[Free Travel in Hong Kong] How to enjoy a 4-day and 3-night trip to Hong Kong, a comprehensive guide to itinerary planning!
Contents
- Trip Planner
- Hong Kong Trip Planning Overview
- Hong Kong Day 1
- Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple
- Sham Shui Po
- Mong Kok
- Yau Ma Tei Police Station
- Chungking Mansions
- Victoria Harbour
- Hong Kong Day 2
- Hong Kong Disneyland
- Hong Kong Day 3
- Causeway Bay
- Central
- The Peak
- Hong Kong Day 4
- Hong Kong Palace Museum
- Hong Kong Space Museum
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This guide has carefully planned a perfect trip to Hong Kong for 4 days and 3 nights for you. Covers local specialty attractions, authentic cuisine and popular shopping areas. Whether it's an in-depth exploration of history and culture or a fashion check-in in the modern city, this guide can meet your needs. Come and start your exciting trip to Hong Kong!
Draw divinations at Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple, shop for second-hand items in Sham Shui Po, recall Hong Kong movies at Chungking Mansions, and enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbour with a Disney fireworks show.
Eat cart noodles in Causeway Bay, take the cable car to the top of Central, admire treasures in the Forbidden City, and simulate a rocket launch at the Space Museum.
| Date | Journey |
| Day 1 | Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple->Sham Shui Po->Mong Kok->Yau Ma Tei Police Station->Chungking Mansions->Victoria Harbour |
| Day 2 | Hong Kong Disneyland |
| Day 3 | Causeway Bay->Central->The Peak |
| Day 4 | Hong Kong Palace Museum->Hong Kong Space Museum |
Wong Tai Sin Temple, also known as Sik Sik Yuen, is one of the famous temples in Hong Kong and was built in 1921. The main deity enshrined here is Huang Chuping, a Taoist immortal from the Eastern Jin Dynasty. In addition, the temple also enshrines Confucius and Guanyin of Confucianism and Buddhism. It is unique that one temple contains three religions. Wong Tai Sin Temple includes the main hall - the Great Hall, the Three Saints Hall, the Congxin Garden, a small garden, etc. The Nine Dragon Wall inside is modeled after the Nine Dragon Wall in the Forbidden City in Beijing and is very exquisite. This is also a temple where Taoist weddings can be held.
Address: 2 Chuk Yuen Village, Chuk Yuen, Hong Kong
Transportation: Take the MTR Kwun Tong Line and get off at Wong Tai Sin Station.
Opening hours: 7:30-16:30
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| The Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong is a must-visit place of prayer when visiting Hong Kong. I took the subway from Tsim Sha Tsui to Wong Tai Sin Station. When I got out of the subway, I met an older staff member. I asked him how to get to Wong Tai Sin and he kindly gave me directions. There are many tour groups gathering at the gate, and no tickets are required. Following the signs, I found that the Wong Tai Sin Temple is not very big. Many devout pilgrims draw lots and pray for blessings. The lots are free to draw, but the interpretation is more expensive. If you don’t want to spend too much money, you can go online to have the lot interpreted. |
Sham Shui Po is located in the northwest of Kowloon Peninsula in Hong Kong and is an area where industry and commerce were concentrated in the early days of Hong Kong. Tourists who come here will go to Apliu Street for a stroll. The old electrical appliance shops, antique shops and flea markets here often allow tourists to find satisfactory products. Although the scenic area is no longer as prosperous as before, industries such as textile and garment manufacturing, clothing, and non-staple food wholesale and retail are very developed, and the ancient streets are still bustling.
Address: Hong Kong
Opening hours: 24 hours a day, all year round
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| It is crowded at night. There are many electronic stores. Nice place for a walk. |
Mong Kok is located in the Yau Tsim Mong District, which is an early developed area in Kowloon. Together with Yau Ma Tei and Tsim Sha Tsui, it is also known as the Yau Tsim Mong District, forming the core area of the Kowloon Peninsula. This is one of the most densely populated areas in the world, and Nathan Road in the middle is extremely lively, with a concentration of shopping malls on one side and residential areas on the other. There are many distinctive blocks in Mong Kok, such as Goldfish Street, Bird Street, Sneakers Street, Ladies Street, Gun Street, Flower Street, and Electrical Appliance Street.
