The 1980s, a pivotal decade for Hong Kong pop culture, is explored through the lens of personal belongings and experiences. The author reflects on the vibrant cosmopolitan lifestyle that flourished amid significant historical events, marking this era as foundational for Hong Kong's future post-reversion to Mainland China. By delving into genres such as television, film, music, and fashion, the book highlights the unique characteristics of Hong Kong's cultural identity. It also addresses the need for new perspectives in light of recent changes, contributing to the field of Hong Kong Studies.
