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China Hong Kong City

China Hong Kong City (中港城, Чайна Гонконг Сити) — крупный коммерческий комплекс, расположенный в гонконгском районе Чимсачёй (округ Яучимвон). Состоит из пяти 16-этажных башен, занятых офисами, торговым центром и отелем, а также включает в свой состав один из самых оживлённых в городе междугородних паромных терминалов (Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal). Комплексом владеет и управляет гонконгский конгломерат Sino Group. Здания комплекса примечательны своей золотистой окраской внешнего остекления, что, согласно китайской традиции, благоприятствует богатству и деловому успеху. География С запада China Hong Kong City ограничен улицей Кантон-роуд и Коулунским парком, с юга — комплексом Харбор-Сити, с востока — водами бухты Виктория, с севера — пожарной частью района Чимсачёй. Из Коулунского парка через Кантон-роуд переброшен пешеходный мост, ведущий к многофункциональным коммерческим комплексам China Hong Kong City и Харбор-Сити. Структура В состав комплекса China Hong Kong City входят: China Hong Kong City 1 China Hong Kong City 2 China Hong Kong City 3 China Hong Kong City 5 China Hong Kong City 6 The Royal Pacific Hotel Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal Одну из башен China Hong Kong City занимает отель The Royal Pacific на 670 номеров, находящийся под управлением гостиничной сети Sino Hotels, входящей в состав конгломерата Sino Group. Офисные помещения в China Hong Kong City занимают около 900 тыс. квадратных футов, крупнейшими арендаторами являются компании AXA, H&M, Guess, MassMutual и TCL Corporation. В торговом центре China Hong Kong City представлены магазины многих мировых марок, в том числе 7-Eleven, Calvin Klein, Lacoste, Ecco, Columbia, Levi's, Esprit, Bossini, Geox, Longines, Seiko, Tissot, Casio, Watsons, также здесь расположены банковские отделения Bank of China, HSBC и Standard Chartered, множество кафе и ресторанов европейской, китайской и индийской кухни. Транспорт Под торговым центром расположены крупная автобусная остановка (China Hong Kong City Bus Terminus), стоянка такси и автомобильный паркинг. С юга к China Hong Kong City примыкает открытый в 1988 году пирс, занятый паромным терминалом (Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal). Отсюда паромы и скоростные катера отправляются в Макао и города Гуандуна (Гуанчжоу, Чжухай, Чжуншань, Фошань, Цзянмынь, Дунгуань, Чжаоцин и другие). Терминал также оформлен в золотистых цветах, как и весь комплекс China Hong Kong City. Кроме залов отправления и пунктов пограничного контроля в его состав входят торговые помещения (магазины беспошлинной торговли) и объекты общественного питания. Также к China Hong Kong City можно добраться на метро (ближайшие станции — Остин, Чимсачёй и Джордан), по железной дороге (вокзал расположен в шаговой доступности) и через соседние причалы Star Ferry Pier и Ocean Terminal. Примечания Ссылки Официальный сайт
China Merchants Bank Tower

China Merchants Bank Tower (Chinese: 招商银行大厦; pinyin: Zhāoshāng Yīnháng Dàshà; Jyutping: Ziu1 soeng1 Ngan4 hong4 Daai6 haa6), or the Shenzhen World Trade Centre a 53-story skyscraper in Futian District, Shenzhen, Guangdong Province, China was designed by American architecture firm Lee / Timchula of New York City. Lee / Timchula was the continuation of the Edward Larrabee Barnes, John MY Lee Architecture firm after Barnes retired in 1993. Completed in 2001. The 53 story high tower is defined by three zones-the podium, the tapering tower shaft, and the crown. The podium is a simple, 5-story rectangular volume with clear glass and 2 tones of gray granite detailed in sleek flush planes. The podium contains a full height atrium and a grand banking hall. Above the main shaft is a sky garden where refreshments are served at the Bankers Club in the crown zone above. The exact location is at the intersection of Nongyuan Road (农园路; Nóngyuán Lù) and Shennan Boulevard, a major east-west thoroughfare of Shenzhen. History Completed in 2001, the global headquarters of China Merchants Bank is located within the tower. Transportation Shenzhen Metro: Chegongmiao Station See also List of tallest buildings in Shenzhen References External links Emporis Building Profile www.cmbchina.com (in Chinese)
China Merchants Bank Tower

