Thanks for sharing and the remake of this clip. His Royal Highness 3:46 travelled so far to visit SEA, even before WWII. May he rest in peace, and blessings to the royal family.
@@kityeewu7946 Give them some respect by calling them the name of a flower instead. They became our best friends after our big family vanished into individual much smaller nuclear families. We used to have gathering with them and their families when I was still a small child.
There was also a incident at Tsim Sha Tsui Central Railway Station where the Indian police opened fire at people suspected as demonstrators who were leaving for China.
Thanks very much for this upload.
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感謝老朋友傳來這過百年的歷史紀錄片，相信現今知道的人不多，相當珍贵。
已被人遺忘的視頻，不多人有感興趣，可能淡言已放入垃圾桶裡。
Thanks for sharing and the remake of this clip. His Royal Highness 3:46 travelled so far to visit SEA, even before WWII. May he rest in peace, and blessings to the royal family.
無言感激
你觀賞就是我的無言感謝。再次多謝你.
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He was Edward the 8th and later the Duke of Windsor.
The one and only who abandon his throne for his true love of a divorced woman.
珍貴紀錄片
1922年出生的人還有不過很少一一真是人生如夢一一1922年生活真是很困難、有飯吃以是難得、穿童軍裝的是有錢人、那時還有妹仔.🤔🤔🤔
Even 1930's and up to early 1950's there are Mui Chai in Hong Kong.
@@canman5060 不是梅仔是妹仔一一小小年纪就賣給人做奴婢一一好可憐、常給主人虐待.😢😢😢
@@kityeewu7946 Give them some respect by calling them the name of a flower instead. They became our best friends after our big family vanished into individual much smaller nuclear families. We used to have gathering with them and their families when I was still a small child.
@@kityeewu7946 Some of them are lucky to have good families who treated them as members.
@@kityeewu7946 Not all of them are treated badly . Some of them are quite good decision makers who decided on what food to cook for the family !
2:26 He was a well known photographer in Hong Kong in the early days. Can't remember his name. Any help ?
He was accompanied by the then Governor of Hong Kong Sir Reginold Stubbs.
司徒拔爵士1876年-1947，他在任香港總督期間，司徒拔就因為拒絕對海員大罷工與省港大罷工作出讓步，英軍向市民開槍，結果釀成了軒然大波。他後來在任錫蘭總督時，復遇上了布雷斯格德爾事件，並在事件發生後不久引退。
在1923年，為限制新界農地建屋，司徒拔宣佈了一項新界農地建房的補地價政策。由於港府以往沒有這種限制，再加上新例有損新界居民之業權，而其中不少人更認為補地價政策與《展拓香港界址專條》存在抵觸，這遂引起了新界鄉民的強烈反對。為使港府撤回政策，新界鄉紳曾先後約見過華民政務司和定例局華人議員周壽臣等人，要求司徒拔「收回成命」，但司徒拔仍然無動於衷。
@@老朋友-z3d Yes. He is quite a stubborn guy .Maybe something to do with his last name Stubbs ! Sir Cecil Clement came to a great relief later.
"同年3月4日香港發生英軍在沙田向工人開槍三死百人傷, 港人極憤怒事件"
比D黃絲人睇吓
There was also a incident at Tsim Sha Tsui Central Railway Station where the Indian police opened fire at people suspected as demonstrators who were leaving for China.
They opened fire at the Irish about the same time in Ireland during the Anglo Irish Civil War.
Lots of matters were handled by guns in those days.
1922 is also not a good year for Ireland. The British bully can be seen everywhere !
Get a life?
不是英皇道 是太子道才對 zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%A4%AA%E5%AD%90%E9%81%93
1920年代，港府開發旺角一帶，興建一條連接九龍城附近的道路，原名宜華徑。1922年4月6日，英國王儲愛德華王子訪香港，參觀道路興建工程。為紀念此事，港府將此未被命名的道路命名為「愛德華皇子道」，其後又被改為「英皇道」。道路於1924年4月建成通車。1935年，位於香港島東區的英皇道通車，為免兩者混淆，「英皇道」再被改為「太子道」
@@老朋友-z3d There is also a King Edward Avenue in Vancouver. It was called Prince Edward Road before in the 1920's.