VOICED: HK trams: out of date but not out of fashion

The video explores Eric Lee's fondness for Hong Kong's iconic trams, which he has cherished since childhood. Despite lacking modern amenities like air conditioning, these trams remain a beloved and affordable mode of transport. The video highlights the historical significance of the tram network, which dates back to 1904, and its role as a cultural heritage in Hong Kong. The enduring popularity of these 'Ding Ding' cars suggests they will continue to be enjoyed by future generations.

What is unique about the tram network that Eric Lee prefers?

• It is the fastest mode of transport.

• It is the most expensive mode of transport.

• It has air conditioning.

• It is a century-old electric network.

How did Eric's mother help him stop crying when he was young?

• By reading him a story.

• By giving him a toy tram.

• By taking him to the tram stop.

• By buying him ice cream.

What has replaced paper tickets in the tram network?

• Mobile apps

• Credit cards

• Cash or prepaid cards

• Tokens

Approximately how many people use the tram network daily?

• Half a million

• A quarter of a million

• Three hundred thousand

• One million

What is the significance of the tram network in Hong Kong?

• It is the newest mode of transport.

• It is the smallest fleet in the world.

• It is a part of Hong Kong's heritage.

• It is the fastest growing network.