Mr. Micheal Roggue, thank you so much for filming Hong Kong over the last 60 odd years. All the films are precious and should be cherished by every Hongkonger!
I was there then and have loads of photos... it was not rare to have a camera... it's the electronics capital of the world then for tourists and duty free to boot! The shop displays of stereos, electronics, appliances, jewellery, clothing was astounding and block after block, mall after mall. So unique to HK and no where in the world. The footage here may make it seem quaint but it was a pretty modern metropolis even then.
Yes, landing at n Hong Kong in 70s. Remember my first visit, from England. Thank you for this footage. Mr. Rogge. The hustle and bustle of the place. Repulse Bay. The Peak spectacular. I stayed at 434 Fortress Hill ,North Point. Block 1958. I remember going up the hill and then up stairway to fourth floor..Was built for employees of the Electric Company. Looking at the people on boats, I remember I bought one of those hats the women wore. Brought back memories.
Dunno why youtube recommended this 6 year old video to me, but it feels like : "Hey bro, do you wanna see what your home city looked like when your dad and mom were a kid?" I love my home.
Anthony Wong sadly said recently "The Hong Kong today is foreign to me, a new land...I'd rather be in Taiwan which feels just as foreign, but is at least normal."
2:08 Buses turning right from Waterloo Road into Shanghai Street, this was indeed a short-term traffic measure during 9-12/1980 just after the opening of the first phase of MTR, and gave a good time stamp for the footage
Am from Hk and 27 years old now. I really appreciated these videos. These videos are priceless and allow me to know how HK used to be. Thank you Michael.
This is so nostalgic for me. My parents moved to HK in 1975 when I was nearly 5 years old. It was meant to be a 6 month placement but we ended up staying for 14 years so I grew up out there. This is the HK of my childhood and the one I miss the most. Now long gone except for footage like this. Thanks so much for sharing it.
Milano This is what came to mind too, we drink and dance forever and a day. We live the life we choose, we fight and never lose, yes those were the days, oh yes those were the days.
What a beautiful video. It feels amazing to be able to recognise each location in this 70s video even being born in the 80s. It was such a blessing to be born in this fascinating and lively city. Thanks for preserving this valuable memory of Hong Kong.
Mike, watching this video was like time travel for me. My family immigrated to the US in 1975 when I was twelve years old, so this is how I recall everything as I left it before to old buildings were torn down to make way for the new. Thank you for the visual journey!
Really enjoyed watching, many thanks. I'm from the UK but my father worked in Africa and the Middle East, and when I was very young I was out there too. We went to Hong Kong in about 1977/78 before heading back to the UK. I was only three and as you can imagine have very little memory, but those fishing boats with people living on them seem familiar.
I was less than 10 years old, brought up in a village where there were countless fields growing all kinds of crops. As the HK began to boom in the 80s, many things vanished over years. Now it's only buildings everywhere. Watching your video, brings back tons of memories. Yes, those were the good old days. To this day, never thought we are fighting hard for our democracy, our kids are dying everyday in battles against the evil Gov't. Such a big contrast to the harmony in the past. Anyone who is watching this video at this moment , please pay attention to what is going on in HK and support us in any ways. Let our voices be heard. Together we stand.
I visited in 2017. I stayed at the Cordis Hotel. I loved the hotel and loved every minute of my time in Hong Kong. I was born in '72 and as a child I saw Hong Kong on television and promised myself that I would visit. I would recommend it to anyone. I would love to go back one day. Great video, keep up the good work. From a fan in Wigan, England.😊👍
It 's either in 1978 or 1979. At 7:23, we can see the development site of Aberdeen Centre, which was constructed between 1978 and 1979. I think most probably 1978.
At 10:33, the cylinder-shape building is Hopewell Centre, its construction completed in 1980. At 10:45, left hand side, you can see the Old Hong Kong Club, a colonial style building demolished in June 1981. So this film was between 1980-mid 1981. Mike, you witnessed the last days of this famous old building.
