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Documents the island's indigenous people, plants, animals and visitors, reconstructing the various perspectives of Lantau through photographs, text and video.
List of contents
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Introduction: All things began with the big iron bird
13
Foreword: I used to live narrowly
Chapter 0
20
A tour of the extraordinary with Sir Norman Foster
Chapter 1
32
Looking at the sea, pirate days
41
The techni-colour rainbow of old Auntie Ho
50
Granny Bing Sou and the Japanese
Chapter 2
58
Blue sky sans white sun, Mui Wo turns red
80
Yuen Chit Chi My Grandpa was a legendary marksman
94
Email: Monastery visit
98
Dominus Benedict Chao Building a new Lantau
104
Father Nicolaus Kao The simple life
110
Brother 'Email' Theophane Young From UNHCR to 'refugee' monk
Chapter 3
118
Email: Felicitations!
Chapter 4
126
Arthur Hacker MBE Lap Sap Chung and its last colonial legacy
Chapter 5
150
The Queen is missing
167
The history of Lo Ting
184
Alan Abrahams Amnesty International and Disneyland
Chapter 6
264
Ship of Fools New century movement
294
The naked territories
310
Ho Loy dances with pregnancy
Chapter 7
327
Rainwater / Every day Spring
332
Song for Lantau morning / Chek Lap Kok by night
339
Memories of an island
Chapter 0
368
The power of speech
397
Toilet bar blues
401
Beijing freedom tour, back to Paradise Lost
About the author
Lo Yin Shan, simply known as Lo, artist, writer and editor lived on Lantau for almost twelve years (1990-91 and then 1993-2004). Lo currently lives in Beijing, working as feature director (culture section) fro Modern Media Group.
Anthony McHugh, a Mancunian and Manchester United fanatic who has been living on Lantau Island since the early 90s. From a freelance photographer of 4A advertising companies to an eco-furniture maker with recycled wood, a food stylist to a cook, all are his meticulous passion.lived on Lantau for almost twelve years (1990-91 and then 1993-2004),
