Hong Kong 97 Magazine Work -

"We need a cover that says 'Goodbye' without sounding like a funeral, and 'Hello' without sounding like a press release from Beijing," barked Elias Thorne, the Editor-in-Chief. He was a man who had spent thirty years in the city and still couldn't use chopsticks, yet he loved Hong Kong with a desperate, colonist’s fervor.

Kurosawa aimed to create the ultimate "shitty game" ( kusoge ), a term popularized by Japanese gaming magazines to describe titles so bad they became cult classics. hong kong 97 magazine work

: China launched magazines like Bauhinia to gain influence over the local narrative. "We need a cover that says 'Goodbye' without