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Cantonese opera is one of the major categories in Chinese opera, originating in southern China's Guangdong Province. It is popular in Guangdong, Guangxi, Hong Kong, Macau and among Chinese communities in Southeast Asia. Like all versions of Chinese opera, it is a traditional Chinese art form, involving music, singing, martial arts, acrobatics, and acting.

The Chinoiserie style of design emerged in mid-17th century Europe when local designers and craftsmen wanted to imitate the style and use it for domestically manufactured products such as textiles, furniture, pottery, porcelain, and paintings. I've given this traditional genre a pop art vibe.

A simple image of a Hon Kong street not long before the unpleasantness.

The lotus is a symbol of purity and perfect beauty in many Asian cultures and faiths, but it is somewhat more than that. It symbolizes purity or beauty that holds itself above the mud and water that is variously interpreted as imperfection, sin, attachment, or Earthly desires.

Jianzhi (剪紙), is a traditional style of papercutting in China and it originated from cutting patterns for rich Chinese embroideries and later developed into a folk art in itself.

Called 'boh loh baao' in Cantonese, these sweet buns are ubiquitous with the local food scene and among the Hong Kong diaspora. Despite their name, the bun contains no pineapple. Rather, its crunchy, golden-brown top is thought to resemble the texture and look of a pineapple.

Called 'boh loh baao' in Cantonese, these sweet buns are ubiquitous with the local food scene and among the Hong Kong diaspora. Despite their name, the bun contains no pineapple. Rather, its crunchy, golden-brown top is thought to resemble the texture and look of a pineapple.

Called 'boh loh baao' in Cantonese, these sweet buns are ubiquitous with the local food scene and among the Hong Kong diaspora. Despite their name, the bun contains no pineapple. Rather, its crunchy, golden-brown top is thought to resemble the texture and look of a pineapple.

The Chinoiserie style of design emerged in mid-17th century Europe when local designers and craftsmen wanted to imitate the style and use it for domestically manufactured products such as textiles, furniture, pottery, porcelain, and paintings. I've given this traditional genre a pop art vibe.

The Chinoiserie style of design emerged in mid-17th century Europe when local designers and craftsmen wanted to imitate the style and use it for domestically manufactured products such as textiles, furniture, pottery, porcelain, and paintings. I've given this traditional genre a pop art vibe.

The Chinoiserie style of design emerged in mid-17th century Europe when local designers and craftsmen wanted to imitate the style and use it for domestically manufactured products such as textiles, furniture, pottery, porcelain, and paintings. I've given this traditional genre a pop art vibe.

The beautiful Bauhinia Flower features on the HK flag since the handover in 1997. The flag’s emblematic flower comes from the Bauhinia blakeana, also known as the Hong Kong Orchid Tree.

The third animal in the Chinese zodiac is the tiger. It is significant to the Chinese culture because it symbolizes power and respect. Tigers bear a greater symbolism - power and daring and a subject of awe and fear, more than just prized for their beauty and majesty. In China, the Tiger is considered the king of all beasts as it symbolizes power and a great deal of nerve. The Tiger has always featured heavily in Chinese culture and tradition.

Stand with the Hong Kong protesters. Stand against tyranny. Stand against the CCP

Jianzhi (剪紙), is a traditional style of papercutting in China and it originated from cutting patterns for rich Chinese embroideries and later developed into a folk art in itself.

Jianzhi (剪紙), is a traditional style of papercutting in China and it originated from cutting patterns for rich Chinese embroideries and later developed into a folk art in itself.

In Chinese, koi fish symbolizes positivity, and they are considered to be powerful symbols of perseverance and strength.

Called 'boh loh baao' in Cantonese, these sweet buns are ubiquitous with the local food scene and among the Hong Kong diaspora. Despite their name, the bun contains no pineapple. Rather, its crunchy, golden-brown top is thought to resemble the texture and look of a pineapple.

The Chinoiserie style of design emerged in mid-17th century Europe when local designers and craftsmen wanted to imitate the style and use it for domestically manufactured products such as textiles, furniture, pottery, porcelain, and paintings. I've given this traditional genre a pop art vibe.

