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Cheung Chau, Hong Kong

Cheung Chau, also means Long Island in Cantonese, is one of the outlying island of Hong Kong. The island is also called "dumbbell" island because of her shape.


Cheung Chau is home to about 20,000 - 25,000 residents & is around 45 minutes ferry ride from Hong Kong Central District ferry terminal.

Cheung Chau is a fishing villiage although most of the younger residents work in the main island. Visitors can still get fresh seafood at the wet markets.

The island has contracting atmosphere during week days and over weekend. The street were quiet during weekdays while, during weekend, they were bustling with tourists & visitors from the main islands of Hong Kong. Stalls, along the streets, were selling all kings of goods from souvenirs to dried shrimps & starfish to the local pastry delights such as Wun Zhai Ko & Ping An Bao.

Visitors can also rent bicycles & tricycles to explore the island. The island also offers a nice long beach with fine sands and brilliant views of some parts of Hong Kong & China.



One of the most notable event of this island is their annual Bun Festival. A seven day event that attracts tens of thousands of visitors to the island.

Cheung Chau is a good getaway for the busy Hong Kong executives with their family and love one to spend quality time together to enjoy a slower pace of life and fresher air.

If you are ...

If you are a young, trendy & successful professional living in a developed country that offers world class resturants, top rated calender of events all year round & the best entertainment the rich & famous can ask for, would you move to an unknown city renoun for her rules & restrictions and the not so world class entertainment arena as well as job opportunity that can be matched by many other places?

Any thoughts?

If you are ... Would you?

If you are a multi-millionaire & own a global business living comfortably in a modern & developed economy, where would you choose to reside your next business expansion?

1. Would you put your money in a place that you are familiar & close to you?
2. Would you put them in an economy with a domestic market of less than 6 mil population & relatively expensive compare to another economy of 1bn population domestic market?
3. Would you put your money in location that is not near but would potentially offer the highest yield & relatively safest? A place with pro business policies, efficient & has clean governance.

A 2011: 23:59 Recap!

This is the final day (and final hour) of 2011. 2011 has been a year of mixed fortune.

1. The earthquake in Japan disrupting the life of millions.
2. Opposition party challenging the ruling party in the General Election and won a GRC becoming the new normal.
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4. The flood in Bangkok brought many challenges to the people and businesses both in Thailand and the region.
5. Singapore's Orchard Road flooded.
6. US forces killed Osama bin Laden.
7. Bullet train derailed in China causing cars to fall off bridge.
8. Singapore elected new president.
9. US government credit downgraded causing stocks worldwide into tailspin.
10. World population exceeding 7 billion.
11. The world lost Steve Jobs - founder of Apple.
12. Gadhafi killed.
13. Giving excuse and not having the faith to follow the desire of the heart.
14. SMRT broke down causing delay of more than 3 hours to commuters.
15. The change of leadership in North Korea brought about many experts opinion.
16. Manchester Utd losing at Old Trafford to Blackburn allowing Manchester City finishing top of BPL for the year.
17. Singapore stocks closed the year with 16% slump.
18. The end of a new era ... PD4B.. The Emergence of Sigre...

Let's welcome 2012 with a .....

Best wishes to all in 2012!

11-11-11

This is a significant moment and this post aims to capture this rare occurence 11-11-11 11.11pm. It is also the launch of PD4B.

Thimbles