Hong Kong Avenue of Comic Stars

Starlight Avenue, Hong Kong film and television stars, stars with special contributions or both virtue and art, will leave their own handprints and signatures here. The statue of Bruce Lee, a kungfu star of a generation, can be seen from afar. He is the pride of the Chinese film industry. It has affected generations.

Walking in Kowloon Park, unexpectedly came here, two rows of animated figure sculptures, each very lively and interesting, the most famous should be Mrs. McDummy and the old man bar, very quiet, no visitors.

Cartoon Starlight Avenue is not the seaside Starlight Avenue, it is located in Kowloon Park, behind Berry Shopping Avenue. What they have in common is that they all have handprints, but the handprints here are not from movie stars, but cartoonists who create cartoon images such as Lao Fu Zi.

Pink McDucks are more leisurely and intimate than Victoria Port bronze McDucks. Arriving at about six o'clock in the evening, the sun had set in the West and there was a slight breeze. There are mother-in-law and uncle who play Taiji in the park. Now I have the illusion of returning to my hometown. Then I went to St. Andrey's Church. It is even more elegant in the setting of sunset.

Starlight Avenue, with the sea breeze of Victoria Harbour, the fingerprints and names of all the cafes, along Victoria Harbour eastward all the way to the flyover, the scenery is also very good.

Starlight Avenue and beautiful Victoria Bay, too beautiful!!!

Located in Kowloon Park, free access, the two rows of cartoon dudes in the photo are right beside the road, because I can see the old man at a glance, so I rushed up to take some photos. Every doll is solid and lovely, gathering the protagonists of many well-known animation works. Park vegetation coverage is very high, the environment is very good, quiet in the busy, the park area is also large, and the star version of Starlight Avenue is interesting. Passing by, many people rest in it, there are many small shops and places to eat around it; the traffic is convenient, there are subway stations and various bus stops nearby.

There are many caricatures of cartoon characters from different sources in Kowloon Park. You can take lots of funny pictures. Because living near Tsim Sha Tsui Metro Station, it's very convenient to walk for the past few minutes. It's still very big to walk around Kowloon Park one hour early in the morning, so you can have selective shopping.

It feels very good! I want to go there once again!

Hong Kong used to be a real star-making factory. A large number of outstanding stars also showed the development of Hong Kong's plastic industry. The most popular statue on Starlight Avenue should be Bruce Lee. Haha saw a lot of foreigners taking pictures.