China Merchants Bank Tower (en chino, 招商銀行大厦; pinyin, Zhāoshāng Yīnháng Dàshà), también conocido como Shenzhen World Trade Centre, es un rascacielos situado en el Distrito de Futian, Shenzhen, provincial de Guangdong, China, uno de los más altos de la ciudad. Su exacta localización es la intersección de 农园路 (Nongyuan Road; Pinyin: Nóngyuán Lù) y 深南大道 (Shennan Boulevard; Pinyin: Shēnnán Dàdào), la principal arteria de dirección este-oeste del centro de Shenzhen. Historia Completada en 2001,​ la estructura alberga el cuartel general mundial de China Merchants Bank. El edificio de 50 plantas de diseño exclusivo​ en 车公庙 (CheGongMiao) también da su nombre a la parada de autobús cercana. Transporte Metro de Shenzhen: Chegongmiao Station Véase también Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre China Merchants Bank Tower. Anexo:Rascacielos en Shenzhen Anexo:Rascacielos de China Anexo:Rascacielos más altos Referencias Enlaces externos Perfil del Edificio en Emporis www.cmbchina.com
China Merchants Bank Tower

China Merchants Bank Tower (chiń. 招商銀行大厦; pinyin Zhāoshāng Yīnháng Dàshà) – wieżowiec w Shenzhen, w prowincji Guangdong, w Chińskiej Republice Ludowej, o wysokości 225 metrów. Budynek został otwarty w 2001 i liczy 50 kondygnacji. Linki zewnętrzne Emporis Building Profile
Ching Lai Court

Ching Lai Court (Chinese: 清麗苑) is a Home Ownership Scheme court in Lai Chi Kok, Kowloon, Hong Kong, located at the junction of Ching Cheung Road and Kwai Chung Road near Princess Margaret Hospital. Although it is situated at the south of Kwai Chung, it administratively belongs to Sham Shui Po District. It has totally seven blocks and a shopping centre built in 1981. Houses References
Choi Hung Estate Catholic Secondary School

Choi Hung Estate Catholic Secondary School (Chinese: 彩虹邨天主敎英文中學) is a boy's secondary school situated in Choi Hung Estate, Wong Tai Sin, Hong Kong. Established on 28 February 1965 by Roman Catholic Diocese of Hong Kong. History 1960s School enrolled new students at Pui Shing Catholic Secondary School from March to August, and received them fees at Wong Tai Sin Catholic Primary School. In the early year, there were only 440 boys in 11 classes from form 1 to form 3, and 14 teachers. In first academic year, school shared its school building with Sanpokong Catholic Secondary School. On 28 February 1965, school was opened and inaugurated by Bishop Bianchi. 1967, there were already 847 boys in 22 classes from form 1 to form 5. Facilities Furnished Classrooms First aid room General office English society room English corner Catholic chapel Science lab Physics lab Gymnasium Social worker room Art room Library Playground Toilets Running tracks Motto SPES SALUS (Latin: Hope and Salvation) Alumni Lok Ying kwan, actor. Tsang Kin Fong, footballer. Anskar Leung Yu Hung, Clinical Professor, Li Ka Shing Faculty of Medicine, University of Hong Kong. References "彩虹邨天主敎英文中學 Choi Hung Estate Catholic Secondary School". Choi Hung Estate Catholic Secondary School. Retrieved 5 October 2011.
Choi Sai Woo Park

