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This book uses more than 100 precious private collections from Japanese-occupied Hong Kong, including rent bills, electricity bills, water bills, land tax bills, property tax bills, vault receipts, dividend bills, horse racing tickets, horse tags, tram tickets, bus tickets, ferry tickets, postcards, general stamps, newspaper advertisements, etc., And supplemented by appropriate text explanations, hoping to give readers a deep understanding of the citizens' lives of "three years and eight months", so as to remember this difficult time that the older generation of Hong Kong people will never forget.

This book uses historical documents, such as historical archives, newspapers and periodicals from the Japanese colonial period, oral history interviews, autobiographical notes, and other relevant materials to conduct an in-depth study of Hong Kong's sports activities, food culture, erotic undertakings, cultural activities, and related laws and regulations during the Japanese colonial period. The light and shadow of the world, the carvings of memory, perhaps all the above can present the true image of the occupied period in front of readers in a more three-dimensional way, filling in the gaps in the history of Hong Kong's occupied period.