(Camera: Sony A55) At the very mention of Hong Kong's brand names, most locals will very likely give a big head shake of ignorance. Not that Hong Kong doesn't have any good brand names representative of the city, it is just that the focus on building something long-standing in the community had not been quite there until the British handed over Hong Kong to China. Under the British reign, Hong Kong was known as a "borrowed place living on borrowed time". It was a place for making quick money within a limited time and anything in the way of this goal should and would be bulldozed, including lots of historical buildings to make way for luxury residential developments. Hong Kong was represented by money, not history or anything long-standing. Then the Asian financial crisis swept the property value and the money-making opportunities off the place so extensively that, all of a sudden, people began to find value in history and became increasingly aware ...