North Point in the old days: Traveling through time between the street market and the theater

#In-depth tour of Hong Kong Walking into North Point is like opening a time door to old Hong Kong. Walking from King's Road to Chun Yeung Street, the tram slowly moves forward in the narrow market, which is a rare poetic moment in the city. The neighborhood shops, chandeliers and neon lights on Chun Yeung Street make people feel like they are in Hong Kong in the 1950s and 1960s. Turning into Kin Wah Street, the old tenement buildings still retain their original appearance, and the lattices on the window frames and the old signs silently witness the passage of time. This place is also one of the inspirations for the movie "In the Mood for Love". The nearby Royal Theatre Building still retains the outline of the theater building of the last century and is known as the Little Paris of the East. If you have enough time, you may as well climb the small hill behind Fortress Street to take in the sunset on the east bank of Victoria Harbour and the scenery of the tram tracks winding down. It is a deep journey full of nostalgia.