About Me

 

IMG_0079.jpgThis’s a picture I took in Marbella, Spain 3 years ago. I roamed the streets of the city and ran into this corner, and instantly I was struck. There is something enchanting in the scene that speaks directly to my soul.

Maybe the picture can tell a lot about me. So I posted it here.

I started trotting the world when I was 20. Travelling has opened up the world to me and changed my life forever. I posted more of travelogues in Chinese, so if you can read Chinese, pls do go to my Chinese blog.

I hope through my English blog, I can open a window of viewing into Hong Kong and China, on travel, politics and things that I feel passionate about.

  12 Responses to “About Me”

  1. 謝謝!有心了。

  2. 版主年紀輕, 但去的地方真多, 羨幕+佩服

    文筆也好, 只是相片略少, 多post圖吧

    這Blog的版面也pale了些, 不够colourful

    anyway, 加油加油

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  4. Hi! If I ever write my own blog (which I did, but too lazy to keep it up), it will be very much like yours, as I am also into travelling and meditation. Keep up the good job!

  5. You must love flower and color too much

  6. Please help me post, I’m now in China and almost cut off connections to the outside world!

    僭建无罪,缺失有理。唐唐,我们永远支持你!
    xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    我憧憬空间,所以我僭建。我渴望自由,所以我缺失。我讲得出,做得到!
    xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    支持僭建特首!

  7. I’m sad that Hong Kong will become (is already) just another Chinese city and losing it’s identity. The Hong Kong people will be (are being) over-run by mainland Chinese. The government must be smart enough to implement policies that force mainland people to play by Hong Kong’s rules and protect local citizens. Perhaps stiff penalities of breaking the law, such as Singapore has, is in order, but that is so unlike Hong Kong. I don’t know where this all leads.

  8. this is not about you its about spain!

  9. this is not about you this is about Spain!

  10. Hi! Just wanted to say thank you for maintaining this interesting blog :) I especially appreciate the hiking information. The political discussions are also an interesting read.

    All the best to you!

  11. i took a look at your blog very helpful i send some enquire to some of the web site you have been posted and i hope to receive an answer soon, I’m desperate looking for a serviced apartment for the first december to january o february, if someone can help me i will appreciate, max budget 10000 to 13000 per month
    kind regards
    vecchio angelo

  12. Hi,

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