HONG KONG needs a HOME to excel. It's about a city of contrasts where people are considered wealthy but in fact they hardly lead a 'rich' life. Come see what sort of life and challenge we have in HK.

1. By Joe & CS, two dudes from HK Hong Kong – A city of contrasts with a sharp focus on development of human capital Ambassadors’ line to take Human capital generator Reflections and aspirations

4. $ $ $ = BIGGEST icon of HK?

5. Stunning Skylines

6. Paradise for shoppers Fa Yuen Street (“Women’s Street”) Stanley Market Festival Walk

7. Palate-teasing

8. Travelling around HK

9. Where your footprints should be Stilt houses in Tai O Century-old Blue House in Wanchai Walled village in Fanling HSBC Headquarters The Peak Tower

10. Human resources are what we rely on … Virtually we have no natural resources.

13. Some reflections … avian flu (97), economic downturn (98), dot.com bubble (00), SARS (03), economic tsunami (08) Short-term gain  long-term pain Something definitely missing under the surface of prosperity BUT not necessarily rich Wealthy Myopic Pragmatic Oblivious Resilient What we are like?

14. HK needs a HOME to excel H O M E Some aspirations … UMOUR WNERSHIP EMORY QUITY An annual report from the United Nations points out that economic inequality in Hong Kong is the most severe among Asian cities with a Gini coefficient of 0.53...

15. If Americans are benevolently ignorant about Canada, while Canadians are malevolently well informed about the United States, A Note of Thanks then we, two dudes from HK, are benevolently and ‘fairly’ well informed about Canada – thanks to all of you and QPEP.