Wan Chai aka: 湾仔

There was this funkadelic dragon dance thing here. The dragon was long enough that it seemed to take hundreds of people to carry it, and was made of some kind of sticks or grass that they set alight and left as embers as they carried it around in circles. I was a little surprised nobody got hurt, and a little disappointed I couldn’t get close enough to get a good photo, but it was cool!

I read in my guidebook that there was a bar here called Maya, so I had to go to try to get a photo for my friend Maya, but I couldn’t find it, and was about to pass out after having gone 2 nights with almost no sleep, and just went home. I had some nice noodles here that were really cheap, but I forget the name of the place.

of course, we tried the authentic chinese food!yummy….

In fact, you can find a lot of cheap street foods to eat in here. Wan Chai is close to Time Square. You may walk to Time Square if you want to eat nicely.

This photo is the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, HKCEC. I have worked there for several days. Interesting… If time is right, you should go in there. It’s a huge place.:) Hong Kong Book Affair is hold in this place every year. I go there several times a year…☆

A lot of non-asians at a thai restaurant I went to on a 2nd floor. At night on one street (name anyone?) there were young women sitting outside on barstools along with older women. The young women had tight clothes on and short dresses. There were many such hostess bars on that street. The street was not too crowded at night.