Hong Kong's Cha Chaan Teng (also known as "Cha Kei," "Bing Sutt," or "Bing Teng")
Is it "silky smooth milk tea" or "stocking milk tea"?
"Extra milk," "no sugar, no milk," or "tea with condensed milk" are all commonplace orders...
Green terrazzo tiles, also called "gai jyun jai,"
Were often used to create mosaic-style patterns with various shapes.
You can easily find traces of them in nostalgic Hong Kong Bing Sutt...
They are a collective memory for Hongkongers!
White-backed, colorful double-sided keychain
5mm white acrylic,
90mm x 20mm, engraved text
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- Acrylic
- How It's Made
- Machine-made
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- Hong Kong
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- Li Han Kong Kai is a street calligraphy style from the 80s, rich with Hong Kong's urban essence. Once used primarily for advertising signs, it is now featured on various lifestyle products. We hope this font, imbued with the spirit of Hong Kong, can be preserved for generations to come.
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