Maze lanes in the steel jungle and traditional communities | Hong Kong CITYWALK

After walking the MacLehose Trail, I deliberately left a Sunday at Hong Kong CITYWALK, mainly to recover my physical strength. I slept until noon and went to Tai Hang for a stroll. Tai Hang is located in Causeway Bay, 'facing a gong-shaped bay; behind the bay are the steep Jardine's Lookout and Bina Mountain, and there is a large water pit between the two mountains flowing north into the bay, hence the name Tai Hang.' This community, which looks very traditional from the outside, has both traditional temples and street stalls, as well as trendy restaurants, cafes, bars and shops, which are very stop-and-go, eat and drink. I went to NO.2 cafe for BRUNCH, had coffee, saw the long line at Bing Kee Tea Stall which was recommended by Eason Chan, and joined the fun to eat the signature pork chop noodles + iced milk tea. Then I took the MTR to Sheung Wan's maze alley for a while, bought some gifts, and then nestled in the halfway cafe to spend the rest of the afternoon. The charm of a city must be its inclusiveness. The maze lanes and traditional communities in the steel jungle of Hong Kong are such a harmonious contrast, like the biological community formed under a large forest, full of charm, very suitable for CITYWALK.