Hong Kong's Quiet Christmas: How to Mark a Subdued Holiday
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Hong Kong's festive season is unusually quiet this year. A somber mood has settled over the city following last month's deadly fire in Tai Po, which killed 161 people.
In response, many large-scale Christmas and New Year events have been postponed or made smaller. Residents and visitors are now seeking more reflective ways to celebrate.
Despite the subdued atmosphere, some key attractions remain open. Here is a list of major citywide celebrations still happening.
**Christmas Town**
A dazzling Christmas Town at Statue Square Gardens in Central is running from November 14 to January 4. It features a...