2 postcards of red-haired people traveling to Hong Kong with Lenas Terrace street sign pattern

The red-haired tribe introduces interesting things in Hong Kong When walking on the escalator in the middle of the mountain, I saw the road sign of Rednaxela Terrace and thought it was a very new name. When I saw it in English it was Rednaxela Terrace~ I felt that it was read from the right to the left~ 2 Hong Kong postcards, collect one and send one to your friends, discover new things together~ Postcard size approximately: 105X148mm, ivory cardboard Wikipedia: Rednaxela Terrace (English: Rednaxela Terrace) is located in the escalator area of Mid-Levels in Central, Hong Kong. It is a pedestrian-only area with a total length of about 63 meters. It reaches Peel Street in the west and Shelly Street in the east, parallel to Prince Edward Terrace and Chico Terrace. Origin of name: The English name of this street, "Rednaxela Terrace", is "Alexander" spelled backwards. Therefore, it is rumored that Rednaxela Terrace was originally named to commemorate a person named Alexander. It is probably because he was responsible for translating the street at that time. The name is Chinese, and they are accustomed to writing from right to left, so they translated the English name of Alexander backwards and spelled the name "Rednaxela". Later, because the street name was decided, the government did not change the street name. Despite the above-mentioned legend in Hong Kong, Filipino-Chinese writer Jiang Hua, who studied in Hong Kong and worked as an editor at a Hong Kong publishing house, and later wrote a column in the Philippine "World Journal" under the pen name "Huang Xinyi", holds different opinions. .....................................