Hong Kong 02
今天早上七點多Bo就肚子餓的醒過來了，我們在旅館餐廳裡享受豐盛的早餐。
Bo gots up at 7 and hungry, we went to hotel provided breakfast.
先去買了全日通的車票之後，我們就搭地鐵去有名的基隆街逛街。
We bought the day pass than got on subway to Ki Lung St.
逛累了去吃添好運，再爬到山上去看前深水埗配水庫。
We had delicious dim sum for lunch, than walked to Ex-Sham Shui Po Service Reservoir (Ex-SSPSR).
百年歷史配水庫 九龍供水命脈
該配水庫的建造，源於香港開埠初期的供水需要。前深水埗配水庫的石柱與紅磚拱券。花崗石柱搭紅磚拱券 糅合歐陸工藝與羅馬特色前深水埗配水庫被發現後，其整齊排列的花崗石柱，加上由紅磚砌成的半圓拱券及混凝土拱形天花，旋即獲譽為香港少有參照羅馬建築風格修建的建築。配水庫建在主教山山崗，整片混凝土天花由108條排列有致的花崗石柱支撐。而構成古典風靈魂的紅磚拱券，是以歐式砌法砌成，並模仿了羅馬的公共建築風格。
A Century-Old Reservoir: The Lifeline of Kowloon's Water Supply The construction of this reservoir stemmed from the water supply needs of Hong Kong in its early days as a port. The former Sham Shui Po Reservoir features stone pillars and red brick arches. Granite pillars paired with red brick arches blend European craftsmanship with Roman features. After its discovery, the Sham Shui Po Reservoir, with its neatly arranged granite pillars, semi-circular arches made of red brick, and concrete arched ceiling, was quickly hailed as one of the few buildings in Hong Kong built in the Roman architectural style. The reservoir is built on Bishop's Hill, with the entire concrete ceiling supported by 108 neatly arranged granite pillars. The red brick arches, which form the soul of its classical style, are constructed using European masonry techniques and imitate the style of Roman public buildings.
我們還去了黃大仙廟，Bo認真的求福。
We also visited Chuk Un
嗇色園黃大仙祠是香港最著名的廟宇之一，崇奉道、佛、儒三教，其「五形」建築佈局別具特色。據說黃大仙「有求必應」，簽文靈驗，常年吸引無數善信到來膜拜求簽，香火鼎盛。
Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple is one of the most famous temples in Hong Kong, adhering to Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism. Its unique "five-element" architectural layout is distinctive. Wong Tai Sin is said to grant all requests, and his fortune slips are very accurate, attracting countless worshippers to pray and draw lots year-round, making it a very popular place of worship.
之後我們坐地鐵到香港島坐有名的叮叮車看街景。
We took subway to Hong Kong Island to ride street car around.
