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[rachelmanija]

I loved Hong Kong. I could have spent a week or more just exploring within a ten block radius of my hotel

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[marzipan_pig]

We got to say in French class what we did over break, and I got to say I watched (past tense) House of Flying Daggers with Andy Lau, who is (present tense) tres beau. The teacher pointed out my correct use of a mixed-tense sentence to the class, that watching the movie was an activity completed in the past, and that Andy Lau's beauty is a continuing, ongoing state.

This pleased me on many levels.

I would be happy to house the VCD and would share it with local others.

[rachelmanija]

So true!

OK, send me your mailing address, and let me know if you can get it to play (and if so, how it was.)

[lady_ganesh]

That's awesome.

[cofax7]

I liked Hong Kong, too, although to be fair we spent most of our time in Kowloon. I would like to go back when I have more time, and when it's not August.

[mamculuna]

I love Hong Kong. It is definitely unique, and yet when I first went there it seemed so familiar--little pieces and parts of London and Charleston and San Francisco, all jumbled together.

[chomiji]

>> sweet-sour triangles of spongy white rice cake<<

Oooh, "square meal"!

;-)

[bravecows]

I didn't notice the fusion of city with jungle in HK because KL is pretty green as well, so I guess I expected it. I did like the way the mountains were right up next to the city.

Hong Kong reminded me of Singapore -- the weather (I went in summer), the gleaming cleanliness.