People like to use oranges as sacrifice. A survey said that Hong Kong consumed the largest amount of oranges in the world but most oranges were not eaten by human.
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I was inspired by a blog called "Montevideo Daily Picture" and launched this blog to show another dimension of this "Asia World City". This blog will bring pictures of the real Hong Kong, not the tourist spots only.
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- Iced lemon tea
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- Antique: Button in an old Peak Tram
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- An old peak tram converted into a visitor centre
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