Address: Kowloon, Hong Kong
Opening hours: 24 hours a day, all year round
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| Mong Kok is a disappeared cape located in the western part of Kowloon, Hong Kong. It was formerly known as Cape Mong Kok. It is located in the northern part of Yau Tsim Mong District and is one of Hong Kong's famous tourist and shopping areas. Mong Kok is home to many old and new buildings; the ground floors of old residential buildings are mostly shops or restaurants. Taking Nathan Road as the boundary, shopping centers are concentrated in the east, while traditional livelihood activities are mainly concentrated in the west. Mong Kok was formerly known as Mang Kok. In ancient times, this place was overgrown with miscanthus and the terrain looked like an ox horn extending into the sea, so it was called Mang Kok Tsui. The nearby village was named Mang Kok Village. Mang Kok Village is mainly inhabited by Hakka villagers. Mong Kok Village was located near today's Bute Street, Tung Choi Street, Sai Yeung Choi Street and Fa Yuen Street, with its back against a small hill. The villagers made a living by growing vegetables (mainly watercress and water spinach), growing flowers, and raising pigs and chickens. Since 1860, when Mong Kok was ceded to Britain along with the Kowloon Peninsula, villagers began to transport the flowers, vegetables and livestock they grew to Hong Kong Island for sale. As they mostly took the Tanka people's boats to cross the sea, and the Tanka people at that time called "Mong" "Wang", the British called Mong Kok according to the Tanka people's accent. Around the early 1880s, Cape Lookout replaced Cape Mang as the place name. The government began using the term Mong Kok as a place name in the 1887 Gazette. |
Yau Ma Tei Police Station is located at the junction of Canton Road and Public Street in Kowloon, Hong Kong. This Edwardian building has an off-white exterior wall with dark blue railings, arched glass windows and spiral staircases, forming a landmark landscape. As one of the oldest existing police station buildings in Hong Kong, the three-story main building is no longer in use, but the annex building on the west side still retains the function of a reporting center. The unique colonial-style arcades and cast-iron lampposts of the building complex have become a classic filming location for Hong Kong film and television works such as "Infernal Affairs".
Visitors can enjoy the entire building along Canton Road. The cast iron doorplate and granite steps at the main entrance are suitable for taking nostalgic photos. The arched corridor under the warm yellow light in the evening is particularly atmospheric. The police station is about a 5-minute walk from the MTR Yau Ma Tei Station. It is adjacent to the Temple Street Night Market and it is recommended to combine a visit with the night market experience. Please note that the interior of the main building is not open to the public, and please do not interfere with police work when filming at night.
Address: 3 Yau Cheung Road, Yau Ma Tei, Hong Kong
Opening hours: 24 hours a day, all year round
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| Yau Ma Tei Police Station is an iconic historical building in Hong Kong and a popular check-in destination for Hong Kong drama fans. This Edwardian building is not only famous for its gorgeous design that highlights the authority of the police force, but is also famous for its appearance in more than 90% of police and gangster films. Although it is no longer used as a police station, it is still a reporting center where you can visit and take photos outside and experience the unique Hong Kong flavor. The blue-gray exterior and traditional columned porch of the police station make people feel as if they have traveled back in time to those classic Hong Kong movie scenes. |
Chungking Mansions is a complex of five connected buildings located in Tsim Sha Tsui. It enjoys a prime location with densely populated cheap hotels, shops, restaurants and other service industries where a wide variety of goods can be purchased. It is also a place that reflects the multicultural characteristics of Hong Kong. The reason why Chungking Mansions is so familiar to us is because of Wong Kar-wai's "Chungking Express". People come here to experience the entanglements and confusions of urban people as portrayed in the movie.
