HONG KONG 1981, Charming Aberdeen
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2013
- A visit to the fishing village by a British couple. They recorded what they saw on their S8 sound camera and gave us a commentary of their impressions.
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Thank you for taking the video. This is where i was born and raised. My family does boat building business and still runs a boatyard. The floating restaurant is definitely the best place on earth! So many happy childhood memories. I am still living in aberdeen and took a quick cruise at the harbour yesterday.
When I went back to the old places it was a sad experience that they were not recognizable. I missed the people I befriended there once. Now I see them in dreams sometimes!
It's often foreigners or people with non-Chinese roots that care most for the heritage and environment of the city. Thanks for sharing the videos.
Thank you very much! This fragment is the childhood of my church as Pastor Lee. Thank you! Thank you!
Thanks again Michael, very very much appreciated again your part of bring back some of HK's history. Being almost a HK resident for 20 years,
I truly would love to be able to be sent back in time with a time machine but as this is not possible, watching your videos is the second best thing.
Thanks for the video.😊 Glad to watch the video.I was born there .
Thank you for this wonderful footage. It's a delight to see the old Aberdeen Harbour and a non-built up Ap Lei Chau island. When I was still an infant, my parents lived in my grandma's apartment in Aberdeen. We moved to Ap Lei Chau once the public housing estates were completed. When you were filming the footage, who would have thought that tiny island would become one of the worlds most densely populated islands in the future? LOL
This video clip brings me back to those childhood time in Aberdeen. Really appreciate it for sharing the video!
Thank you! You made me remember childhood!
I like all these videos you put on , Michael, of Hong Kong, the ones with the families living and fishing on their junks. thanks
thank you so much for sharing these beautiful and valuable films.
Hello: Mr Rogge! I have just watch a few of your HK movie clips. They are the best ! I was born in Hong Kong 1962, Thank you for sharing your memories and treasure to all of us. When I see your above comment, I am touched. That warms my heart. On behave of the old HK people, I thank you for your thinking. May God Bless you even More! Gene From Calgary, Canada
When I was taking a ride on the sampan, the family who owns and lives on the sampan are also part of that boat dwelling community. I do research about countries’s original inhabitants.
Dear, Dear, thanks by courtesy your 'archived' documented images. Take care,
Thank you very much.
thx MichaelRogge^^
Now im still living here, and im watching this video
A wonderful video log of HK as it was before the British lease expired. His pronunciation of Houston was unusual to my American ear. We pronounce it as "YOU-stun" when referring to a city in Texas and as "HOW-stun" when looking for a particular street in downtown Manhattan. Working in those ship yards most have been especially brutal in the heat of summer. The narrator had a very keen eye for the nitty-gritty detail of life in the back waters of the old city.
Hello Mr. Rogge, this film should be 1980s. The bridge from 0:27 onwards is Ap Lei Chau Bridge and it was opened for traffic in March 1980.
是1980年大橋剛落成，還未通車，四十年後今天2022，人物全非，漁業没落，海面一片沉寂，那著名的珍寶海鮮舫，也被沉赴龍宮，光輝不再，那年代這區不論工商漁遊業，都是最風光的時候。