Sad! One of Hong Kong’s Last Hand-carved Mahjong Shops May Close for Good

Carving mahjong tiles by hand is a traditional craft only a few artisans in Hong Kong know how to do. Now, one of them is getting evicted from his space, putting the art in further peril. We spoke to him about the uncertainty that lies ahead. 0:00 When Biu Kee opened 0:52 Getting evicted 01:44 Why Cheung wants to stay 02:38 How to carve mahjong tiles by hand As you know, Goldthread's been publishing videos every week for the past four years. We really hope you've enjoyed our content and thanks to all of you who've followed us on our many adventure on-screen. Donations from you guys will go a long way to help us continue to invest time and effort to keep producing the high-quality videos you love. Please consider making a contribution to Goldthread via the “Thanks” button above! Thank you in advance! ❤️ Don’t miss our stories, what’s buzzing around the web, and bonus material. Sign up for the GT NEWSLETTER: Revisit our interview with Cheung in 2018: Carving Mahjong By Hand in Hong Kong    • Carving Mahjong By Hand in Hong Kong   If you liked this video, we have more stories about hand carved crafts: Tiniest, Most Vivid Details Carved Into 1-inch Olive Pits | Artisans E5    • Tiniest, Most Vivid Details Carved Into 1-...   Wood Carver Makes Artwork Come Alive | Artisans E1    • Wood Carver Makes Artwork Come Alive | Art...   Follow us on Instagram for behind-the-scenes moments:   / goldthread2   Stay updated on Twitter:   / goldthread2   Join the conversation on Facebook:   / goldthread2   Have story ideas? Send them to us at [email protected] Producer: Angie Hon Videographer: Will Hon, Nicholas Ko, Mario Chui Editor: Gavin Wong Mastering: César del Giudice #mahjong #craft #hongkong