Hong Kong is an illustrious verb among nouns with her endless percussion of movement and unceasing rivers of traffic pulsating through the streets. She moves like an unstoppable tide of departures and arrivals, her million upon a million footfalls swarm through the shifting tableauxs of metallic canyons, monolithic giants of concrete, glass and steel. Her hours breathe of vibrant expectancy, and her days never end, they merely melt into an unquenchable neon fire.
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I never tire of your work. Here at Auburn, Alabama, home of Auburn University, we have a decent number of foreign students. My son has had many friend from China. When asked what they like the most about the U. S. and Auburn…we get stunning answers. One of the most frequent happens to be emergency services! Of all things! BUT, as your photos show, the space available for fire trucks and so on is very limited and one friend from Shanghai so noted that it was so crowded that a simple fire could take out blocks and blocks before being controlled.