The Very Small Road-Side Traditional Chinese Altars of Hong Kong. Stanley

This very small Chinese temple or altar is in Stanley, South of Hong Kong island. This "miniature temples" are found everywhere in Hong Kong, almost in any road around. They are good places to burn a few sticks of incense to the a Taoist God if this makes you feel better




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A Short History of Chinese Philosophy: A Systematic Account of Chinese Thought from Its Origins to Present Day


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