Choi Sai Woo Park (Chinese: 賽西湖公園) is an urban park located near the top of Braemar Hill at Braemar Hill Road, Hong Kong. The park serves as a social hub for the neighbourhood. History The park was named after the Choi Sai Woo Reservoir, which was formerly located in the park. According to the commemorative plaque in the park, the reservoir was built by Taikoo Sugar Company Limited in 1894; it was the largest and the last of the five private reservoirs built by the company. During the drought and bubonic plague outbreak that started in 1894, the reservoir once supplied water to Tai Ping Shan District. It was filled in by Li Ka-shing to create the current park site. In World War II it was the scene of bitter fighting as the Japanese advanced towards Wong Nai Chung Gap to split the defence of Hong Kong into two. The park was built at a cost of $9.5 million and opened by the Urban Council in August 1986. It was designed to retain most of the existing mature trees and shrubs on site. An opening ceremony, officiated by Urban Councillor Kim Cham and the Director of Urban Services, was held on 16 January 1987. Facilities Choi Sai Woo Park is a landscaped garden with a total area of 2,400 m2 providing some country freshness among a number of housing estates and schools. Located next to prestigious new housing developments and with several schools in the area, it serves the community as a place of rest. There are two small basketball courts in the Park. The garden area is located at the very bottom level of Choi Sai Woo Park abutting the car parking lot of TutorTime. It is mainly planted with bamboo. There is a children's playground located at the top of the park. A pagoda adjoins the playground. There is also a swing and exercise equipment for the elderly. A number of amenities including restaurant or tea shop "cha chaan teng", Wan King, TutorTime and 7-Eleven outlets, can be found by walking up the hill. See also List of reservoirs of Hong Kong List of urban public parks and gardens in Hong Kong Braemar Hill Mansions, an adjacent housing estate References
Parc de Choi Sai Woo

Le parc de Choi Sai Woo (賽西湖公園, Choi Sai Woo Park) est un parc public situé dans le quartier de North Point (en) à Hong Kong près de la colline Braemar. Il sert de centre social pour le quartier. Histoire Le parc est nommé d'après le réservoir de Choi Sai Woo car il occupe aujourd'hui son emplacement. Selon la plaque commémorative du parc, le réservoir fut construit par la Taikoo Sugar Company Limited en 1894 et était le plus grand et le plus récent des cinq réservoirs privés construits par l'entreprise. Durant la sécheresse et de l'épidémie de peste bubonique de la même année, le réservoir fournit de l'eau au district de Tai Ping Shan. Il fut reconverti par l'homme d'affaires Li Ka-shing pour installer l'actuel parc. Durant la bataille de Hong Kong en 1941, il est le théâtre d'âpres combats, à mesure que les Japonais avancent pour scinder la défense de Hong Kong en deux entre est et ouest. Le coût de construction du parc s'élève à 9,5 millions $ et est ouvert par le Conseil urbain en août 1986. Il est conçu pour préserver la plupart des arbres matures et des arbustes présents sur le site. Une cérémonie d'ouverture, présidée par le conseiller du Conseil urbain, Kim Cham, et par la directrice des services urbains, se tient le 16 janvier 1987. Infrastructures Le parc Choi Sai Woo est un jardin paysager d'une superficie totale de 2400 m2, apportant une certaine fraîcheur au milieu des quartiers résidentiels et des écoles. Situé à côté de lotissements résidentiels modernes et prestigieux et de plusieurs écoles, il sert à la population comme lieu de repos. Il possède deux petits terrains de basket et des aires de jeux pour enfants à côté d'une pagode, et un certain nombre d'équipements et de commodités, comme des restaurants et salons de thé cha chaan teng, Wan King, TutorTime et 7-Eleven, se trouvent à proximité. Sa végétation est principalement composée de bambous. Galerie Voir aussi Liste des réservoirs de Hong Kong (en) Liste des bâtiments et structures de Hong Kong Braemar Hill Mansions (en), un lotissement adjacent Notes et références (en) Cet article est partiellement ou en totalité issu de l’article de Wikipédia en anglais intitulé « Choi Sai Woo Park » (voir la liste des auteurs). Portail de Hong Kong Portail des espaces verts
Christian and Missionary Alliance Sun Kei Secondary School

