Hong Kong Skyscrapers – Feel the Energy in the Dense Skyline

#May Travel Support Fund Hong Kong's skyscrapers themselves are the landscape and identity of the city. It's so true that it's said to be the city with the highest density of skyscrapers in the world, and wherever you go, the sky-piercing buildings fill your view. The height of each building is impressive, but the vertical forest is so densely packed that it gives an overwhelming feeling overall. The light reflecting off the exterior walls of the buildings, the buildings that look similar yet different, and the mix of old apartments and modern skyscrapers show the complexity and vitality of the city. The night view from Victoria Peak or Tsim Sha Tsui Beach Promenade is especially spectacular. When the lights of the buildings reflect and sway in the sea, the city feels like a living, breathing organism. The sky is narrow, the streets are busy, and the space is dense, but in such a dense city structure, energy is felt. It was an experience that allowed me to feel anew that a landscape created by man-made structures can be so powerful, beyond a simple landscape. Hong Kong itself is like a giant three-dimensional puzzle, and it is a city that anyone interested in architecture and urban aesthetics must visit at least once to see and experience for themselves.