Urban legend of Hong Kong International Convention and Exhibition Center

In Hong Kong, there are urban legends and geomantic omen that the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center looks like a turtle. Turtles swim to Victoria Harbour, which means that local games in Hong Kong have declined since then.

The original intention of building this international convention and exhibition center is to set off this landmark square, which is called one of Hong Kong's geomantic treasures by geomantic metaphysics scholars. Generally speaking, the geography of Hong Kong can be divided into four parts. Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, New Territories and other islands are combined. Hong Kong Island is the economic and political center of Hong Kong. The beautiful buildings we usually see in Hong Kong are all built in the north of Hong Kong Island. Including the seat of the Hong Kong government, the troops stationed in Hong Kong, the China Bank of Hong Kong, the Central Building and so on.

Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

The most famous place here is the beautiful Victoria Bay. Whenever night falls, the towering tall buildings and flashing colorful neon lights on the shore are reflected on the water, rippling like dreams and becoming one of the most prosperous and beautiful night scenes in Hong Kong. Hong Kong International Convention and Exhibition Center is located on Hong Kong Island, a place called Wan Chai, next to the bustling business districts of Causeway Bay and Central. It is also one of the key shopping blocks with neon lights and crowds.