Since 2003, Hong Kong has changed dramatically. In recent years, the city has been rocked by social instability and Covid-19, yet Hong Kong endures, evolving as it always has. This book is a window into the events of a city that has been the author's home for over two decades. It captures the events that at times shuddered the city to others that merely needed a mention. From politics to urinating taxi drivers, from culling animals to LGBT rights, it is a historical account and a chronicle of life in Asia's World City. With illustrations by Harry Harrison, cartoonist of the South China Morning Post.

About the Author
Mark Peaker is the co-founder of 3812 Gallery, a leading contemporary Chinese art gallery in Hong Kong and London. He is also chairman of Shakespeare 4 All, an NGO focused on using theatre for the benefit of children's education and development. In addition, Mark is a former vice-chairman of the Hong Kong Society for the Protection of Children, one of Hong Kong's oldest charities. He is also a founding member of SKETCH HONG KONG, an NGO created to help develop artistic talent and promote the preservation of Hong Kong's cultural heritage.


Book Information
ISBN 9781914414787
Author Mark Peaker
Format Hardback
Page Count 288
Imprint Unicorn Publishing Group
Publisher Unicorn Publishing Group