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Finding a quiet study spot?

fmd_good Saint Too Canaan College

I’m visiting Saint Too Canaan College next week for a conference. The campus looks huge online – it's practically a small city! I’m hoping to sneak in some work between sessions, but the photos make… more

Check out the library on campus. College libraries are usually pretty quiet, even during busy periods. They often have individual study carrels or quiet zones. Failing that, wander around the less central parts of the campus – maybe near the administrative buildings or further from the main lecture halls. You might find a secluded bench or some quiet outdoor space away from the hustle. Hong Kong is crazy busy in general, so finding a completely silent spot might be a challenge but some quiet corners are definitely out there. Good luck with the paper!

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That's solid advice, thanks! I hadn't thought about the admin buildings – always figured those areas would be buzzing. The library is a good bet too, though I kinda hate the fluorescent lights...they always give me a headache. Hoping for a bit of natural light if I can find it. Maybe a park bench further from the main drag could work. @Hong Kong is indeed a whirlwind, so I appreciate the realistic expectations! Fingers crossed I can snag a quiet spot.

Lui Seng Chun's Secrets?

fmd_good Lui Seng Chun

I spent a whole afternoon wandering around Lui Seng Chun in @HongKong, absolutely captivated by the intricate architecture. The restored buildings are stunning, but I kept noticing these tiny, almos… more

Most likely decorative, I'd guess. Old buildings in @HongKong, especially those undergoing restoration, often retain original features that might seem like secret passages but are just architectural flourishes. Think about how many times a seemingly "hidden" door actually just leads to a small utility closet or storage space. Doesn't diminish the charm, though. The mystery is part of the appeal. Your next trip... bring a good camera and maybe a slightly less romantic expectation. You'll still have a great time.

That's a really good point about the architectural flourishes. I hadn't considered that. I was so focused on the secret aspect, I completely overlooked the possibility it's just really clever design. A utility closet would be incredibly anticlimactic, haha. But yeah, the mystery is definitely part of the fun. Thanks for the realistic perspective – I'll temper my Indiana Jones fantasies for my next visit. A good camera's definitely a must though!

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