|
Visits some Korean shops on Kimberly Street, or Korean Street. A pickled-vegetable shop owner tells the history of Korean Street. She says although Hongkongers accept Korean culture, they do not understand Korean customs. Shanghai-born Korean woman who has lived in Hong Kong for 30 years talks about her childhood in Shanghai, the horror during the Cultural Revolution, why her father urged her to be proficient in Chinese and why she established the Korean Women's Association of Hong Kong. Shows a Korean restaurateur who calls himself a Hongkonger and a Korean entrepreneur who wants to succeed in Hong Kong.
|