Address: Chungking Mansions, 36-44 Nathan Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Opening hours: 24 hours a day, all year round
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| There are many restaurants in the Chongqing Building. Paul's kitchen is very good. The dishes are exquisitely presented, and the suckling pig and pineapple pudding are delicious. However, once you enter the building, many overly enthusiastic Indians will surround you and try to pull you into their stores, which can be a bit scary. |
• The charming sea view and night view make it a must-see for tourists visiting Hong Kong
• Take a cruise to enjoy the Victoria Harbour from a different perspective
• You can also enjoy the large-scale light and music show in the beautiful night view
△ After dark, the lights of thousands of houses shine brightly, and the night view of Victoria Harbour is ranked among the "three major night views in the world" along with Hakodate and Naples.
△ The large-scale light show "A Symphony of Lights" performed at 8 o'clock every night in Victoria Harbour is worth looking forward to. More than 40 buildings emit colorful and vibrant lights in coordination with rhythmic music, which is dazzling.
△ On the eve of New Year’s Day and the second night of the Lunar New Year, a grand fireworks display is held on Victoria Harbour. High-rise buildings on both sides of the strait will also participate in the display, making the night sky particularly dazzling. In recent years, it has attracted hundreds of thousands of people from Hong Kong and the Mainland to gather on both sides of Victoria Harbour to celebrate the arrival of the new year.
Address: The bay between Kowloon Peninsula and Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
Transportation: Subway: Take the subway and get off at Tsim Sha Tsui Station.
Opening hours: 24 hours a day, all year round
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| Take a night cruise on Victoria Harbour to experience the prosperity of Hong Kong. The light show is beautiful. It would be even more beautiful if there were more lights and more changes. The cruise ship has a suitable speed and provides snacks, drinks and other food. The cruise ship will change angles to take care of tourists on both sides. |
Frozen World
Officially opened at Hong Kong Disneyland
"For the First Time in Forever", guests can immerse themselves in the magnificent world of the movie "Frozen", where familiar movie scenes become the scenery before your eyes!
Frozen World - Experience the Wonderland LET IT GO!
The long-awaited guests can finally visit the Kingdom of Adel. In addition to boarding a small wooden boat to explore the magical snow journey and embarking on a thrilling journey on the snow ridge sled, they can also go to the forest world to play and interact with Anna and Elsa. Don’t miss out on tasting traditional dishes and collecting cultural souvenirs. Let you immerse yourself in the wonderful experience from morning to night!
Castle show lights up the night sky
The multimedia nighttime castle show - "Disney Star Dream Light Journey" lights up the night sky. The 20-minute multimedia light and shadow show uses classic Disney stories and newly-arranged classic music to lead guests on a soul-touching journey of life.
Fantastic Dream Castle
The magical Dream Castle, which symbolizes courage, hope and endless possibilities, is the new landmark of Hong Kong Disneyland. The castle design is inspired by 13 stories about classic Disney princesses and queens, symbolizing everyone's determination to never give up pursuing their dreams.
Duffy and his friends go on a cute trip.
Duffy and his friends put on colorful festival costumes and spend a time full of laughter with you, touching the grass, smelling the flowers, jumping around, and having fun wherever you go! Because in the world of Duffy and his friends, everyone can be their innocent selves and play to their heart's content!
A MARVEL themed experience not to be missed
If you love Marvel, come and board "Iron Man Flight" and "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Strike Back!" to join forces with superheroes and fight against evil forces together!
Enjoy shopping and dining
The resort’s unique Disney-styled delicacies are full of fantastic ideas and are a feast for the eyes and the taste buds, leaving you with an endless aftertaste. In addition, you can also bring back the many different series of exquisite items in the theme park’s stores to continue the magic!
Continue the wonderful journey
Whether you are spending the holidays with your family, celebrating with your loved ones, or having a happy gathering with your best friends, staying at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, the three hotels have different themes, but they are all equally magical, extending the magical experience of the park indefinitely and making your wonderful journey complete.
