Every street has a story, but some alleys hold more than their share of memories. Kwai Chai Hong was once a neglected back lane, known for its shadows and decline, yet also remembered by many as a place of everyday life in Chinatown. Through careful restoration, it has become both a canvas for heritage storytelling and a gathering place for the community. We revisit its past and present with co-founder Zeen Chang, and explore how festivals like Mid-Autumn breathe new life into the city’s oldest corners.

Image Credit: Kwai Chai Hong

Produced by: Juliet Jacobs

Presented by: Susan Tam

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Categories:  History/Heritage

Tags:  Kwai Chai Hong,  chinatown,  mid-autumn festival,