Life on a Hong Kong fishing junk 香港渔船 1960

I was invited to sail with a junk for my TV film in 1960. Junks with sails are hardly seen nowadays in HK waters.
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[@michaelijsbrand]

Through my year long connections in the Yau Ma Tei typhoon shelter I was allowed to spend a day on a junk for my Dutch TV program.

[@octchung]

Dear Mr. Rogg, many thanks for your sharing of these great Hong Kong docu. These great master pieces bring back our good old hard times.

[@salal2007]

wow, thanks again - beautiful documentary

[@michaelijsbrand]

@bungchau Sorry, after fifty years I'm not certain. It may have been a handy stove heated by charcoal?

[@alexcflau]

Thanks Michael from hong kong

[@glorymuch4763]

Really fantastic video! would you mind sharing it at our hotel as we're a newly launched hotel in Ap Lei Chau?

[@chegamito3877]

非常珍贵的影像

[@zeusapollo8688]

Awesome work

[@frankie1031]

This is absolutely amazing!
How did you get on these boats, some one led you there?

[@tomatogi]

Invaluable ! Thanks so much for your sharing and it does help for my writing! Thank you so much!

[@bungchau]

Mr Rogge, Did you by any chance see how the food was prepared on the junk? What did they use for a heat source? Many thanks!

[@rickywong7900]

They use kerosene stove for cooking

[@lovinenglanduk]

Chinese government needs to rescue this significant cultural obejct of historical heritage. It is at risk of disappearing and forgotten.

[@minghuitsai1061]

Dear, thanks by courtesy of the safed images. The fishermen, the natives know more about their 'fengshui'. How about to maintain the standards of living by providing facilities of keeping the know how. Widen possibilities of revenues by creating books for education and create apprenticeships. Provide decent structures to the people. Be faithful, be happy, be healthy. Kind regards, take care....

[@西門吹水-b7v]

唔識字冇學問/做漁民真係好艱若🦀🦐🐟