Hong Kong House

Many Different People Lived In The Three-Storey Building At 167-169 Boundary Street. Built In 1938 When An Airport Was Opened On The Beach Near The Walled City It Was First Used As A Police Station With Housing For British Officers Upstairs. The Japanese Used It As A Headquarters During Their Occupation. It Was Leased Several Groups Then Finally To A Mission Group. It Was Torn Down In 1999 And Replaced By A 10-Storey One When A New Airport Was Opened And The Height Restriction Was Canceled. Four Novellas Tell About The People Who Lived In The Apartments Their Hopes Dreams Fears And Lessons Learned.