@Man Sang Woo 50尾60初揾二百蚊已是吾錯喇。當年打政府工,入職師爺(即文員)都係揾$200,有个仔做師爺,差不多光宗耀祖,好巴閉架喇。當時斗零條油炸鬼,一毫子條牛脷蘇,两毫子碗鱼疍麵,三毫子雲吞麵。工餘場電影前座兩毫。好笑,讀小學的我和家姐去皇宫戲院睇工餘場,當時全院滿座,我哋二人坐一座位,前座第一行,頭岳岳,散場時,我哋啲脚湿晒,因為我哋著拖鞋,有人在後面就地解决!
@stephenleung25223 жыл бұрын
@Man Sang Woo 諗起當年都颇有消费能力,附近好多餐廳大牌檔,大華,新西蘭餐廳近在咫尺,不逺處有雄雞高級西餐厅。深水埗有幾多戲院,有北河,明星,皇宫,好世界,新舞台及仙樂戲院,後者開幕播影首輪西片,记得第一套西片就係仙樂飘飘處處聞,之後有聖袍干秋,鐘楼駝俠,馬戲干秋等,後来改播林黛,樂蒂,葛蘭,林丽華,嚴俊,石慧主演等國語片。嘩!講到口水乾都講吾晒。
@stephenleung25223 жыл бұрын
@Man Sang Woo 少年不知愁滋味,當時除咗返學,就係玩耍,無憂無慮,一碗細容,一串牛什,一支啪啪紙手槍,看看街頭賣武,已樂不可支,生活簡单純樸,值得懷緬。時代無得番轉頭,祇有向前行, 现已無欲無求,知足常樂!
Love your video! Just one minor error at 2:32. Caption should read "Castle Peak (not Tai Po) Road and Yen Chow Street intersection", since Tai Po Rd temporarily ends at Kwei Lim St. and becomes Castle Peak Road going west. Tai Po Rd veers north alongside the triangular grass field towards the hill behind Garden Bakery, so it never intersects Yen Chow St.
@jamesng98313 жыл бұрын
I saw the Magistracy/Court House built in the late 50s. At the time of its construction and before it opened for business, I often sat on the front steps in the evening/night after dinner. Opposite to this court house, there was a small garden with some long benches that I sometimes sat there too.
@hkhistoryw50623 жыл бұрын
@@jamesng9831 You must be staring at the "Lucky Strike" cigarette sign at the top of the building to the east/SE a lot.
@jamesng98313 жыл бұрын
@@hkhistoryw5062 Yes. If I remember correctly, the then Tai Po Road in front of the court house was NOT opened for traffic yet. Sometimes I walked along the unopened Tai Po Road to overlook the then Li Cheng Uk Resettlement Estate and the Ngon Shuen Chau Island where military explosive was stored. I know that area very well as I lived opposite to the NOW Golden Computer Mall in Yen Chow Street.
@hkhistoryw50623 жыл бұрын
@@jamesng9831 Yes, I remember you told me previously about your old sweet home across the street from the bus stop. BTW, my reference to the "Lucky Strike" sign in no way implies that you're a smoker -- just that it was the biggest and tallest sign around in the neighborhood. I apologize if it's misconstrued in a wrong way. You mentioned Li Cheng Uk Resettlement Estate. Did you witness the excavation of the ancient Han Tomb discovered there in the early-mid 50's?
@jamesng98313 жыл бұрын
@@hkhistoryw5062 Yes, on the very moment before noon the Han Tomb was discovered I was on the spot catching big dragonflies. I mentioned on some KZbin chatrooms that I was on the spot that morning . Guess I may be one of the few that still survive who were there at the time of the Hans Tomb discovery. I am not a smoker nor a drunkard. In fact I should have thanked you to bring back my memory about the huge "Lucky Strike" sign on the exterior wall of that old tenement building.
@daniell66413 жыл бұрын
at 0:46 窩仔山/主教山近月發現歐式建築古址
@daniell66413 жыл бұрын
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@daniell66413 жыл бұрын
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@stephenleung25223 жыл бұрын
回應Hin Sam Peter Chan,長沙湾道,大埔道,界限街和白楊街交匯處的三角草地上一層髙建築物,是經濟飯店,是飲茶晚钣的好去處,每次飲茶我都食大飽。在白楊街那边有名中醫蘇仁生,逝世後由女兒蘇少明接任主診。在長沙湾那面有紅棉餐厅,以龜飽出名的金門麵飽,界限街和彌敦道交界有油站,後面有九龍錶行,六十年代馬丽江中醫在二樓設置診所。
@jamesng98313 жыл бұрын
Good memory 👍👍
@chacha-vj9bb3 жыл бұрын
嘩~👍
@alfredleung36473 жыл бұрын
馬麗江授男馬宗咸,彌敦道與大埔道交界處有長城書局,但很早轉營後結業。
@jamesng98313 жыл бұрын
@@alfredleung3647 彌敦道近大埔道, close to the now Mong Kok Police Station there was a big ground floor shop selling medicines.
In spite of your observation/opinion, they still let the 中華民國 army march through the streets of HK. They could have refused their passage for security reason!
@tng20573 жыл бұрын
@@hkhistoryw5062 我相信當時美國有施壓力迫英國在亜太區重視中華民國的主導地位。
@tlee38383 жыл бұрын
@@hkhistoryw5062 They were afraid we were going to take our land back!
@KS-ky1ho3 жыл бұрын
中國遠徵軍在緬甸救回英軍一役,自此英美對國軍能力看法改變。
@hkhistoryw50623 жыл бұрын
@@tlee3838 When Japan surrendered on 14 Aug 1945, people asked "what country should HK be returned to"? China (ROC) argued that since they (with US help) contributed the most effort fighting against Japan while Britain was busy fighting Germany and Italy in Europe, HK should be returned to ROC. Britain argued that all territories should be returned to their pre-War owners, so HK back to British. US President Franklin D. Roosevelt (1933-1945), who was pro-China, favored the first argument. Unfortunately (for ROC), he died on 12 April 1945. His successor President Harry S. Truman (1945-1953) thought otherwise, and decided that HK belonged to Britain. If Roosevelt had lived a few months longer, HK's post-War history would have been completely different!