In pictures: Hidden Hong Kong – Curious ruins

The city’s wartime relics are impressive, but there are many civilian ruins still standing

Thursday 23 June 2016

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Cheung Chau Fong Bin, a hospital established on the island in 1872

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Nature reclaims a public toilet facility on the slopes of Mt Davis

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Remnants of an old pier structure at Lei Yue Mun

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Where in Hong Kong is this?

Clue: This Chinese observation post dates back to
pre-colonial times. Where is it? Send your answers
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Exploring the city in colour: Faded pastel
A shop’s shutter in Sai Kung Old Town

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