For Disney designs, logos and products: ©Disney ©2024 MARVEL
Source: Hong Kong Disneyland official website
Address: Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, Lantau Island, Hong Kong
Transportation: Subway: Take the MTR Tung Chung Line or Airport Express to Sunny Bay Station and transfer to the MTR Disneyland Express.
Opening hours: 10:30-20:30
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| Every boring adult should visit Disney and find their childhood self in the last 20 minutes of the light show. The park is not big, suitable for taking children to check in; we entered the park at around 1 pm and also played several popular projects. |
Causeway Bay is the main commercial and entertainment center in the area. There are many large department stores and shopping malls here, including: Sogo, Times Square, Lee Theatre Plaza and World Trade Center. Causeway Bay shopping district is a very lively retail commercial area. Causeway Bay originally referred to the bay and its eastern coast which is now Victoria Park. It was named because the coastline there resembles a causeway. The former coastline is located at today's Causeway Bay Road. Causeway Bay was formerly known as Salt Ship Bay. In the 18th century, the Dai family built the "Salt Ship Bay Red Incense Burner Temple" on the east coast of the bay, which is today's Causeway Bay Tin Hau Temple.
Address: Hong Kong
Opening hours: 24 hours a day, all year round
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| Causeway Bay is located in Wan Chai District, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, and is the main commercial and entertainment venue in Hong Kong, China. There are many large department stores and shopping malls in the area, including: Sogo Department Store, Times Square, Lee Theatre Plaza and World Trade Center. The Causeway Bay shopping district is also the most expensive area in the world for rent. Causeway Bay (formerly known as East Point) is located west of the central north shore of Hong Kong Island and is the main commercial and entertainment venues in Hong Kong. There are many duplicate place names of Causeway Bay in Hong Kong, but most of them refer to Causeway Bay located on Hong Kong Island; another Causeway Bay (English: Tung Lo Wan) is located in Shatin, New Territories. Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island is located east of Wan Chai and west of North Point, spanning the Wan Chai District and the Eastern District: from the Tsing Fung Street Flyover in the east to the Canal Road Flyover (Goose Neck Bridge) in the west. Among them, the Hong Kong Cross-Harbour Tunnel, Victoria Park, MTR Tin Hau Station, Jardine Noonday Gun, Queen's College and Hong Kong Central Library are located in the Eastern District of Causeway Bay (Tin Hau or the end of Causeway Bay). Causeway Bay originally referred to the bay and its eastern shore which is now Victoria Park. It got its name because the coastline there resembles a gong. The former coastline was located on Causeway Bay Road. Causeway Bay was formerly known as Salt Ship Bay. In the 18th century, the Dai family built the "Salt Ship Bay Red Incense Burner Temple" on the east coast of the bay, which is the Causeway Bay Tin Hau Temple. The location now generally known as Causeway Bay was originally called East Cape, meaning a cape to the east of Victoria City. East Point is located approximately between the current Victoria Park and Percival Street, near East Point Road. In the mid-19th century, Causeway Bay was the headquarters of the British company Jardine Matheson. At that time, Jardine Matheson had a warehouse in East Point and a sugar factory near present-day Sugar Street, which is the former site of the Hong Kong Mint. At the end of the 19th century, as it was inconvenient to travel between the east and west of Hong Kong Island, one had to take a detour or take a boat through Causeway Bay, so a seawall connecting the bay was built, which is today's Causeway Road. This is also the origin of Causeway Bay’s English name, “Causeway Bay”. In the 1950s, a large-scale reclamation project was carried out in Causeway Bay to fill in the bay. Part of the land was used to build traffic arteries, and part of it became today's Victoria Park. Kellett Island was also connected to the mainland from then on. In 1960, Japanese department store Daimaru opened on Great George Street in Causeway Bay. With the construction of the first cross-harbour tunnel, its Hong Kong Island exit was located in Causeway Bay. As a result, many Japanese