Christian and Missionary Alliance Sun Kei Secondary School (Chinese: 基督教宣道會宣基中學) is an Evangelical Christian Secondary School which is located in 6 Tong Chun Street, Tseung Kwan O, Hong Kong. It is affiliated with the Kowloon Tong Church of the Chinese Christian and Missionary Alliance. History It was established in 1999 by Kowloon Tong Church of the Chinese Christian and Missionary Alliance (KTAC). The entire school has 27 classes, there are around 1000 students, and the principal is Dr. Poon Suk-han, Halina, MH. Spiritual Growth Starting from September 1999, Sun Kei Secondary School always strives for nurturing spiritual growth of students and staffs. "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding;in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight (Proverbs 3:5-6)" is chosen to be their school motto. Moreover, Sun Kei will hold gospel week, sermon assembly once a year to force and encourage students become an Evangelical Christian. Transportation MTR: Tseung Kwan O station Exit A1 External links Homepage of Christian and Missionary Alliance Sun Kei Secondary School
Chuanshan Archipelago

The Chuanshan Archipelago (川山群岛) is a group of islands in the South China Sea, just off the coast of Guangdong Province of southern China, rather nearer to the Pearl River Delta than to the Leizhou Peninsula. Administration Administratively the group falls wholly within the County-level city of Taishan (台山), in the municipal region of Jiangmen, Guangdong. The two large islands, Shangchuan (上川) and Xiachuan (下川), and all the other islands, islets, outcroppings and reefs in the archipelago lie within the jurisdiction of Chuandao, one of Taishan's sixteen "towns" (镇, zhen). Chuandao's town seat, however, is located on the mainland in Shanjudahaicun. Notes References
Archipiélago de Chuanshan

El archipiélago de Chuanshan o islas Chuanshan​ (en chino, 川山群岛) son un grupo de islas del mar de China Meridional localizadas frente a la costa de la provincia de Cantón (Guangdong), en el sur de China, situadas bastante más cerca del delta del río Perla que de la península de Leizhou. Administrativamente el grupo cae por completo dentro de la ciudad-condado de Taishan (台山), en el término municipal de Jiangmen, Cantón. Las dos más grandes de las islas, Shangchuan (上川) y Xiachuan (下川), son el sitio donde se encuentran dos de los veinte ciudades de Taishan. Todas las demás islas, islotes, farallones y arrecifes del archipiélago están dentro de la jurisdicción de una u otra ciudad Véase también Geografía de China Archipiélago de Wanshan Referencias
Church of Christ in China Kei Long College

The Church of Christ in China Kei Long College (CCCKLC, Chinese: 中華基督教會基朗中學), is a co-educational subsidized secondary school located in Hong Kong. It was founded in 1982. A part of the school campus is shared with SKH Bishop Baker Secondary School (Chinese: 聖公會白約翰會督中學). CCCKLC and CCC Kei Yuen College (Chinese: 中華基督教會基元中學) are sister schools. The school organizer, the Hong Kong Council of the Church of Christ in China, aims at witnessing for Christ in Yuen Long. Some subjects, such as mathematics and Integrated Science, are taught in English as the medium of instruction in the junior forms. References
Universidade da Cidade de Macau

A Universidade da Cidade de Macau (UCM; chinês tradicional: 澳門城市大學, em inglês: City University of Macau) é uma universidade privada situada em Macau, República Popular da China. Anteriormente designada Universidade Aberta Internacional da Ásia (亚洲国际公开大学), foi fundada em 1981 como Universidade da Ásia Oriental (東亞大學). Ver também Educação em Macau Referências Ligações externas «Página oficial» (em chinês e inglês)
City of Dreams

