Nostalgic HONG KONG in 1953 part 2
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2018
- My impressions of Hong Kong after staying there from 1949, filmed in 16mm Kodachrome with a Paillard Bolex camera.
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God bless you old man....you lived the golden age...we can not go against time
In spite of being an 'old man'I hold weekly conversations with students.
@@michaelijsbrand I think that is possible due to your positive energy....i called you "old man" as a symbol of maturity ,i respect you from the bottom of heart...sorry if i was wrong.....you saved all the golden memories of your time; the place that you have visited.It will be very wonderful gift to the people of future.Once again God Bless You....Stay healthy stay happy....You will be remembered. 🙏💌
... and good health, long life and prosperity to you too !
I agree... everything is moving so differently nowadays! The internet sure made it a lot easier to communicate with each other digitally... but we lost a lot of ways we used to have communication as humans.
@@michaelijsbrand I think refraining from smoking,alcohol and practising meditation have kept you so healthy and capable. Wish you a long and healthy life!
Mr. MichaelRogge, Thank you so much, I am a Hong Konger. your vedioes is an very important gifts for Hong Konger.
Not many people can filmed all those details of HK back in the days! Respect!
this is just marvelous!!! I was born in the 80s in HK, your video give me a glimpse to the old HK which I could only see in textbook before. Thanks for all your effort and I really appreciate it! I guess i probably need some time to finish all your videos. salute to you michael!
Mr. Rogge. You live a rich live and saw so much of the world. May longevity be with you.
I am an old Hong Konger, born in 1950s. The video brings me back a lot of memories. Thanks.
Thank you Mr Michael... Really appreciate for your fantastic films😘😘😘
God Bess You Michael Rogge!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!E
Always superb videos
Best Past Memories
Excellant Vlog indeed!
I love these old clips of Hong Kong. I was 10 years old when we went there in 1953 for my father's three-year posting. It has always been under my skin, especially the two years at KG5
Thanks for the memories!
Thank you for spending time to edit , adding sound and titles to your films.
I was born in 1940’s and left for Australia in September 1960. Watching your videos really bring back memories of my childhood. It’s simply wonderful to watch .
Thanks for this awesome footage Michael!
Very good quality nostalgic film! I was born in that year in Kwong Wah Hospital. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent!
The best of the best! thank you
Just wonderful! I love the soundtrack.
thank you for sharing videos like this^^ i think this is what youtube is great!
That's my mom's era.
And the sea is so blue!
Thanks for sharing these amazing videos ! You've inspired me a lot. Im from Peru❤
Thanks. A good video with the ocean storms. And the women with the green coat and the chickens at the end and the Chinese music But at the first the junks in the harbor. I like oars swishing in the water as they move along in the harbour.
I am so inspired by your beautiful work. 🙏🏽
O love all your videos and your family videos. Wish I could have known you. You would be a good friend🌍😃
Thanks a lot. Learn more about me by visiting my website and also read the English version of my autobiography.
Another excellent and outstanding film showing the ever changing but always fascinating Hong Kong; I wish I could have seen the "nostalgic" Hong Kong myself.
Beautiful❤
Love the background music !!
Thank UK great contribution and establish Hong Kong💃💃 (Housing/ Medical/ Education and others )
AMAZING VIDEO ❤❤❤❤
Thank you !
Top footages.
Michael Rogge 🙏
Absolutely precious videos! I was born 1956 in Hong Kong (Moved to US in my 30s). It's brought me lots of fond memories, especially the Tiger Balm Garden where I had been to many times, hiding and playing around those caves/holes.., as I was in my early teens. By the people's clothing and vehicles, this video was really shot even before I was born. I have watched many of your videos about Hong Kong. I really appreciate all your work on sharing all these precious videos with us. I believe you are probably the only one have so many historic videos about Hong Kong. I am really curious how you could have spent so much time in Hong Kong and shooting so many videos during your young age. Extremely seldom people would have video cameras during that time. Were you working as a photographer in Hong Kong? Thank you so much and God bless!
Mr. Rogge 好似是在 P&O 做的。 Look for his videos of ~ My life in Hong Kong 1949 ~
Wonderful. I was born in Hong Kong in 1952 and lived there until 1958. There are scenes I remember.
1.33 min there is a rare glimpse of terraced fields in Taihang 大坑, probably the last on the Hong Kong Island, there is another short clip 15.40 min in the New Territories, Kowloon. Causeway Bay was a typhoon shelter (3.13), part of it was reclaimed in the '50s to become today's, Victoria Park. In the early '70s the shelter was further reduced to make way for the Cross-Harbour Tunnel. 12.11 min, Typhoon - it was the United Pier 統一碼頭, the pier and the surrounding sea area was reclaimed in 1994 to become today’s Four Seasons Hotel and the MTR link with the new airport. 14.43, a view of the Victoria Peak looking up (due south), with Bank of China on the right.
Thank you for these videos, you had a great life! If you have any video from Vietnam please upload them, thanks again.
Yes, I have. Search with 'michael rogge vietnam'
MichaelRogge Awesome! You certainly have inspired me to travel more to have more of such enriched moments in life.
HK wasn't nearly as crowded in the 50s. I was born in HK during in 75 and growing up it always felt overcrowded. It's refreshing to see HK in a more relaxed state.
大浪灣真美!!
you took really high quality videos for that period of time ! very grateful to you Michael. wish you be much blessed by Jesus Christ the Savior.
Wow
The wave was big.
The camera is always the thing which is worth investing.
Specially when you use it well !
woahh
I saw Aberdeen and Ap Lei Chau in 4.38..
Hi, Michael, great job! You must back to HK many times, when was your last t8me there please?
I returned thirty years later and found even then that the old HK had gone !
9:09 oh my lord 🤣😂
Those are really special videos and even from the Netherlands where you're from like me there are hardly any videos of this quality from this period at least on RUclips. However i must admit that my very own family already owned kadochrome cameras but the Germans didn't want us to have them so we had to hide them from them and hardly anyone dared to use them even if they had still acces to a couple of rolls of film like my uncle did.
I suppose Germans lost the WW2, how can they stop your from using cameras? Are you living in a parallel universe ?
@@gyzq You clearly don't understand what i wrote. I was talking about the end of the second world war in the Netherlands. Getting caught with such a camera and rolls meant immediate execution so most people didn't have them. People were still afraid because they weren't sure it was all over. Besides that it would have costed a fortune on the black market and people didn't have any money, they were starving to death and people had other priorities than making color films.
@@mickeyindahouse12 thx for clarification, it's always good to learn sth. I think even my friends from Netherland and German don't know that period of history.
@@gyzq Well then it's nice to inform you, no problem. The Germans were very trigger-happy at that time, even at their own soldiers for desertion or even small offences during the final days of the war, there was a special brigade looking out for such people.
Hi there, did you ever go to HK ? I live there for over 30 years
What did you job at the time?
Hello Mr. Rogge, do you cry when you remember the past?
Not sure if mr rogge does, but I feel so emotional and nostalgic
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真厉害...还想看秦始皇登基的视频,请问楼主有吗?
楼主家的朵拉A梦最近比较懒。。。。。