department stores opened in Causeway Bay, making Causeway Bay a major shopping center on Hong Kong Island. Due to the opening of the Eastern Harbour Tunnel, Causeway Bay also became a major window to East Kowloon and New Territories East. During its heyday in the mid-1980s, there were four Japanese department stores in Causeway Bay: Daimaru, Matsuzakaya, Mitsukoshi and Sogo. Entering the 1990s, Japanese department stores either closed down or changed hands and were replaced by shopping malls. The original Hong Kong Tramway depot in Causeway Bay was rebuilt into Times Square; the Lee Theatre on Percival Street was demolished in 1992 as the Causeway Bay Magistracy, an ancient building with a strong colonial flavor. |
Central is located in the Central and Western District of Hong Kong. It is the political and commercial center of Hong Kong. Many banks, multinational financial institutions and foreign consulates are located here. The Hong Kong government headquarters, the Legislative Council Building, and the former Governor's House (now known as Government House) are also located here. The landscape of Central is a mixture of colonial buildings and modern high-tech buildings. Old buildings such as the Legislative Council Building and modern buildings such as the Bank of China Tower and the IFC International Financial Center have become Hong Kong landmarks, forming a beautiful and spectacular urban landscape of Hong Kong Island.
Address: Central and Western District, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Transportation: Take the Island Line or Tsuen Wan Line and get off at Central Station.
Opening hours: 24 hours a day, all year round
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| Lots of shopping, food and fun. Stroll through the park, the promenade or catch one of the many ferries. |
Details of the Miniature Art Exhibition "A Closer Look at Hong Kong" - 25 April to 23 June 2025 (10am – 9pm daily)
Happy Miniature Art Society, which has always taken it as its mission to promote Hong Kong to the world with its ingenious hands, has received support from the Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) under the Local Characteristic Tourism Activities Pilot Scheme (the "Pilot Scheme") this year, as well as sponsorship from The Peak Company Limited and several public and private organizations, to hold the "A Closer Look at Hong Kong" Miniature Art Exhibition at The Peak on Victoria Peak from April 25 to June 23, 2025. A total of 24 miniature artworks with themes of Hong Kong's landmarks, customs and life characteristics are exhibited this time, with 7 new works in particular attracting attention, including the highly anticipated "Kai Tak Main Stadium" , "Kowloon Walled City" that combines movies and historical facts, "Temple Street Nightlife " with a sea of lights and delicious food , "Ngong Ping 360" with a magnificent view of Lantau Island , "Horse King Contest" that allows you to experience five generations of horse kings rushing to the finish line across time and space , "A Corner of Goldfish Street" that challenges the limits of craftsmanship, and "Sai Wan Pier" that showcases the epic appearance of Hong Kong's entrepot .
The Peak on Hong Kong Island is the highest point on Hong Kong Island. With its wide view, one can overlook Lantau Island and the panoramic view of Hong Kong, as well as the stacked skyscrapers and the night view of Victoria Harbour. Combined with the Peak Tower Observation Deck and the Peak Tram, it has become an important tourist attraction in Hong Kong and one of Hong Kong's iconic attractions.
△ Taking the Peak Tram is a great way to get to know Hong Kong. Every year, millions of visitors enjoy the city and natural scenery from a spectacular perspective.
△ Sky Terrace 428 at the Peak is Hong Kong's 360-degree observation deck, providing you with a dazzling visual experience during the day, at dusk or at night, allowing you to fully enjoy the city's scenery and unique charm.
△ The Fun Time Photo Gallery is located on the 2nd floor of the Lingxiao Tower on the top of the mountain. It exhibits 22 carefully designed theme scenes, introduces studio-style professional lighting and a variety of elements, allowing you to experience a large-scale selfie experience gallery in the form of selfies.
△ Madame Tussauds Hong Kong houses over a hundred wax figures of celebrities from around the world and also offers multi-sensory displays, including the first augmented reality holographic experience of Hong Kong's popular singer-songwriter Jackson Wang.
