The death of Queen Elizabeth II can be described as the end of an era. That era included the rapid recovery of Hong Kong after the Second World War and the years when the Four Asian Tigers took off. On the one hand, he has visited Hong Kong twice and left a good impression, both far and near in the hearts of Hong Kong people.
In the past few days, citizens have come to the British Consulate General in Admiralty to lay flowers and fill in the condolence book. Today (12th) is the last day of the Mid-Autumn Festival long weekend. Outside the consulate, there is a sea of flowers everywhere. Then go to the Tea Ware Museum.
The consulate said the waiting time could be up to 3 hours, and reminded citizens to bring drinking water and wear appropriate clothing.
Photography: Xia Jialong
Photo editor: Su Weiran
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