Just as the seasons are in contrast, the buildings of the city also hold the marks of different architectural styles. You can find here everything from detailed century old traditional Chinese landmarks, through concrete skyscrapers built in 1970s style to modern “monuments” engineered to perfection. The Taimiao is the best evidence of the traditional Chinese buildings. It is located at the edge of the Tiananmen Square, which is the largest square in the world, covering nearly half [...]
Being located on the eastern bank of Pearl River Delta, Hong Kong’s climate is influenced by this large water mass. The vicinity of the Tropic of Cancer means that this area has a subtropical climate. This climate is famous because of its ever-changing character. Summers are hot and humid, while winters are dry and mild. However, during the summer months showers and thunderstorms can occur, but also strong and cold wind in the winter months. Despite the fact that winters aren’t cold, [...]