Fried Shrimp in Typhoon Shelter
by One meter sunshine 612
Favorite
Difficulty
Normal
Time
20m
Serving
2
What is "typhoon shelter"? Why is it popular all over the world?
From June to September every year, typhoons invade Hong Kong. In order to prevent ships entering and leaving Hong Kong from being attacked by typhoons, in 1862, the Hong Kong government built a harbor for ships to avoid typhoons in Victoria Harbour. In addition to 50 huge ships that can be berthed there, many small ships will also come here to avoid typhoons. There are 11 shelters in total, the largest being Causeway Bay, which is called Typhoon Shelter by the locals.
Since the 1960s, due to environmental pollution, fishermen living on the coast of Hong Kong have had difficulty catching fish in the waters near Hong Kong, and fishing alone has been unable to make a living. Fishermen who have used the sea as their home for generations are reluctant to leave the sea. In contrast, the prosperous Causeway Bay has gradually become the most prosperous consumer entertainment district in Hong Kong.
Some fishermen set their sights on Causeway Bay and began to sail to Causeway Bay, set up stoves, and used fisherman’s special cooking methods to sell specialties. For example: seafood, porridge, noodles, noodles, etc. The most famous ones are "Typhoon Tang Chili Fried Crab", "Typhoon Tang Fried Shrimp", "Typhoon Tang Fried Noodle" and so on.
When night falls, colorful fishing boats dock in groups on the shore, and people enjoy food and performances on the skating boats. A scene of singing and dancing, gradually forming a "water market". "
From June to September every year, typhoons invade Hong Kong. In order to prevent ships entering and leaving Hong Kong from being attacked by typhoons, in 1862, the Hong Kong government built a harbor for ships to avoid typhoons in Victoria Harbour. In addition to 50 huge ships that can be berthed there, many small ships will also come here to avoid typhoons. There are 11 shelters in total, the largest being Causeway Bay, which is called Typhoon Shelter by the locals.
Since the 1960s, due to environmental pollution, fishermen living on the coast of Hong Kong have had difficulty catching fish in the waters near Hong Kong, and fishing alone has been unable to make a living. Fishermen who have used the sea as their home for generations are reluctant to leave the sea. In contrast, the prosperous Causeway Bay has gradually become the most prosperous consumer entertainment district in Hong Kong.
Some fishermen set their sights on Causeway Bay and began to sail to Causeway Bay, set up stoves, and used fisherman’s special cooking methods to sell specialties. For example: seafood, porridge, noodles, noodles, etc. The most famous ones are "Typhoon Tang Chili Fried Crab", "Typhoon Tang Fried Shrimp", "Typhoon Tang Fried Noodle" and so on.
When night falls, colorful fishing boats dock in groups on the shore, and people enjoy food and performances on the skating boats. A scene of singing and dancing, gradually forming a "water market". "
