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What’s Behind Hong Kong’s Remarkable Flower Plaques — 花牌

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By Sue Ng
| Zolima City Mag Verified
If you look up above the crowds this month, you may spot giant red flower plaques blooming over temples, village entrances and bamboo theatres across the city during the Tin Hau, Dragon Boat and Tai Ping Ching Chiu festivals. These gigantic bamboo banners, known as faa1 paai4 (花牌), are often crowned with spreading peacock feathers and adorned with dragon and phoenix motifs, red fabric, tinfoil flowers and calligraphy — all meticulously tied together with bamboo strips and wire.
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Zolima’s Picks: Great Indie Bookshops in Kowloon

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By Sue Ng
| Zolima City Mag Verified
This listicle is part of our Zolima’s Picks series, where we highlight creative spaces and businesses across Hong Kong. We’ve independently selected each location to bring you our recommendations. Stay tuned for more of our bookshop roundups! After sharing our picks for indie bookshops on Hong Kong Island and in the New Territories, we now bring you to the heart of the city — Kowloon.
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Hong Kong’s Indie Bookshops: I’m Thirsty (For Travel)

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By Sue Ng
| Zolima City Mag Verified
We’re shining a light on some of the independent bookshops that are keeping Hong Kong’s literary scene alive. Stay tuned for our upcoming Zolima’s Picks roundup! It all started when Fred Lam went on his first solo trip for an exchange to Australia at 16. The experience opened his eyes and sparked a hunger to see more. Travel has run through everything he has done since.
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