Hong Kong Tapestries

The Bulbul bird, a very funny bird in Asia

R.I.P Coco Lee

Cool epic print inspired of classic retro vintage election propaganda posters used in communist Soviet Russia, during the revolution and cold war. This print is perfect for a history teacher, democrat or republican or anyone interested in politics, elections, vote campaigns, socialism, capitalism and such.

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Crispy but smooth egg tart in pink

Tropical design of coconut trees. Island time refers to not paying attention to a clock, not being in a hurry, and being lazy.

two girls waiting to cross the street in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Black and white

Shall we dance, on a bright cloud of music. Shall we dance. Shall we dance.

Neon light reflection in a skyscraper in the heart of Hong Kong

6 Magical Cities

The society issues and quotes. Hong Kong is in Humanitarian crisis which the best economy city of Asia is on going destroyed by the Clampdown. HKer are looking for the human right of freedom, justice and life.

Peabody's Improbable History cartoon series about a time-travelling dog and his pet boy, Sherman. Using Peabody's "Wayback Machine", the pair would take jaunts through history, and usually wind up instrumental in making events come out "right".

A great design to add to your wardrobe or or to be a perfect gift for those you care about. Chose your size and color then buy it now to place your order.

Places and things that definitively you should visit or see before you die!

Show your Disney love with this design, because visit all the parks in in the Bucket list of all Disney Fans!

Beware The I'm Your Huckleberry Your Reasons.

New 'Boycott Blizzard' design - BUY NOW in time for #Blizzcon 2019 and show your support for Blitzchung, a free Hong Kong, and your disappointment at Blizzard for selling out and silencing free speech in the name of profits. #BoycottBlizzard

Reflections in the heart of Hong Kong's streets.

Official merch of the Hong Kong Cavaliers

interesting shapes of an architectual piece at the coast of Hong Kong shot at blue hour

The architecture based on a Taoist Hung Shing Temple located in Queen's Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong.

Founded in 1986 by Chinese immigrants to Philadelphia, Wok and Roll's authentic Chinese take out was a hit and over the next 15 years, became THE place to go for Chinese food.

Kiss the Girl

This design was inspired by the 1988 Jean Claude Van Damme martial arts classic, Bloodsport. The semi final battle between two great warrirors: One representing ninjitsu and the other, muay thai.

China is a topic.

Jackie Chan was unhappy with the direction of THE PROTECTOR and returned to Hong Kong with is own idea for a police actioner. POLICE STORY was the result, and it remains one of Chan's all-time classics. From the high-energy fights, to the death-defying stuntwork to the engaging story, this Hong Kong action classic earned Best Picture at the 1986 HK Film Awards and rightfully so. It spawned 3 sequels, one spin-off, a HK TV series, and even two loose "reboots".

Coming from the Deep South and the Far East, this is the only global podcast discussing a stir-fried gumbo of topics. The only podcast with the guts to have merch!

Everything has an expiration date

Skewer those fish balls

Man Mo Temple Incense Coil And Prayer This is One of Hong Kong's most famous urban temples, Man Mo Temple sits on busy Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan. This temple was built by Taoists during the colonial era. One of their gods, the god of literature named Man Cheong, was born in AD 287. The other god, Mo, was born in AD 160. It is said that he fought against oppression and injustice and was killed in 219 at the hands of his enemies. There are other idols there too. The smell from the incense coils hit you as soon as you enter this stunning little temple. The little red tags below the coils are prayers that have been written in Chinese before the coil is lit. By Paul Thompson Photography

Chinese bloodsport

Spook is the most streetwise member of Top Cat's gang, and an avid player of billiards and is quite laid-back around his friends. His fur is olive green, and he wears a torn black necktie. He frequently uses the word like in his speech, as another Hanna-Barbera character would do eight years later.

Man Mo Temple Incense Coils And Prayers This is One of Hong Kong's most famous urban temples, Man Mo Temple sits on busy Hollywood Road in Sheung Wan. This temple was built by Taoists during the colonial era. One of their gods, the god of literature named Man Cheong, was born in AD 287. The other god, Mo, was born in AD 160. It is said that he fought against oppression and injustice and was killed in 219 at the hands of his enemies. There are other idols there too. The smell from the incense coils hit you as soon as you enter this stunning little temple. The little red tags below the coils are prayers that have been written in Chinese before the coil is lit. By Paul Thompson Photography

I've heard you can get killed at the Kumite.

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