Yes, to further reinforce the dates, the Prince of Wales building is featured on the waterfront at Tamar, which was the British Forces Far East HQ and is now the PLA headquarters, and was completed in 1979. Thank you for sharing this.
MichaelRogge 9:24 The old Hongkong Shanghai Bank Building is still there, The current building construction started in 1983. 10:13 caught a glimpse of the Prince of Wales Building in Timar Naval Base at Harcourt Road which was completed in 1979. So the film should be taken around 1979-1983.
Thank you for sharing such lovely footage! Fascinating glimpse into the past. / Best Wishes from Ireland (my parents are from HK, but we've been in Ireland for over 60 years,). God Bless.
Thank you for uploading these videos. As a Hong Kong citizen born in 2003, these clips are truly invaluable. They remind me of this city's past, which I never got the chance to experience.
I love Hong Kong beyond words. As a friend said to me and I paraphrase "this city owes me nothing". I wish it would last forever but nothing ever does. But my goodness I do love this city and would not trade my time here for anything.
anni hilateyutube no, he is right n you are wrong. We worked hard day and night, but never torn apart fighting each other. Thanks to CIA, that’s all toppled over.
ltbriar1, not yet torn apart BUT deeply divided by wealth gap division. English ed usually white-wannabes vs Chinese ed division. Those were the beginning signs... Now is the aftermath of ACCUMULATED deep seeded initial issues I stated. Last time didn't tear apart yet, coz your BREITBASTARD KKK BRITAIN master ruled with iron fists...NO DEMOCRACY. After 97, once tasted a bit of freedom, a landmine STRATEGICALLY & INTENTIONALLY LAID BY UR BREITBASTARD LUCIFERIC-SATANIC FREEMASON BRIT TO INFILTRATE & HIJACK YOUR ENTIRE HK SYSTEM & MURIKKKA'S CIA IN COLLABORATION.... FINALLY HK is torn apart as what it is today. Satanic West. So I wasn't wrong, you like most are just too deluded to see. I too come from BREITBASTARD FREEMASON LUCIFERIC-SATANIC BRITAIN's ex colony... I know their Freemasonic DIVIDE-CONQUER modus operandi.
Kent gogo, your HK was over before it even started. Freemason foundation since inception. U ingrates HK squatters owe your thanks to CCP or not culling y'all.
I am so thankful that you took many of your daily routines into film and we get to see my birthplace in the 50s, 60s and 70s. Wonderful contributions to the city's historical records. Thanks again, Mr. Rogge
Hello, Michael, thanks for the clip. From one shoot of Mongkok of Kowloon area, I noticed there are MTR exit, so I gussed the series of clip should be recorded around 1979 - 1980.
I am a HongKonger. I guess this film was taken in around 1979 or earlier. Aberdeen Centre was completed in 1979. In the film the construction was still in progress.
Another proof of this film shot in late 1970s is that at 9:15 to 9:23, you can see the third generation of the HSBC Building. It was torn down after 1978: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSBC_Building_(Hong_Kong)
Our family left in 1977. In the video, Exchange Square is not constructed, you can spot the Prince of Wales building and Hopewell Centre whether it was completed or not, Repulse Bay features can give us a hint which year it was.
Been to HK ten or eleven times over the years and miss the vitality of the place. Loved the Star ferry ride across the Bay and staying at the Y. Great food too. And flying into the Kowloon airport past apartment blocks was a thrill. Thanks Michael for uploading.
Born here in 72, left in 74 so I don't remember a thing but love going back. It's unfortunate to see the chaos now but I'm going back soon regardless of that.
15 February 2021, by now, I am 51 years old. Thank you this film, giving me a memory in childhood. When I was small, I would not learn English because this was not my mother tone, but after growing up, I like English, and I must thank British Government gave us a peaceful Hong Kong, l love our Queen Mother. I am looking forward to seeing her and saying her 〔our loved Queen Mother〕.
