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In the midst of trendy Western bars and pricey eateries in Hong Kong’s SOHO entertainment district sits a storefront with a Chinese sign, flanked by a mini-shrine to the gods of the earth and prosperity. Red-lettered paper lanterns hang in front of the doorway, remnants of an almost-forgotten past. Little is given away by the […]
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