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OTHER
HOMEPAGES ( =
in HK) (  = weblog)
(
= homepage)
With an ever
increasing number of Hong Kong related pages, this site had become increasingly
complex. Therefore I have now created the following six categories: "Interns",
"Exchange,
MBA & PhD Students", "People from
Hong Kong", "Expats", "Travellers"
and "HK Weblog Directories". If you'd
like your page to be listed here as well let me
know.
Interns
| http://www.oleb.de/hongkong
(in German) |
| Ole
was an intern at BASF in Hong Kong in 2001 and like Jörg and
me he also lived in 75 Electric Road. His homepage is well structured
with many interesting categories and has a simple yet attractive corporate
design. Not updated. |
| http://de.geocities.com/b_schmidt79/ (in
German) |
| This
website was created by Barbara, my co-trainee and friend at German
Industry and Commerce. It contains a photo section about Hong Kong
and very soon information about her internship in Bangalore (India).
Sigh! |
| http://www.amuelder.info (in
English) |
| Andreas
was a trainee at Mercedes-Benz China Limited in 2003 / 2004. Unfortunately
he deleted his comprehensive Hong Kong logfiles. At least he has started
a new logfile. |
| http://marius.istkaputt.com/index.php?id=hongkong (in
German) |
| Marius's
webpage has a great design and is a good read. Don't forget to visit
his "supersampler" lomo section. Marius was in Hong Kong
in the first half of 2002, currently he is studying in Singapore. |
| http://www.digitalvoodoo.de/blog/
(in German) |
| Christian
was an intern at Fiducia in Hong Kong in 2003 and has created this
website about Hong Kong. It is probably one of the most prominent
as it was featured in the German women's magazine Brigitte. |
| http://www.tobias-in-hongkong.de (in
German) |
| Tobias,
who lived in Hong Kong in 1999 / 2000, is putting his emphasis on
information rather than his personal life. |
| http://jasmin.neuerordner.de/
(in German) |
| Jasmin
was in Hong Kong from March to August 2004. She has not published
anything there since she finished her internship. |
http://hkweblog.twoday.net/
(in German)
http://www.grieser.org/weblog (in
German) |
| I don't
know Eva, the author of the website, personally (although I somehow
managed to get on one of her photos). She completed several internships
in Hong Kong and now managed to get a permanent position. Since then,
however, she seems to have stopped posting on her website. |
Exchange,
MBA & PhD Students
| http://hongkong.neuerordner.de/
(in German) |
| Christian,
who studied at Hong Kong University in 2003, has created the aforementioned
weblog. Although he has already returned to Germany he is still updating
his weblog with HK related information on a very regular basis. |
| http://www.oberste-kleinbeck.com (in
English, sometimes German) |
| Sönke
studied a semester at the PolyU in 2003 and later was a trainee for
Kühne & Nagel in Hong Kong. His comprehensive webpage contains
a diary and many photos. |
| http://www.davidmetraux.com/hongkong.html (in
English) |
| David
is the first American who has managed to get onto this list. In 1999,
he spent a semester abroad at the City University of Hong Kong, followed
by an internship at Lovell White Durant, an international law firm.
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| http://www.pihs.de/hongkong/
(in German) |
| Florian
is participating in an MBA programme at Hong Kong University since
August 2003 and as such he is giving a very detailed insight into
his life as a student there. |
| http://flo.twoday.net/ (in
German) |
| Florian,
yet another Polytechnic University exchange student in 2003 / 2004,
has created this weblog. Not updated since he returned to Germany. |
| http://retrakker.antville.org
(in German, sometimes English) |
| Hartmut,
who is writing his thesis at Hong Kong University, is also keeping
a weblog. Not all entries are necessarily Hong Kong related. Frequently
updated. |
| http://www.danst0.com
(in
German) |
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"Erfahrungen aus aller Welt" is the title of Daniel's weblog
who is studying in Hong Kong from August to December 2004. |
| http://www.osterkamps.de/hongkong/ (in
German) |
| Daniel
is studying business at the ISM in Dortmund and will be staying in
Hong Kong in 2005 to pursue his studies there. Although he is not
there yet he has already started to post on his HK weblog. |
| http://www.stritzelberger.at/
(in English, German) |
| Robert
has arrived in Hong Kong at the end of August 2004 to study for four
months at the Hongkong University of Science and Technology. |
People from Hong Kong
| http://www.siutung.net/
(in English, German or Chinese) |
| Siu
Tung, a native of Hong Kong, has previously lived in Bonn and Berlin
for a while and is now living in Heidelberg. |
| http://www.ukjoe.com/
(in English, sometimes German) |
| Kwan,
the second native of Hong Kong listed here, is currently living and
working in Düsseldorf. It's interesting to read what's striking
to her there. |
Expats
| http://www.bigwhiteguy.com/ (in
English) |
| Big
White Guy is a Canadian expat living in Hong Kong, a writer by occupation,
and his weblog is almost an institution. Regularly updated. |
| http://katja.sv-city.de/
(in German) |
| Katja
just moved to Hong Kong with her husband and started her diary in
mid-September 2004. Has not been posting recently. |
| http://hongkong.blogs.com/hkblog/
(in German) |
| Christoph
was an intern in 2004 and will continue to stay in Hong Kong as he
was offered a job there. Updated on a regular basis. |
| http://www.gweilo.de/home.htm (in
German) |
| This
website is a group project of two German apprentices in Hong Kong.
They have obviously devoted a lot of time to portray "Asia's
World City", particularly its nightlife. |
Travellers
| http://www.roninarts.de/hk2k2/
(in German) |
| HK2K2
- a chinese new year story. Reports from Daniel and Marcel. I particularly
like their opening comment. |
HK Weblog Directories
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