Rachel Yiu @YiuRachel

Let your mind open. Never. Stop. Exploring. Hong Kong Joined April 2019

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Rachel Yiu @YiuRachel

7 years ago

Nothing special. Just want to keep these two lovely monkeys faces in my account. Taken in Kamshan Country Park.

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7 years ago

Somehow I remember most of the dreams. And that inspired me to create a artwork or write a novel. Why can’t some people remember their dreams? bbc.com/future/story/2… via @BBC_Future

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8 years ago

The brick red wall is my main impression of Chinese architecture. Taken in Kaiyuan Temple.

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8 years ago

Honestly, I'm still a innocent kid.

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8 years ago

This series of photos seem much more better than before. I think I'm improving using the camera.

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8 years ago

In the 100-year temple - Kaiyuan Temple.

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8 years ago

People walking by slowly. The old man riding bicycle. Red lanterns hanging out of the shops. Everywhere is the smell of warmth. Taken in Chaoshan.

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8 years ago

Warmth in the alley. Taken in Chaoshan.

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8 years ago

Antechamber in a rich man's house. Taken in Chaoshan.

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8 years ago

Antique Chinese architecture. The shadows of the eaves and glazed ceramic roofs intersect. Taken in Chaoshan.

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8 years ago

Thai style combined with Chinese house.

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8 years ago

Wenn ich Deutsch lerne. (When I first learn German. )

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8 years ago

Who else is watching #GamesOfThrones. Just finished watching the seasons before.

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If you like western food like cheese and you' re in HK, it is quite a problem. You can only buy them in the shops like MarksnSpencer and they cost you €5-6(59HKD) per 250g, which is a double compare to western countries. Just eat a little slince each time.