Besides historical documents and artifacts, buildings are also tangible evidence of history. Heritage conservation has aroused concerns in recent years, and at the same time it has stirred controversy of whether "conservation and economic development are opposing forces". In the special episode of the third season of "Hong Kong History Series", Dr. LEE Ho-yin, director of the Architectural Conservation Programmes of the Department of Architecture in the University of Hong Kong, will be invited to explain how the conservation of historical buildings improves the quality of people and brings economic benefits to society.
1. Making of the Series
2. Defence of Hong Kong
3. Public Governance and Medicare in Hong Kong
4. Press Industry in Hong Kong
5. Hong Kong's Maritime Industry and the World
6. The Foundation for the Rule of Law in Hong Kong
7. Evolution of Modes of Transport
8. Development of Public Housing in Hong Kong
9. Chinese Merchants and Town Building in HK
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