34:49 The building with green triangles was built in 1961 and it was the most attractive building at that time. Where Yu Wah Department is nowadays was in the past my favorite 'haunted mansion' which was taken down in 1977 for the construction of Yu Wah.
The north shore of Hong Kong was in the genius book of world record as the most densely populated area for quite some time in the past and now the record goes to Nathan Road.
@@GatewaytoEndlessAdventure Indeed.I remember in my child year during the mid 1960's some people attempted to j walking cross Nathan Road 'flip flying' over the barriers and got knocked down by cars.The traffic was getting busy then.The busiest decades are the 1970's and 1980's when you cannot even get your camera out and all the pick pockets were extremely active.
Thank you for sharing your memories, and apologies for the missed reply. It’s fascinating to hear about your experiences from the mid-1960s. Nathan Road must have been quite a sight back then! The 1970s and 1980s sound incredibly bustling and lively, albeit challenging with the traffic and pickpockets. As for Nathan Road now, it's still very busy, but people seem to be more disciplined when crossing the street. There are very few jaywalkers. Regarding pickpockets, I'm out quite a lot and often, and I haven't experienced any - fingers crossed. If you have any other memories or insights you'd like to share, I’d love to hear them. Thanks again for your support and for watching my videos!🤩
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我在二零零八年有去香港，真的是很喜欢！購物啦！逛街啦！食嘢啦！尤其是行在街上很享受，擠迫之中有次序，意識高，希望日後有機会我会再去，再見。
非常感谢您分享您在2008年访问香港的美好回忆！购物、逛街、品尝美食，听起来您度过了愉快的时光。香港的街头气氛确实让人流连忘返。希望您能再次来访，发现更多新奇有趣的地方。如果您有任何关于香港的问题或者想了解更多信息，都欢迎随时向我提问。期待再次与您分享香港的美妙之处！再次感谢您观看我们的影片🙏🏼
我是在越南胡志明市的，你如果有时間可以來觀光！放眼看世界呀，謝謝，再見。
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Thanks for this video. Very best capture of Nathan Road.
You're welcome. I'm glad you enjoyed it
34:49 The building with green triangles was built in 1961 and it was the most attractive building at that time. Where Yu Wah Department is nowadays was in the past my favorite 'haunted mansion' which was taken down in 1977 for the construction of Yu Wah.
Interesting story. Thank you for sharing
The north shore of Hong Kong was in the genius book of world record as the most densely populated area for quite some time in the past and now the record goes to Nathan Road.
Nathan Rd. is incredibly busy.
You need great patience, driving, or walking, especially in rush hour.
@@GatewaytoEndlessAdventure Indeed.I remember in my child year during the mid 1960's some people attempted to j walking cross Nathan Road 'flip flying' over the barriers and got knocked down by cars.The traffic was getting busy then.The busiest decades are the 1970's and 1980's when you cannot even get your camera out and all the pick pockets were extremely active.
Thank you for sharing your memories, and apologies for the missed reply. It’s fascinating to hear about your experiences from the mid-1960s. Nathan Road must have been quite a sight back then! The 1970s and 1980s sound incredibly bustling and lively, albeit challenging with the traffic and pickpockets.
As for Nathan Road now, it's still very busy, but people seem to be more disciplined when crossing the street. There are very few jaywalkers. Regarding pickpockets, I'm out quite a lot and often, and I haven't experienced any - fingers crossed. If you have any other memories or insights you'd like to share, I’d love to hear them. Thanks again for your support and for watching my videos!🤩
Once upon a time you can jay walk across Nathan Road without worrying of being hit by any vehicle. That was in the early 1950's and before !
We are living in a very different world now.
There are many more pedestrians on the sidewalk and so many more motor vehicles on the road.
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Nice view for hongkong city..🙂
By the way which camera you are using for this video ?
Thank you for your comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the view of Hong Kong city in the video. I used the DJI Pocket 3 camera to capture the footage. It's a great tool for capturing smooth and high-quality shots. If you have any more questions or if there's anything else you'd like to know, feel free to ask. Thanks for watching!🙏😊
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@@GatewaytoEndlessAdventure may your journeys be graceful eternally endless and happy forever surmountable
English is my native tongue. what languages do you know? i understand in order of proficiency-- English Mandarin Spanish French Italian Russian Japanese Turkish German Korean or the list goes on
I apologize for the late response. Thank you for your kind and heartfelt words! Wishing you the same grace, endless journeys, and eternal happiness.
Thanks for your message! I primarily communicate in English, but I also have some knowledge of other languages, including Mandarin. It's impressive that you have such a wide range of language skills!