What are the famous buildings in Hong Kong? Chinese-English bilingual

This building, which was built at the beginning of last century, is the only remaining old cowshed in Hong Kong and is listed as a third-class historical building. The five red brick bungalows surrounded by the atrium are the oldest buildings in the barn, among which the tile spire has the most historical characteristics. University of Hong Kong, the first university in Hong Kong. Most courses last for three years, and some majors take four to five years. The more popular colleges are: law school, architecture school and medical school. Www.hku.hk, tel: 852-2859211The Chinese University of Hong Kong was founded in 1963. Most of the bachelor's degree courses in this school adopt the credit system. Popular courses include: journalism and communication, psychology, traditional Chinese medicine, biochemistry, hotel management, business administration and translation. Www.cuhk.hk, Tel: 852-26097000 Temple Street, also known as Men's Street, is a famous "civilian nightclub" in Hong Kong, full of authentic Hong Kong culture. Every afternoon at two o'clock, the merchants in Temple Street begin to come alive. The stalls on Temple Street sell all kinds of goods. There are also many palmists who know many languages: Cantonese, Mandarin, Japanese and Thai ... Taiping Mountain is 554 meters above sea level and is the top of Hong Kong Island. The top of Taiping Mountain has always been synonymous with high society, and luxury houses with swimming pools abound. Be sure to go to Taiping Mountain to enjoy the night view, because Hong Kong at night will make you linger. You can take the 1 green minibus to the east of Hong Kong City Hall, or take the 15 double-decker bus to Taiping Mountain at the bus terminal of Exchange Square. The one-way fare of the peak cable car for adults is HK$ 20, and it takes about 8 minutes to reach the peak. If you want to see more scenery of Taiping Mountain, remember to sit on the right side of the cable car. Avant-garde style Bailey Shopping Center: Located in Tsim Sha Tsui, the clothes, shoes, jewelry and accessories sold are bold and avant-garde, with many unique styles, and it is a must-see for those who pursue creative dressing. Kimberly: Located in the center of Causeway Bay, it gathers the most popular fashion products, including works by local designers and articles from Europe, America and Japan. In it, you will feel a strong Japanese flavor. Milan Station, a second-hand shop: Most celebrity stars in Hong Kong will take their brand-name handbags, clothes, wallets and jewelry once or twice to Milan Station for recycling, and then take money to buy another brand-name limited package after changing hands, so the supply is sufficient, and every store has experienced inspection experts, and they never worry about buying fakes. Lan Kwai Fong is located on the south-central side of Queen's Road on Hong Kong Island. Two parallel pedestrian streets, plus a short avenue connecting the two pedestrian streets, each street is only seven or eight minutes' walk. Every two or three steps, you can see one or two "foreigners" standing on the street, drinking and chatting with glasses, which is really rare in mainland bars. So far, more than 50 bars have been opened in the whole Lan Kwai Fong area. Their names and decorations are westernized and exotic, and they are known as the unique "cultural special zone" in Hong Kong. English has long been the social language of Lan Kwai Fong. Many friends said, "If you can't speak English, it's no use going to Lan Kwai Fong". DJ and bartender are the busiest people in every bar in Lan Kwai Fong. Besides welcoming guests and serving drinks, the waitress always wriggles with the music. Lan Kwai Fong is not expensive. A cocktail costs only HK$ 20 to HK$ 30, and a vodka with ice costs HK$ 50 in Justin. The bar also provides snacks such as peanuts and figs for all guests free of charge. A bottle of 355 ml Carlsberg beer costs only HK$ 15 in some bars. Location of Avenue of Stars: Tsim Sha Tsui seaside promenade, with a total length of 440m. Attractions: Designed and built by Hong Kong New World Group, a plaque will be erected to permanently extend the handprints of 65,438+000 filmmakers; Nine film milestones and a giant golden award for recording film history were set up. In addition, there are sculptures, green spaces, sales areas and rest areas. So far, more than twenty famous filmmakers, including Tommy Tam, have left their names on the Avenue of Stars. Time: Open to the public free of charge on April 28th. 18 Every night from 8: 00 to 8: 00, symphony of lights performed the Xiangjiang story in the famous buildings in Hong Kong 18, such as Bank of China Tower. Audio equipment along the coast of Tsim Sha Tsui plays Cantonese, Mandarin and English explanations respectively. Resources /printthread.php？ t=36927