The history of Hong Kong, visualized

A series of illustrations about milestones in the history of Hong Kong for National Geographic.

A scenic watercolor drawing of ships sailing in a bay with mountainous landscape in the background. Two ships are visible, one with a red sail.

A view of Victoria Port in the Nineteen century.

A comic-style illustration of a battle scene with a soldier wielding a wooden club, a man with a gas mask and a shield, and soldiers in the background fighting amidst smoke and chaos.

Protests in 1960.

Illustration of three people walking on a city street with buildings and mountains in the background, and two others walking in the distance.

Strolling in the 50s.

A sketch of three people standing near a vintage car, with mountains and a person in a hat walking in the background.

Sketch.

Protesters wearing masks and protective gear running through a cloud of smoke in a city with tall skyscrapers, smoke and fire in the sky, and some protesters holding umbrellas and shields.

Protests in 2019.

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Beethoven and the St Stephens bells

An alley in Guangzhou

Matheson St, Hong Kong

High Noon

Don Quijote de la Mancha

Scarlet Street

How Bruce Lee and street fighting in Hong Kong helped create MMA

Fiat 500

Murder in Seadrift

Wang Tong

The hunter's funeral

Shop in Tokyo

Confessions of a party girl

The building

AT AT Walker discharge

Dersu Uzala

Souvenir from Guilin

Hong Kong history

Death and the Salesmen

Crime and punishment