Some more lovely tiling. This time around the village of Lai Uk Tseun Lai Uk, Shek Kong in Hong Kong. Give it a few years and these tiled buildings will start appearing on heritage lists.

Visited: 26 January 2018

St Andrew’s church in Kowloon was built in 1904. It really is rather lovely and the associated vicarage almost as big. Is now surrounded by a substantial collection of church buildings and still very active.

Visited: 26 January 2018

Po Leung Kuk was established by Chinese Hong Kong merchants to rescue kidnapped women and children. They still provide welfare services today. Thanks to Natalie Fong for recommending a visit.

The interior walls of the PLK building were filled with honour boards with photographic portraits printed on tiles of major donors to this quasi-government Chinese charity. Note lovely hair styles on the women. Also a beautiful identity badge.

Amanda Rasmussen and I were also excited to see donation plaques for Wing On and Sincere two of three companies who were key donors to Po Leung Kok in 1930-1931.

Visited: 28 January 2018