City of Dreams (新濠天地, также известен как CoD или CoD Macau) — игорно-гостиничный комплекс, расположенный в Макао, в районе Котай. Построен в 2009 году по проекту компании Zaha Hadid Architects (первая фаза открылась в июне 2009 года). Представляет собой общий подиум и четыре башни гостиниц (Crown Towers, Hard Rock Hotel и две башни Grand Hyatt Macau). Девелопером комплекса является гонконгская компания Melco Crown Entertainment. В состав комплекса входят: 36-этажный отель Crown Towers (151 м) насчитывает 290 номеров, а также имеет спа-салон, два ресторана и бар. 32-этажный отель Grand Hyatt Macau (109 м) насчитывает 790 номеров, а также имеет большой танцевальный зал, спа-салон, бассейн, фитнес-центр, теннисные корты, два ресторана и два бара (управляется американской компанией Hyatt Hotels Corporation). 37-этажный отель Hard Rock Hotel насчитывает 322 номера, а также имеет бассейн, спа-салон, три бара и музей вещей Майкла Джексона, Мадонны и Джеки Чуна (управляется американской компанией Hard Rock Cafe International). Развлекательный район SOHO, объединяющий 16 ресторанов и баров. В 2014 году началось строительство нового 40-этажного отеля-казино, включающего жилые апартаменты. Кроме того, в состав City of Dreams входят три казино (City of Dreams Casino, Hard Rock Hotel Gaming Area и Signature Club), ночной клуб, театр Dancing Water на 2 тыс. мест, театр The Bubble и 2-этажный торговый центр The Boulevard с эксклюзивными бутиками. City of Dreams славится самыми масштабными в Макао шоу и представлениями, от водных, цирковых и мультимедийных до танцевальных, музыкальных, спортивных и эротических. Примечания Ссылки На Викискладе есть медиафайлы по теме City of Dreams Официальный сайт
Clear Water Bay Country Park

Clear Water Bay Country Park is a rural country park located in the New Territories of eastern Hong Kong. The park is located near the beaches in Clear Water Bay. The 6.15 square kilometre park opened on 28 September 1979 with features like: High Junk Peak Miu Tsai Tun Tin Hau Temple in Fat Tong Mun, Joss House Bay Clear Water Bay First Beach Clear Water Bay Tree Walk Clear Water Bay Golf Course Lung Ha Wan Country Trail There is a designated hiking trail which begins on Clear Water Bay Road near Tseung Kwan O and ends near the Clearwater Bay golf course. References Clear Water Bay Country Park Clear Water Bay Walk
Clementi Secondary School

Clementi Secondary School (Chinese: 金文泰中學) is a secondary institution in Fortress Hill, North Point, Hong Kong. Founded by the 17th British governor of Hong Kong, Sir Cecil Clementi, the school was the first to use Chinese as the primary medium of instruction in Hong Kong. Besides the strong emphasis on classical Chinese, the school was also instructed, since its founding, to provide a well-rounded English education to its pupils. Students and Alumni of the school are commonly known as "Clementians". History Hong Kong governor Cecil Clementi had a profound interest in the Chinese language and decided to establish a school using Chinese as the main medium of instruction. In 1926, Government Vernacular Middle School (官立漢文中學) was founded. Government Vernacular Middle School was the first government school to use Chinese as the principal language of instruction. Li King Hong, the then-Chinese language inspector of schools, was appointed as the first principal of the school. During World War II, the school suspended its operations under the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong. After the war, the school was renamed Government Vernacular Senior Middle School (官立漢文高級中學). It was renamed again in 1951 to Clementi Middle School (金文泰中學) and in 1988 to Clementi Secondary School, after the governor. The school has been relocated several times: 1926–1927 26–28 Hospital Road (now site of Lok Sin Tong Leung Kau Kui College) 1927–1941 Pok Fu Lam Road 1945–1946 Bridge Street (now Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong Bridge Centre) 1946–1948 Wood Road (formerly Government Trade School Building c. 1937) 1948–1961 28 Kennedy Road It has been at the current site of 30 Fortress Hill Road since September 23, 1961. The school principal is currently Mrs. Fung Lai Miu-yee, who succeeded Ms. Li Sui-wah in 2013. Notable alumni Politicians, government officials, and legislators Sir Kenneth Fung Ping-fan, Former Senior Chinese Unofficial Member in Urban Council, Executive Council and Legislative Council. Tsang Yam Pui, Former Commissioner of Hong Kong Police Force. Lee Ming-kwai, Former Commissioner of Hong Kong Police Force. Leung Kwok-hung, Politician, Member of Hong Kong Legislative Council, Chairman of the League of Social Democrats. Eddie Ng Hak-kim, Secretary for Education of the Hong Kong Government, Member of the Executive Council, Former Chairman of Hong Kong Examinations and Assessment Authority (HKEAA) Academics Prof. Daniel Chee Tsui, physicist, a graduate of the university preparatory class of Clementi. Nobel Physics Prize Laureate for his contributions to the discovery of the fractional quantum Hall Effect. Prof. Sau Lan Wu, physicist. Enrico Fermi and Vilas Professor of Physics at University of Wisconsin-Madison and winner of 1995 High Energy and Particle Physics Prize of the European Physical Society for "the first evidence of three-jet events in E+E-collisions at PETRA" Business Peggy Cherng, Chinese-American billionaire businesswoman and electrical engineer References External links Official website
Comendador Ho Yin Garden

