Empty City: Travel Notes on the Ruins of Our City

Each of the eleven ruins has a history of abandonment and a different ending. Some were successfully revitalized but changed their appearance; some disappeared completely; some are still waiting to be destroyed.

The eleven ruins once had warmth and popularity. Although they are dead, they still contain living stories of Hong Kong. Although they are empty, they are full of the history of the city.

In "The Empty City", the two of them traveled through the empty city, recording the best moments of the ruins and capturing the good times of the past.

‧The FB page "Empty City" has more than 17,000 likes.

‧It contains the two moderators of "Empty City" exploring the ruins in Hong Kong and taking a large number of pictures. Many of the places, such as Shaw Brothers Studio and Jin Mao Ping Theater, have been demolished, so these records are quite precious.

‧The eleven ruins included in this collection are rarely visited or even unheard of, which can be an eye-opener for readers who are interested in Hong Kong city or history.

‧The included ruins travel notes are also a profile of Hong Kong history.

➔Central Market

➔Jiangxiawei

➔Lutheran School

➔Green Island

➔Kagurakuin Ranch

➔Marina Plaza

➔Ma’anshan Mine

➔Jinmaoping Theater

➔Shaw Brothers Studio