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Of all the places I’ve seen in the world, Hong Kong had the greatest impact on me. As soon as I left the apartment, I felt hypnotized and always full of energy ready to explore and record the sounds of this metropolis.

I went out one late afternoon to explore the Choi Hung real estate. You may have seen a lot of photos, but what about the sound? 

The complex was built in 1964 and is one of the oldest properties in Hong Kong with 11 blocks, 5 schools, 2 markets, a parking lot, and the famous basketball court in front of the colorful building. That’s we recorded this ambience during the evening.

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Kids and adults playing basketball and badminton while others just walking around enjoying the evening or taking photos.

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