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People think they know this pivotal location in Asia, with its nonstop energy and robust history, but Peter Greenberg shows you the Hong Kong you never knew existed. Where the ancient and modern worlds collide and coexist. A place that moves at its own rhythm. A small land, with few stereotypes, and more than a few major surprises, each waiting to be discovered.
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People think they know this pivotal location in Asia, with its nonstop energy and robust history, but Peter Greenberg shows you the Hong Kong you never knew existed. Where the ancient and modern worlds collide and coexist. A place that moves at its own rhythm. A small land, with few stereotypes, and more than a few major surprises, each waiting to be discovered.
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Runtime:56 minutes
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