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Hong Kong’s Last Squatter Cafe
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Po Fook Cafe is one of the few remaining stores in Ngau Chi Wan, having served its residents cheap and hearty breakfasts for over 50 years. The owner, Chou Chiu-soon, is sad to see it go but also acknowledges the changes that have happened around his neighborhood.
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Producer: Andersen Xia
Script: Weiyu Qian
Narration: Gavin Huang
Editor: Nicholas Ko
Mastering: Joel Roche
Music: Audio Network
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