Thank you very much, Rogge! Even I don't remember a lots from my very small childhood, every scenery is treasure to me, my beautiful home. But gradually it's turning into somewhere else, sorrowfully!
Thank you for your upload. I born in the 80s but I think people who born in the 60s - 70s of hong kong are very much in luck. it is the best version of hong kong. If ever there is a chance to travel, I wish to travel back to the 70s of Hong Kong.
I really appreciated for upload this clip. It really bring back my childhood memory, especially the marketplace in the video. However, I believed this video films around early 80's, but not 70's as titled. Because of the models of the CMB buses of the island side, and the Hopewell Center in Wanchai which was finish construction in the year of 1980
Thank you so much for sharing this video with everyone. Miss the old HK in the 70's. Watching this video brought me back so much good memories of childhood, but those good old memories of HK will only be in my dream!
I live in this city throughout my whole life, but I never got to see Hong Kong like this. I do hope I had the chance to experience the old airport. This video is awesome!
@@tonyy.8852 ......yes - that was the only 'good thing' about. It was very exciting coming in over the rooftops! [the pilots loved it!] But the airport itself was awful - an old scruffy little dump!
Firstly, thank you for sharing this, in a way, very ethereal and erudite! God, I miss HK so much, this makes me feel better for now; soon, one hopes, travel will resume. Greetings from England everyone who reads this x
This video is priceless, the good old days of Hong Kong were priceless as today Hong Kong is "speechLESS"... Thanks Michael Rogge to record down such a beautiful time and sharing with us all.
I left Hong Kong to Canada at 1980. In your video, is the Hong Kong I know. When I went back to Hong Kong in year 2000 for a week or two to visit, Hong Kong is a different city than I remember it.
Rare and Amazing film my dad visited Hong Kong in 1972 or 73 when he was in the navy on the USS Saratoga CVA 60 Aircraft Carrier i only wished he would have told me more about what Hong Kong was like but i guess he wasn't much of a story teller .RIP dad and old Hong Kong I sure wished i could have visited it then.
Dear Michael, I just want to say that your video's are fantastic. You may have been ask this before, but have you ever considered writing a book about your life and travels? Thank-you
Appreciate what you're sharing, that's the only and real Hong Kong. Back to the day before handover, we all treasured and proud of where the place we lived - Hong Kong.
This is an excellent documentation. Came here as I was relishing John Le Carre's Karla Trilogy and wanted to see what Hong Kong was like in the 70s. Thank you for making this!
when i watch this, i feel like im watching a video that i took with my ex-boyfriend and it reminds me those good old days. i dont belong to 70s but i feel nostalgic.
I think the footage here was early 1980's. Hopewell Centre was completed in 1980. The MTR Central Station (Island line) air intake was still in construction. Thank you for the footage.
Fabulous collage of HongKong indeed. I realised with a shock that it was from an period after I had visited HK in the 70s. I have scant recollection of that visit but I do remember that I loved it. I was there recently and unsurprisingly it was unrecognisable. HK had completely metamorphised into a hitech city but the soul was still palpably there. You've really done a great job in not only filming the different scenes but also sharing it with us on utube. I presume that's your wife at 9.46 onwards. Thanks for the upload Michael and I will definitely check out the other vids.
Sure brought back a lot of memories! The plane was landing in Kai-Tak airport which has turned into some metropolis jungle now! Interesting 12 minutes clip.
Mr. Micheal Roggue, thank you so much for filming Hong Kong over the last 60 odd years. All the films are precious and should be cherished by every Hongkonger!
Archive it.
just think of how rare it was in the 70s for people to walk around with a camera. These footage are extremely rare.
..and in colour
My thoughts too, I can't imagine the attention he would have drawn!
I was there then and have loads of photos... it was not rare to have a camera... it's the electronics capital of the world then for tourists and duty free to boot! The shop displays of stereos, electronics, appliances, jewellery, clothing was astounding and block after block, mall after mall. So unique to HK and no where in the world.
The footage here may make it seem quaint but it was a pretty modern metropolis even then.
