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Yeahhhhhhh, we found another T-shaped street sign in Haven Street, Causewaybay 銅鑼灣希雲街 😱 How old is it? The Chinese text on this sign is read from right to left, it is at least half a century old. (Chinese text was written from right to left in the past, it is now normally written from left to right.)

These old street signs are disappearing quickly as a lot of old buildings were demolished. Some are even being stolen. There were 50 road signs disappeared solely in 2011.

Apart from T-shaped street signs, which was made of iron as shown in the photo here, there are also older ones, which were made of cement and porcelain tiles. These are mainly found on the Hong Kong Island. See how many you can find during your next visit to Hong Kong 😊

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@ Causeway Bay

This one and only Floating Tin Hau Temple in Hong Kong, and probably in Asia, is going to retire soon.

We wanted to visit this temple 水上三角天后廟, which is dedicated to Tin Hau (the Goddess of the Sea) before it retires... We went there twice during the summer holiday in 2020 but failed to get on board, check out why 👇🏻

We went there at 12:30pm. We get on to a sampan (a small boat) at the pier next to the Causewaybay Noonday gun, that’s HKD$20 for a return trip and found that it was closed already. (Second photo)

For the second time, we called the temple in advance and went there much earlier, at 10:00pm. When the sampan was approaching the floating temple, the staff on the temple said that it was closed to public due to the pandemic. That is what we call 緣份 in Chinese... that’s fate. But at least we took some nice photos of the floating temple when we are on the Sampan. (First photo)

This Tin Hau temple was anchored in the Causeway bay Typhoon shelter since 1955 and will move to the land soon. Reason is that the cost to maintain a temple on the water is too high. The construction work of the new temple has delayed for more than a year due to the pandemic. We went to the Causewaybay typhoon shelter last week again, and found a banner on the floating temple writing “Tin Hau is moving to the land soon. Thank you for all your support.” (Fourth photo)

So where is the new temple now? It is right next to Tung Lo Wan Fire station 銅鑼灣消防局 at Causeway Bay. This temple resembles a ship, swipe to see the last photo and let us know whether you agree or not?

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What is this lady doing 😱 SOUND ON - today is the day to hit your Villain and the petty people around you 打小人!

We were under the Canal Road flyover just now! In case you missed our LIVE just now, go to YouTube now： https://youtu.be/gnxK7UgkNnk

People came all the way to Causewaybay and waited for 3 hours (check out the LAST photo!) just to hire these experienced old ladies to hit the petty people around them!

These old ladies will first ask her client to write down the names of the petty people/villain on a villain paper and then hit this paper with a shoe.

The lady also put a piece of greasy pork into the mouth of the 🐅 tiger 🐯 (second photo) 祭白虎so that the tiger can’t open its mouth and bite you!

Why today?
驚蟄 (Gangzat) is one of the solar term in the tradiional chinese solar system, which falls on the 5th March this year. Chinese people believe that hibernating insects and snakes awake on this day (also petty people and your villain!).

Where is it? under than Canal Road flyover 鵝頸橋底 (5 minutes walk from Times Square, Causewaybay)

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