Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Day 2 at Hongkong!!!
heavenly the place is, so much better than Shenzhen(i'm being bias here, but that's the fact.)
after the delicious lunch meal at some restaurant, we headed to The Peak!
eh, i think the sign that we are taking is kinda wrong.
whatever park it is.
haha.
the peak is not the country park right?
correct me if i'm wrong.
ice cream!!!! good for the weather.
weather there is hot, but the wind is cooling.
i don't know, cause since alot of people are taking this bus as a view, we shall do the same too.
*grinning from ear to ear*
seizing every moment to take a picture.
she stops at the exact position when the sign says, "STOP".
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and here we are at some street, whereby the world's longest escalator can be found here.
and true enough, it is loooong.
for the below picture, we are just a bunch of people trying to find the start of the escalator.
it's a long way to find it.
*see see, look look*
*grabbing every moment to take a picture*
and so this is the longest escalator i am talking about!
May our facci says that this whole escalator ride takes about 10 mins to reach the peak.
and there's no way down, we have to walk the steep slope.
and the time was around 5 or 6, whereby everyone is released from work, and look at those men in suits, all going home to take a rest.
steeeep slopeeeee. be careful!!!
oh yea, something to comment, i like their billboards!
that's one thing that you cannot find it in Singapore.
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as the night falls, we arrived to JIAN SHA ZUI.
the night made the whole street prettier compared to the day time.
and we are on the mission in search of finding the best lao po bing (wife biscuits).
i think we even took the mrt or rather it is called mtr over there, just to look for it.
weeeeee! MTR! this is something i yearn for to take when i come to overseas.
try out the different-country-same-transport feeling of taking MRT or MTR.
greaaattttt!
love HK to the max.
the public toilets there are soooo much better than Shenzhen's, because Shenzhen's toilets are all the squatting types.
-.-
not used to it.
and definitely, the toilet is 1000000X better than Shenzhen's.
and walking on the streets of HK, you will feel as if you are in Singapore, because there are more ang mohs there, and even Indians and Malays.
sense of belonging.
but one disadvantage is that,
i
do
not
know
how
to
speak
CANTO!!!!
i was at this Cotton On, and the sales girl spoke canto to me, and i was like,
ok, i must act as if i understand, because she talk so much, wonder what she is talking even.
then when her sales speech ended, i am like, acting deaf?
haha!
i totally ignored the sales girl and act as if i am looking for my shorts size.
argh.
but HK people are quite polite, because they do not bug you to buy their products, if you don't want, they will get the hint.
happy moments often ended quite shortly, and we have to go back to our hotel.
ciao HK!
i'll be back
;)
if you listen to the rhythm of the pouring rain...
8:01 PM