I lived there from 1976-1978 and people with cameras were everywhere
My father had a standard 8 cine camera that took colour film but no sound. We were there from 1960 to1963 dad had job in kowloon
Yes, landing at n Hong Kong in 70s. Remember my first visit, from England. Thank you for this footage. Mr. Rogge. The hustle and bustle of the place. Repulse Bay. The Peak spectacular. I stayed at 434 Fortress Hill ,North Point. Block 1958. I remember going up the hill and then up stairway to fourth floor..Was built for employees of the Electric Company. Looking at the people on boats, I remember I bought one of those hats the women wore. Brought back memories.
That's the Hong Kong I grew up with. Thanks for sharing. It brings back lots of memories!
Dunno why youtube recommended this 6 year old video to me, but it feels like :
"Hey bro, do you wanna see what your home city looked like when your dad and mom were a kid?"
I love my home.
Home Kong 🙏🏻
Anthony Wong sadly said recently "The Hong Kong today is foreign to me, a new land...I'd rather be in Taiwan which feels just as foreign, but is at least normal."
this video is 50 years old tho
bruh
@@knorkstargames6481 so well said..! what a BEAUTIFUL phrase for those Hong Kong is home -- "Home Kong" !! It's our Home Kong..!! 👍👍
I miss the old days of Hong Kong!
Great place
New Train For MTR me too
And me.
Indeed, my friend
Lol you were born after 2000 how can you miss this lol
2:08 Buses turning right from Waterloo Road into Shanghai Street, this was indeed a short-term traffic measure during 9-12/1980 just after the opening of the first phase of MTR, and gave a good time stamp for the footage
Am from Hk and 27 years old now. I really appreciated these videos. These videos are priceless and allow me to know how HK used to be. Thank you Michael.
This is so nostalgic for me. My parents moved to HK in 1975 when I was nearly 5 years old. It was meant to be a 6 month placement but we ended up staying for 14 years so I grew up out there. This is the HK of my childhood and the one I miss the most. Now long gone except for footage like this. Thanks so much for sharing it.
I was born in the 70s at Hong Kong, this really brings back a lot of precious memories. Thank you so much for sharing!
It is some truly beautiful footage!
Those were the days, my friend. We thought they'd never end..............
Milano This is what came to mind too, we drink and dance forever and a day. We live the life we choose, we fight and never lose, yes those were the days, oh yes those were the days.
If only Hong Kong was like that now
Milano we’d sing and dance, forever and a day.
@@ltbriar1 ..in our hearts the dreams are still the same.....
We'd sing and dance forever and a day, we'd live the life we choose, we'd fight and never lose. For we were young and sure to have our ways..........
What a beautiful video. It feels amazing to be able to recognise each location in this 70s video even being born in the 80s. It was such a blessing to be born in this fascinating and lively city. Thanks for preserving this valuable memory of Hong Kong.
The beautiful Hong Kong BCC I remember! How I loved her and miss her! Thank you for this clip - what a treasure! In my heart forever !💕💕💕
Mike, watching this video was like time travel for me. My family immigrated to the US in 1975 when I was twelve years old, so this is how I recall everything as I left it before to old buildings were torn down to make way for the new. Thank you for the visual journey!
Really enjoyed watching, many thanks. I'm from the UK but my father worked in Africa and the Middle East, and when I was very young I was out there too. We went to Hong Kong in about 1977/78 before heading back to the UK. I was only three and as you can imagine have very little memory, but those fishing boats with people living on them seem familiar.
Thank you for sharing this video, Hong Kong was thriving at that time, and will soon reach its peak in the 80s to 90s. The good ol glory days.
I was less than 10 years old, brought up in a village where there were countless fields growing all kinds of crops. As the HK began to boom in the 80s, many things vanished over years. Now it's only buildings everywhere. Watching your video, brings back tons of memories. Yes, those were the good old days. To this day, never thought we are fighting hard for our democracy, our kids are dying everyday in battles against the evil Gov't. Such a big contrast to the harmony in the past. Anyone who is watching this video at this moment , please pay attention to what is going on in HK and support us in any ways. Let our voices be heard. Together we stand.
goood. we stand with free hk.
