The Sun
079. Hardcore Girls / Count and Sinden feat. Rye Rye
080. Dance, Dance, Dance / Lykke Li
081. Never Gonna Get It / En Vogue
082. Blue Monday / New Order
083. Crazy In Love (Featuring Jay-Z) / Beyoncé
084. 10 Dollar / M.I.A.
085. Love To Love You Baby / Donna Summer
086. Steppin' Out / Lo-Fi-Fnk
087. Karle Pyar Karle / Asha Bhosle
088. Love Will Tear Us Apart / Joy Division
089. Straight Up / Paula Abdul
090. My Drive Thru / Santogold, Casablancas, NERD
091. Like A Prayer / Madonna
092. Freedom 90 / George Michael
093. Black & Gold / Sam Sparro
094. B-O-O-T-A-Y / Spank Rock and Benny Blanco
095. Great Dj / The Ting Tings
096. In A Dream / Rockell
097. Don't Stop the Music / Rihanna
098. Hong Kong Garden / Siouxsie & The Banshees
099. It's Tricky / D.M.C.
100. Bizarre Love Triangle / New Order
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Hong Kong Chinese Lunar New Year Fireworks Display 2013 年香港農曆新年煙花匯演
Victoria Harbour between Central and Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon HONG KONG.
香港中環和尖沙咀之間的維多利亞港海面....
published: 11 Feb 2013
Hong Kong Chinese Lunar New Year Fireworks Display 2013 年香港農曆新年煙花匯演
Victoria Harbour between Central and Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon HONG KONG.
香港中環和尖沙咀之間的維多利亞港海面.
published: 11 Feb 2013
views: 1960
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BBC 'Working Lives: Hong Kong', Part One of Two
BBC 'Working Lives: Hong Kong', first transmitted 26 February 2011
Reporter: Andrew Wood....
published: 17 Apr 2011
BBC 'Working Lives: Hong Kong', Part One of Two
BBC 'Working Lives: Hong Kong', first transmitted 26 February 2011
Reporter: Andrew Wood. Part two: http://youtu.be/iS8zA3Vy06s
published: 17 Apr 2011
views: 54265
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InterContinental Hong Kong, 2013 Chinese New Year Fireworks Show on Victoria Harbour
2013 Chinese New Year Fireworks Show from InterContinental Hong Kong level12. This waterfr...
published: 11 Feb 2013
InterContinental Hong Kong, 2013 Chinese New Year Fireworks Show on Victoria Harbour
2013 Chinese New Year Fireworks Show from InterContinental Hong Kong level12. This waterfront hotel is the perfect and unrivaled place to see the fireworks show.
For more information on InterContinental Hong Kong, visit http://www.hongkong-ic.intercontinental.com/
published: 11 Feb 2013
views: 2279
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