The Comendador Ho Yin Garden (Chinese: 何賢公園; Portuguese: Jardim Comendador Ho Yin) is a small garden in a residential area of Sé, Macau, named after Ho Yin. History Comendador Ho Yin Garden was designed by Francisco Caldeira Cabral, opened by the last Governor of Macau Vasco Joaquim Rocha Vieira on 9 October 1993 with the name of Heung Shan Garden (Chinese: 香山公園) or Heung Shan Plaza (Chinese: 香山廣場). The garden was renamed on 22 November 1996 by Municipal Council of Macau to commemorate Ho Yin's devotion to Portuguese-Chinese friendship. Starting from May 2005, Macau Government started work to renovate the park, including to building a multi-story garage under the park and to cut off the park in order to connect Rua De Pequim and Rua de Luís Gonzaga Gomes. The garden was gated until June 2007 after the renovation finished, only to be with gates erected again in 2015. Features The park is located on Avenida de Amizade and features the Orient Arch as the central piece. The park's features include: concrete chess tables benches playground gardens cafe See also List of tourist attractions in Macau References
Concord Square (Hong Kong)

Concord Square (Chinese: 協和廣場) is a shopping centre in Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong. Formerly the old buildings and villages in Tai Uk Wai (Chinese: 大屋圍), The Blue Yard (built in 2002) and the shopping centre were portions of Tsuen Wan Seven Street Redevelopment Project (Chinese: 荃灣七街重建計劃). It was completed in 2003 and developed by Concord Land Development Company Limited. A Wellcome supermarket is at its basement. References
Dorsett Wanchai Hong Kong Hotel

Dorsett Wanchai Hong Kong Hotel (formerly Cosmopolitan Hotel Hong Kong) is a 454-room 4.5-star hotel located on 387–397 Queen's Road East, midway between Wan Chai and Causeway Bay while opposite of Happy Valley Racecourse in Hong Kong Island. The hotel has been recently awarded the TripAdvisor's Travellers’ Choice 2020. It is also a 2019 EarthCheck Silver Certified green hotel with 100% smoke-free guest floors. The Dorsett Wanchai Hotel is one of the participating hotels of the membership program Dorsett-Your Rewards, which belongs to Dorsett Hospitality International. History The building was originally built to be a hotel, but bought by and formerly used by Xinhua News Agency Hong Kong Branch before it finished. After 1997, Xinhua News Agency Hong Kong Branch became the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. After the liaison office moved to Sai Ying Pun in 2001, Far East Consortium International Limited took over the building and refurbished it as a hotel. The hotel, originally named Cosmopolitan Hotel Hong Kong, was renamed Dorsett Wanchai Hong Kong Hotel and renovated in 2016, as one of the hotels under Dorsett Hotels & Resorts of Dorsett Hospitality International. References External links Official website