Those born like me after the 1980s were still dead. Can't imagine there was a world out there running like this that we didn't even know.
Evil government lol. You don't know what an evil government is if it smacked you in the face
this video is a treasure it's my hometown i love Hong Kong so much miss the old days even i haven't born
thank you Mr. Rogge
Rarest video record of Hong Kong, thank you.
I visited in 2017. I stayed at the Cordis Hotel. I loved the hotel and loved every minute of my time in Hong Kong. I was born in '72 and as a child I saw Hong Kong on television and promised myself that I would visit. I would recommend it to anyone. I would love to go back one day. Great video, keep up the good work. From a fan in Wigan, England.😊👍
I thank all alert viewers who gave me a correct period of time for this undated movie!
It 's either in 1978 or 1979. At 7:23, we can see the development site of Aberdeen Centre, which was constructed between 1978 and 1979. I think most probably 1978.
At 10:33, the cylinder-shape building is Hopewell Centre, its construction completed in 1980. At 10:45, left hand side, you can see the Old Hong Kong Club, a colonial style building demolished in June 1981. So this film was between 1980-mid 1981. Mike, you witnessed the last days of this famous old building.
Yes, to further reinforce the dates, the Prince of Wales building is featured on the waterfront at Tamar, which was the British Forces Far East HQ and is now the PLA headquarters, and was completed in 1979. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you Michael!
MichaelRogge 9:24 The old Hongkong Shanghai Bank Building is still there, The current building construction started in 1983. 10:13 caught a glimpse of the Prince of Wales Building in Timar Naval Base at Harcourt Road which was completed in 1979. So the film should be taken around 1979-1983.
Thank you for sharing such lovely footage!
Fascinating glimpse into the past. /
Best Wishes from Ireland (my parents are from HK, but we've been in Ireland for over 60 years,). God Bless.
Good old days. Hong Kong you are forever in my heart ❤️.
Thank you for uploading these videos. As a Hong Kong citizen born in 2003, these clips are truly invaluable. They remind me of this city's past, which I never got the chance to experience.
I love Hong Kong beyond words. As a friend said to me and I paraphrase "this city owes me nothing". I wish it would last forever but nothing ever does. But my goodness I do love this city and would not trade my time here for anything.
1970s’ Hong Kong was not very rich, but full of Humanity and Neighbourhood!
hongkongsmartboy, nope.
anni hilateyutube no, he is right n you are wrong. We worked hard day and night, but never torn apart fighting each other. Thanks to CIA, that’s all toppled over.
ltbriar1, not yet torn apart BUT deeply divided by wealth gap division. English ed usually white-wannabes vs Chinese ed division. Those were the beginning signs... Now is the aftermath of ACCUMULATED deep seeded initial issues I stated. Last time didn't tear apart yet, coz your BREITBASTARD KKK BRITAIN master ruled with iron fists...NO DEMOCRACY.
After 97, once tasted a bit of freedom, a landmine STRATEGICALLY & INTENTIONALLY LAID BY UR BREITBASTARD LUCIFERIC-SATANIC FREEMASON BRIT TO INFILTRATE & HIJACK YOUR ENTIRE HK SYSTEM & MURIKKKA'S CIA IN COLLABORATION.... FINALLY HK is torn apart as what it is today. Satanic West.
So I wasn't wrong, you like most are just too deluded to see. I too come from BREITBASTARD FREEMASON LUCIFERIC-SATANIC BRITAIN's ex colony... I know their Freemasonic DIVIDE-CONQUER modus operandi.
@@ltbriar1 before thanks to CIA, we should thanks to PRC, they "contributed" a lot to the "toppled over of Hong Kong"
Kent gogo, your HK was over before it even started. Freemason foundation since inception. U ingrates HK squatters owe your thanks to CCP or not culling y'all.