△ Monopoly Dream World is located at the Peak in Hong Kong. It presents the classic elements of table games in three dimensions, allowing everyone to become a Monopoly. Welcome to Dream World.
Address: The Peak, Peak Road, Central, Hong Kong Island
Opening hours: 24 hours a day, all year round
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| A classic tourist attraction in Hong Kong, I find it great every time I go there, and the facilities are getting better and better. The family was at the top of the mountain looking at the scenery and I told them stories about Hong Kong. The children had a lot of fun. |
Founded in 1925, the Palace Museum is a large comprehensive museum built on the basis of the Forbidden City and its collections of the Ming and Qing dynasties. It is also the largest and most intact ancient palace complex in the world, with a collection of more than 1.86 million pieces of cultural relics.
When you enter the Forbidden City, you can see exquisite patterns everywhere, whether on the eaves, walls, doors and windows of the palace buildings, or in the furniture, utensils and clothing displayed in the exhibition halls. Chinese people use patterns of various forms and rich meanings to decorate their daily lives, reflecting their love and respect for nature and life, bringing together the essence of traditional craftsmanship, and interpreting their persistent pursuit of beautiful things. The patterns carry the Chinese people's inherited aesthetic taste and cultural spirit, and continue to influence people's lives today.
This exhibition is themed "Pattern of the Forbidden City". By extracting patterns from palace architecture, ceramics, and embroidery, and combining them with innovative digital technology, it presents the cultural connotations behind the patterns. Let us explore the diversity and wonder of the Forbidden City patterns in the digital world and feel the endless charm of China's excellent traditional culture.
The exhibition is co-organized by the Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Palace Museum, and sponsored by the Institute of Public Welfare and Charity.
△ Qiu Ying (c. 1494–1552) Lanting, mid-16th century, painted on gold paper, fan © The Palace Museum
Address: 8 Museum Road, West Kowloon Cultural District, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 (no admission after 17:00)
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| The Hong Kong Palace Museum is super fun. I took the bus to the station and then took the escalator to see a large platform where I could take photos and look at the sea. After entering, the service staff of the Palace Museum will instruct you to enter the venue. When I went there, Hall 7 was closed, but the other halls were also a feast for the eyes. |
The Hong Kong Space Museum is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon Peninsula, close to Victoria Harbour. Its unique egg-shaped design is very eye-catching. The Stanley Ho Planetarium in the museum can play ultra-high-definition animations and movies on a full-dome screen. Visitors can see the stunning starry sky projected by the planetarium projector on the screen, including more than 8,000 stars including the sun, the moon, and the five major planets: Mercury, Venus, Mercury, Fire, and Saturn. You can also use the headphones in the planetarium to listen to the explanations in Cantonese, English, Mandarin or Japanese. There are 9 exhibition areas in the Space Science Exhibition Hall, which introduce ancient astronomy and modern astronomy, as well as displays of the history of rocket development, artificial satellites and space stations.
Address: Hong Kong Space Museum, 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Transportation: Take the MTR and get off at East Tsim Sha Tsui Station.
Opening hours: 13:00-21:00
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| 🪐 Hong Kong Space Museum (Quick Guide) 📍 10 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong 🕒 Mon, Wed-Fri: 1pm-9pm | Sat-Sun: 10am-9pm | Closed on Tues 🎟️ HKD10 (exhibition), HKD24-32 (theatre), Free on Wednesdays 🚇 Tsim Sha Tsui Station Exit E 🍽️ Nearby: Imasa, Morton's, Jade Garden #HKSpaceMuseum #TsimShaTsui #SpaceFun Fun and educational exhibitions for all ages 🧑🚀. The planetarium show is a must see 🎥 🌌. Excellent location, close to Victoria Harbour 🚶♂️. Perfect for families, science enthusiasts and tourists! 💫 #SpaceAdventure #FamilyFunHK #AstronomyEnthusiasts |
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