Xu Zhenbang_Public Property in Elimination_Telephone Booth_Hong Kong and Macau Limited

Author: Xu Zhenbang Publisher: Bright Light Culture Book size: 150mm x 210mm Number of pages: 216 pages ISBN: 978-988-8716-59-3 【brief introduction】 Do you remember the public pay phone booths on the street? Does the phone booth need to have a kiosk? Have you heard the ringing of the telephone in the payphone booth? Why do payphone booths need a folding door? Can't remember the phone number, can't use the pay phone booth? What is the function of 1083 this phone? Why is it called "calling" when using the phone? Where are the most public calls in Hong Kong? Earlier, there was a report about phone booths: most public pay phone booths on the streets will be demolished. After the news came out, it could not attract the public's attention at all. These public pay phone booths, which have served many citizens, have long been turned into display devices on the street. After all, the public payphone service has completed its historical mission. The citizens seem to be mentally prepared for its disappearance, and some people even take it for granted. As the public pay telephones (booths) enter the torrent of elimination, we read a book about its development, from its prosperity to its decline. Even if the city does not have plans or spaces for the activation of telephone booths, the activation can be done in In our memory, it comes alive. 【About the Author】 Xu Zhenbang, a middle school teacher, loves to travel around Hong Kong on weekdays and writes micro-fiction. He has published many books on Hong Kong cultural studies and micro-fiction.