King Yin Lei. Image: So Ka-fai (via Wikimedia Commons)

King Yin Lei

This grand mansion is one of the finest examples of traditional Chinese architecture that's still left in the city
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Time Out says

This palatial Mid-Levels mansion may be fit for a king (or indeed an emperor), but it’s sat empty for 10 years while the government figures out what to do with it. Completed in 1937 for entrepreneur Li Po-lun and her family, the stunning three-storey home wears its Chinese heritage loud and proud with its temple-like roof clad in viridian bamboo-shaped tiles, windows in the shape of circular longevity symbols, and granite balustrades.

Image: So Ka-Fai / CC BY-SA 3.0

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45 Stubbs Road, Central
Hong Kong
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