CLEAN : New virus restrictions threaten Hong Kong's last true junk boat

The video discusses a historically significant boat, originally built in 1955, which served as a home for a fishing family. It highlights the boat's transformation into a moving museum, emphasizing the mission to preserve its history. The video also covers the boat's unique features, such as its Chinese junk style, and the rarity of such wooden boats in Hong Kong. Efforts to promote and raise awareness about the boat are also discussed.

How long has the boat been in existence?

What is the significance of the year 1955 in relation to the boat?

What does the term 'phishing bolt' refer to in the context of the boat?

Why is the duckling considered a moving museum?

What is the mission of the organization associated with the boat?

What challenges does the boat face in terms of its existence in Victoria Harbour?

How does the boat contribute to local awareness and history?