[Hong Kong Historic Buildings Series] Postcard__Transportation

With a small land and a large population, Hong Kong is experiencing rapid urban development, but not many historical buildings can be preserved. But looking back at the past, whether the historical buildings have disappeared or have been preserved, they not only display a variety of architectural styles, but also confirm the changes in Hong Kong's social and economic structure in different eras, as well as the diversity of different ethnic groups, religions and cultures. sex. Based on various historical materials and pictures, Dr. Wong Tik-chai repainted Hong Kong's historical buildings from 1841 to 1997 in different categories. On the one hand, he recorded the aesthetics of these architectural heritages, and at the same time, he also refill specific details to the development of Hong Kong society over the past hundred years. . 1. Kowloon Canton Railway Terminus Location // Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Era // 1916 2. Peak Tower (Peak Tram Terminal) Peak Tower Location//The top of the mountain Era // 1972 3. Queen's Pier Above // Location // Waterfront of Elephant Square, Central Era // 1925 Picture below Location// Waterfront of Edinburgh Place in Central Era // 1953 4. Star Ferry Pier Above picture Location // Tsim Sha Tsui Pier Plaza waterfront Era // 1912 Picture below Location// Waterfront of Edinburgh Place in Central Era // 1958 5. Pioneer Building (the first headquarters of Kowloon Bus) Location // 750 Nathan Road, Mong Kok Era // 1933 6. Tramway Shelter Location // Yee Wo Street Roundabout, Causeway Bay Era // 1925 Paper size｜19.1 x 10.1cm Paper｜V-Lite Silk 290gsm Printing | Digital printing Product serial number｜P051 A set of 6 pictures / handmade Drawing // Huang Dicai He holds a PhD in Philosophy (Environmental Science), a Master of Philosophy (Biology), a Bachelor of Science in Chinese University of Hong Kong, and a Diploma in Education from the University of Hong Kong. He is fond of science, culture and art, and is the author of the "Illustrated Historical Buildings of Hong Kong" series.