VIDEO – The Ecology & Politics of Hong Kong’s Abandoned, Wild Island Outpost (Part 4) 9

Below is a video interview with Patrick Yeung, a marine biologist PhD candidate from the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Yeung speaks about the political and ecological concerns and history of Tung Ping Chau, HK’s most isolated semi-abandoned outpost.

• Part I: Photos – Sunrise on Hong Kong’s Furthest Flung & Wildest Island.
• Part II: Photos – The Abandoned Hamlets & Military Camp on HK’s ‘Jumanji Island’. 
• Part III: The Abandoned Military Base on HK’s Wild Outpost of Tung Ping Chau.

Shot on an Android phone. You may also enjoy Hong Wrong’s video interview with Mark Sung, the only resident of Kuk Po abandoned village, also in the Plover Cove region.

Exploring forgotten corners of HK where nature is winning…

• Abandoned TV studios near Sai Kung.
• Abandoned Villages in HK’s ‘Wild West’ (Fan Lau).
• Central’s Abandoned Prison and Police Station.
• Fung Hang Semi-Abandoned Village.
• HK’s Abandoned ‘Ghost Island’, Yim Tin Tsai.
• Kuk Po: Interview with the Only Villager.
• Kuk Po: More Shots from the Abandoned Village Outpost.
• Kuk Po: Photos from HK’s Borderzone Ghost Town.
• Ma Wan Abandoned Town Part 1.
• Ma Wan Abandoned Town Part 2.
• Shing Mun Redoubt, HK’s Secret WWII Tunnels.
• Tung Ping Chau: The Abandoned Hamlets of Hong Kong’s ‘Jumanji Island’.
• Tung Ping Chau: The Abandoned Military Base on HK’s Wild Outpost.
• Tung Ping Chau: Video discussing HK’s Abandoned, Wild Island Outpost.
• Wanchai’s Abandoned Police Station.

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