Goodbye to everyone of 200809 Spring Semester !!! And welcome to those coming in 200910 Fall Semester !!!

Finally, there is a section introduces about myself - the creator, and the one who is setting a Guinness World Record being the first to visit all the 7-Eleven shops in HK, which makes me who know HK more than 99% of the local since I have walked allover there.

This is the sitemap of my website. Every serious website in the Internet has a section like that. I am serious, so I believe I should create a section like this as well.

This is a collection of the maps along the subway/ metro/ underground of HK. Also includes satellite images of the neighborhood of CityU, so you should never be lost unless you are lacking of the sense of direction.

You can find some useful Cantonese phrases here with pronunciation and tone indication. All Cantonese teaching books in the world never bother to teach you about the tone but it is absolutely one key feature if you want your Cantonese understandable by the locals. You can also learn some swear words from here.

This sections includes all the contact information (numbers and/or website) for emergency, different departments of CityU, various departments of the HK government, and the consulates / commissioners office. In much more detail then the CityU Student Handbook.

This is a small section that tells you what is going on in the city, apart from my updates on Facebook. If you are coming for exchange for 1 year, the year round events calendar would probably be very useful to you.

This section gives you some tips about traveling to countries around Hong Kong. Like China, Macau, Japan and South East Asia. Where to get China visa and cheap hotel + flight ticket packages.

This section introduces you all kinds of in-city transportation of Hong Kong. Also, you can find information about the operation hour of the subway /metro /underground, as well as the average price of taking a taxi/cab to anywhere HK.

This maybe the 2nd most viewed section in my website after CityU by exchange students. Here you can find the locations of the most interesting bars and clubs in HK. It tells you more than Lan Kwai Fong and Wanchai, but also TST, Mong Kok, Shatin, and even some islands.

Similarly,, you can find locations of restaurant of international cuisine from the Food section. You can also find the locations of food stores, average price for certain kind of foodstuff, and the Chinese name and pronunciation of some most popular Chinese dishes.

You can find information about shop locations and shopping tips. From electronics, clothes, and stationery, to household products, grocery, and gifts. Ladies' Market, Men's Market, Night Market, Fish Street, and Sneaker Street are something you could not miss.

This is a section about Hong Kong, what is it like and the people living there. It also provides information about what you can do in Hong Kong. The "50 things you have to do before you leave" is the most emphasized part by the readers of this section.

This chapter talks about the school, hostel, and  neighborhood. Something you cannot find from the official websites, and 'survival tips' that helps you to fit the new environment. For e.g. connecting to Internet, getting package from home, and course registration.

This section gives you an introduction to Hong Kong. It helps you to plan your budget, and talks about things you need to know before you come, such as accommodation, applying visa, medical insurance, and working in HK, etc.