Thank you, Mr. Rogge, for sharing this historical footage of Hong Kong.
I am so thankful that you took many of your daily routines into film and we get to see my birthplace in the 50s, 60s and 70s. Wonderful contributions to the city's historical records. Thanks again, Mr. Rogge
Thank you for sharing. I was at that moment age around 15 and living in Aberdeen with deep impression about the scenes. Love this !
Great movie... HK was my home from 1963-1971. Dad still lives there, I go back to visit. It's so different now.
Thank you for keeping our memories back to the golden age. God bless Hong Kong! (2019)
This footage is so incredible and so much memories to me, i was born in gun club hill barracks Kowloon (247 Gurkha signal squadron) In 1970
I think you were born in QE, then Military Hospital which is very nearby Gun Club.
@Honda Oikawa Thank you for your service. Love the Gurkhas.
This was beautiful, thank you!
Hello, Michael, thanks for the clip. From one shoot of Mongkok of Kowloon area, I noticed there are MTR exit, so I gussed the series of clip should be recorded around 1979 - 1980.
excellent footages, thank you Michael for recording these precious histories, Hong Kong is not the same anymore
Im brazilian and I really love HK. I wasn’t born that time when this video has been recorded.... nice video!!!
I immediately recognize Long Ke Wan at the beginning :-). Many good memories...
yes , this is Hong Kong . my home
What a fabulous walk my friend, I would have loved to visit this amazing city back then. Thank you very much for sharing!
Gosh! This is amazing. How can we thank you for capturing these images on camera?!! A rare glimpse to the world of the past.
I am a HongKonger. I guess this film was taken in around 1979 or earlier. Aberdeen Centre was completed in 1979. In the film the construction was still in progress.
地鐵係79年10月通車片段中有油麻地地鐵站(而家既B2出口)!認同79至80期間!
Another proof of this film shot in late 1970s is that at 9:15 to 9:23, you can see the third generation of the HSBC Building. It was torn down after 1978: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSBC_Building_(Hong_Kong)
By looking at the old buses, you can tell this film was taken in the early 80s
Our family left in 1977. In the video, Exchange Square is not constructed, you can spot the Prince of Wales building and Hopewell Centre whether it was completed or not, Repulse Bay features can give us a hint which year it was.
Absolute gold-dust! Thank you so much for posting this. Damn, now I need to watch the other 1120!
British Hong Kong - awesome 👍👍👍
But no longer British Hong Kong. Gave away to Communist China!!!
Thank you for the memory of the once beautiful Hong Kong!
Amazing to say the least. Great footage it shows what a special place Hong Kong in those days was . Stunning.
Been to HK ten or eleven times over the years and miss the vitality of the place. Loved the Star ferry ride across the Bay and staying at the Y. Great food too. And flying into the Kowloon airport past apartment blocks was a thrill. Thanks Michael for uploading.
Born here in 72, left in 74 so I don't remember a thing but love going back. It's unfortunate to see the chaos now but I'm going back soon regardless of that.
:) you beat me leaving, I left in 76
@@MrAlan1828 as soon as covid restrictions lighten up I'm going right back!
Your videos are like a time machine. Love them thanks
This footage may have been shot in 79 or possibly the early 80s. The Hopewell Centre (10:30, round building) was opened in 1980.
Thanks for bringing back my childhood. Good old days!
睇完呢條片有啲想喊.
Why?
@@hankiraku If you don't have such feeling, I'm sure that you're very young.
same here
i know that feel bro
@@yose2110 Give me 5 bro.
It brings back my precious memory in Hong Kong when I was young. Thank you so much for sharing!
A precious documentary of Hong Kong.
Thanks for keeping that and sharing.
