Greeting Cards

The phoenix crown is a type of traditional headgear made of gold with inlay of pearls and gemstones. In ancient times, they were only worn by the princesses and noblewomen...

The Lantern Festival, also regarded as the Eastern Valentine's Day, falls on the 15th day of the first month of the lunar calendar. It is celebrated by hanging colourful lanterns...

A sampan is an old-fashioned wooden boat. The word 'sampan' translates to 'three planks' referring to the flat bottom plank plus the two planks joint at the hull sides. Although mostly replaced...

In ancient times, the Chinese scholar hat was awarded to the top scholar in an imperial examination. The recipient would then stand a chance to marry the princess and become...

The Door Gods were two historical admirals in the Tang Dynasty. Generals Qin and Wei were commanded to guard outside the King's bedroom to drive off evil spirits. Since then residents...

The Bird Garden or Bird Market in Mong Kok offers a glimpse into the traditional culture of keeping songbirds in the environs of a traditional Chinese garden. POSTalk presents some irresistible, unique greeting card...

Hong Kong is one of most important port cities in Asia. In earlier times, Chinese sailing junks, which were handmade using traditional Chinese ship making techniques, became an important transportation. Today, it is no...

Pottinger Street is a street in the heart of Central, Hong Kong. Easily recognised by the large stone slabs used as steps, the street is filled with tourists balancing themselves...

POSTalk presents some irresistible, unique greeting card ideas with this vivid pop-up collection. Now you can write, draw on and customise your cards any this way you like and incorporate...

The Wong Tai Sin Temple is where worshippers pray for good fortune through offerings. It claims to ‘make every wish come true upon request’ making it quite a popular place...

The Cheung Chau Bun Festival is a traditional Chinese festival on the island of Cheung Chau. The Festival, which draws tens of thousands of local and overseas tourists every year, is staged to...

Metal mailboxes are found in the older buildings in Hong Kong. They were usually randomly scattered throughout hallways so each box was painted and marked in distinctive colours to be easily identified by its...