Called 'boh loh baao' in Cantonese, these sweet buns are ubiquitous with the local food scene and among the Hong Kong diaspora. Despite their name, the bun contains no pineapple. Rather, its crunchy, golden-brown top is thought to resemble the texture and look of a pineapple.

The Chinoiserie style of design emerged in mid-17th century Europe when local designers and craftsmen wanted to imitate the style and use it for domestically manufactured products such as textiles, furniture, pottery, porcelain, and paintings. I've given this traditional genre a pop art vibe.

The Chinoiserie style of design emerged in mid-17th century Europe when local designers and craftsmen wanted to imitate the style and use it for domestically manufactured products such as textiles, furniture, pottery, porcelain, and paintings. I've given this traditional genre a pop art vibe.

Jianzhi (剪紙), is a traditional style of papercutting in China and it originated from cutting patterns for rich Chinese embroideries and later developed into a folk art in itself.

Vintage Chinese thermos flasks make a bold statement, most of the designs are hand-painted. This flask is decorated with the Chinese symbol for double happiness & traditional flowers. In the 1960’s & 70’s flasks were popular in China to bring hot water to work or school and use to make tea. Happiness (喜, xǐ), written twice, creates囍, representing twice the happiness. The Double Happiness symbol has traditionally been associated with marriage, the matching pair of characters conveying wishes for happiness to the new couple. Today, the symbol for Double Happiness has expanded beyond weddings into general wishes for happiness and quality.

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Hong Kongese American Grown With Hong Kongese Roots - Gift for Hong Kongese

Jianzhi (剪紙), is a traditional style of papercutting in China and it originated from cutting patterns for rich Chinese embroideries and later developed into a folk art in itself.

Jianzhi (剪紙), is a traditional style of papercutting in China and it originated from cutting patterns for rich Chinese embroideries and later developed into a folk art in itself.

Hong Kong Add Oil Protest with Hong Kong Flag. The Hong Kong Protest is a fight to keep the democracy and the one country, two systems. The umbrella movement continues to rally against the changes of law, imposed by the Chinese. In Hong Kong Add Oil is called to encourage and support. Add Oil/Jia You is a special Hong Kong phrase. It is currently used to support the Democracy Extradition Bill protests in HKG. The Hong Kong Protest movement will Resist.

Fight For freedom, Stand With Hong Kong, Tibet and Uyghurs! Resist Tyranny of the CCP! Protest Against the Draconian National Security Law!

China has proven itself to be the worst of totalitarian regimes to exist in modern human history, since that of Nazi Germany and Soviet Russia. It sends people to camps to be tortured or worse for criticizing the government and it's policies. It uses it's economic, business and military power to influence and bend other nations to it's will. It actively violates the copyrights and intellectual property protections of foreign products, processes and concepts to benefit itself. Enough is Enough. It is time to take a stand in defense of Freedom, Justice and Human Dignity. #StandWithHongKong #LiberateHongKong #BoycottChina #DestroyThisMadBrute

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Liberate Hong Kong. Support the revolution of our times! Fight For Freedom, Stand With Hong Kong!

Happiness (喜, xǐ), written twice, creates囍, representing twice the happiness. The Double Happiness symbol has traditionally been associated with marriage, the matching pair of characters conveying wishes for happiness to the new couple. Today, the symbol for Double Happiness has expanded beyond weddings into general wishes for happiness and quality. Yin yang and koi fish are combined in one symbol that shows the dual aspect of everything. The symbol depicts how opposite things are always connected. It gives a sense of peace and harmony. 3 Koi fish in one image represent energy, vitality and your overall well-being.

Happiness (喜, xǐ), written twice, creates囍, representing twice the happiness. The Double Happiness symbol has traditionally been associated with marriage, the matching pair of characters conveying wishes for happiness to the new couple. Today, the symbol for Double Happiness has expanded beyond weddings into general wishes for happiness and quality. Yin yang and koi fish are combined in one symbol that shows the dual aspect of everything. The symbol depicts how opposite things are always connected. It gives a sense of peace and harmony. 3 Koi fish in one image represent energy, vitality and your overall well-being.