Thank you 🙏 from someone who has lived in HK 2007 to present. You have captured the essence of HK vibrance for perpetuity
15 February 2021, by now, I am 51 years old. Thank you this film, giving me a memory in childhood. When I was small, I would not learn English because this was not my mother tone, but after growing up, I like English, and I must thank British Government gave us a peaceful Hong Kong, l love our Queen Mother. I am looking forward to seeing her and saying her 〔our loved Queen Mother〕.
Thank you very much, Rogge! Even I don't remember a lots from my very small childhood, every scenery is treasure to me, my beautiful home. But gradually it's turning into somewhere else, sorrowfully!
I love Hong Kong and i was born in 1978 so I'm very interested in this film. (From the UK).
英國人留低一個充滿希望嘅國際金融中心，中國共產黨係冇資格擁有。
原本嘅基建、制度同人才，係一件美輪美奐嘅世界級藝術品，所有嘅設計都係啱啱好。一班賺到少少錢未見過世面嘅土豪係都要改到有中國特色，再加一班本地擦鞋仔係都要話國家點好點好，咁咪一拍兩散lor。作為一個生活左幾十年嘅香港人，今時今日聽到香港被新加坡或其他東南亞城市超越，我真心覺得好開心。真．香港人係精英，係非常國際化，去到邊都可以生活可以發展落去，只有啲連英文都唔識講嘅土共會話要「背靠祖國」，呢個已經爛到不堪入目嘅「中國香港」，由得佢變成一個內地二三線城市都已經唔再重要。年輕一代一定要搵出路好好生活落去，由得佢慢慢滅亡，千祈唔好再為佢送頭。
RIP HK.
not only sad, i am depressed.
Thank you Mr Rogge. Lots of childhood memory! Lots of new builds there now ! Some of the buildings like the Sheung Wan market is still there.
Omg, this is the city I born and grew up ? Wow
Such a nice Chanel to know more about the history of this small city.
Thank you for your upload. I born in the 80s but I think people who born in the 60s - 70s of hong kong are very much in luck. it is the best version of hong kong. If ever there is a chance to travel, I wish to travel back to the 70s of Hong Kong.
Thank you for documenting my town.
I like to thank Mr. Michael Rodgge for this video which brought back so many memories of my childhood in Hongkong .
bring up my memory, thank you.
I really appreciated for upload this clip. It really bring back my childhood memory, especially the marketplace in the video.
However, I believed this video films around early 80's, but not 70's as titled.
Because of the models of the CMB buses of the island side, and the Hopewell Center in Wanchai which was finish construction in the year of 1980
Thank you so much for this amazing video, I'm so happy to see the old Hong Kong. thank you again!
Thank you so much for sharing this video with everyone. Miss the old HK in the 70's. Watching this video brought me back so much good memories of childhood, but those good old memories of HK will only be in my dream!
Looks beautiful, I came here because of a music video and a film which was discussing Hong Kong in the 70s.
Thank you Michael , I'm Hong Konger , such video made me thinking lots of my memories when i was kids.
How interesting. My grandmother passed through Hong Kong on occasion at that time. I wonder how much of that culture remains today.
I lived in Hong Kong for 23 years between 1990 and 2013 and then retired to Thailand. Wonderful memories of the greatest city in the world.
I live in this city throughout my whole life, but I never got to see Hong Kong like this. I do hope I had the chance to experience the old airport. This video is awesome!
Tony_yeung.......Kai Tak was a dump to be honest - old, cramped and outdated. Chep Lap Kok is much better!
@@thesoultwins72 yeah, I heard it was really challenging to land as well. But still, it's cool
@@tonyy.8852 ......yes - that was the only 'good thing' about. It was very exciting coming in over the rooftops! [the pilots loved it!] But the airport itself was awful - an old scruffy little dump!
@@thesoultwins72 because its oldddddddd
好懷念兒時的香港， 當年跟外婆到街市買餸，竟然是那麼境保！ 沒有膠袋，菜用舊報紙加草繩，放進藤籃，全部均為循環再用。睇這片，頓覺香港失去了那麼多。特別是従今夏走到現在的香港⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯天啊，情何以堪。
Ditto
Thanks . Memories refreshed
Wonderful filming - I miss the old airport, where you could almost touch the washing from high rises on decent:)
Thanks for sharing. This video definitely brings back memories from my childhood.
