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by Stefan Hammond When the famed skyline was a wet concrete dream, when Hong Kong was a Crown Colony, its urban residents roamed narrow streets oft controlled by triads. The story goes like this: in the 60s, a teen named Lam Lin-tung sought to impress a local woman, and when she asked his English name, […]
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