Thank you for this video, part of the video show Aberdeen in 1970 the place I lived over 40 years
Firstly, thank you for sharing this, in a way, very ethereal and erudite! God, I miss HK so much, this makes me feel better for now; soon, one hopes, travel will resume. Greetings from England everyone who reads this x
What's so great about HK? it's small and crowed and the people are rude
This video is priceless, the good old days of Hong Kong were priceless as today Hong Kong is "speechLESS"...
Thanks Michael Rogge to record down such a beautiful time and sharing with us all.
I was there courtesy of the Navy in 1974.
Loved every minute of my stay and have some great memories.
I left Hong Kong to Canada at 1980. In your video, is the Hong Kong I know. When I went back to Hong Kong in year 2000 for a week or two to visit, Hong Kong is a different city than I remember it.
Happy New Year!! May you all be happy, and healthy! May you all have courage and faith to manifest the authentic self to shine the world.
Old Hong Kong make me feel sad because it’s gone!
Rare and Amazing film my dad visited Hong Kong in 1972 or 73 when he was in the navy on the USS Saratoga CVA 60 Aircraft Carrier i only wished he would have told me more about what Hong Kong was like but i guess he wasn't much of a story teller .RIP dad and old Hong Kong I sure wished i could have visited it then.
Dear Michael, I just want to say that your video's are fantastic. You may have been ask this before, but have you ever considered writing a book about your life and travels? Thank-you
I have an autobiography on internet It is in Dutch but I have an abreviated version in English wichm.home.xs4all.nl/amsterdam1.html
Appreciate what you're sharing, that's the only and real Hong Kong. Back to the day before handover, we all treasured and proud of where the place we lived - Hong Kong.
THANK YOU for sharing this video. the good old days of hk
So sad to see this now. Rip HK 2019.
Indeed
@津波うま味 It's already destroyed
@GuitarTee ROBLOX i think they fighting to vote their own leader, according their rights in article 45, so wish them luck.
GuitarTee ROBLOX police and stuffs.....
Since 1997 everything really going downhill despite the apparent glitz and glamour
35years ago, it is the time I lived in Aberdeen, what a memory!
This is an excellent documentation. Came here as I was relishing John Le Carre's Karla Trilogy and wanted to see what Hong Kong was like in the 70s. Thank you for making this!
The amount of cool in the video surpasses the total sum of cool from years 2000 - 2019.
Next video
Take a tour of Hongkong in October 2019
Wow so nostalgic of HK in 1970 when i wasn't even born yet and my wife also from Hong Kong. Epic video from the past. Great memento!
when i watch this, i feel like im watching a video that i took with my ex-boyfriend and it reminds me those good old days. i dont belong to 70s but i feel nostalgic.
I think the footage here was early 1980's. Hopewell Centre was completed in 1980. The MTR Central Station (Island line) air intake was still in construction. Thank you for the footage.
Brings back some fond memories coming from me a Old Man born in 1972 Hong Kong
Fabulous collage of HongKong indeed. I realised with a shock that it was from an period after I had visited HK in the 70s. I have scant recollection of that visit but I do remember that I loved it. I was there recently and unsurprisingly it was unrecognisable. HK had completely metamorphised into a hitech city but the soul was still palpably there. You've really done a great job in not only filming the different scenes but also sharing it with us on utube. I presume that's your wife at 9.46 onwards. Thanks for the upload Michael and I will definitely check out the other vids.
想70年代的香港生活 帶回很多往事, 但只能回味. 如無記錯 當時還有明顯的四季.
今天 香港經濟復甦 無望!!
Very nice video! A lot of memories. Thank you
Alice Pham to get back
Sure brought back a lot of memories! The plane was landing in Kai-Tak airport which has turned into some metropolis jungle now! Interesting 12 minutes clip.