Welcome to Lily Wunders!
Join me as I share personal stories, tips, guides, and photography on this travelogue. This blog is so many things all at once: a love letter to my family, an ode to my lifelong devotion to food, a chronicle of a photography student’s journey, an intensely personal diary – and a total labor of love. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I’ve enjoyed crafting it!
I write about Asian diasporic identity, living in Hong Kong, and about my adventures while traipsing around the world. Stick around – you won’t regret it!
Latest Posts
Catch up on my latest posts below! I only show the latest 9 at a time. Check out what my most popular posts have been recently on “Trending”, or peep my Archive for the full list.
The COVID Chronicles: I Used to Think I Hated Yoga. Until I Didn’t.
I’m not always open to trying new things. I’m only competitive when I know I can win. I think it has to do with being a naturally smart or talented…
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Hong Kong Neighborhood Spotlight: Sai Ying Pun Food – the Local Edition
Searching for local food in Hong Kong as a non-Chinese speaker is overwhelming. The vast majority of online reviews being written on Anglophonic platforms like Yelp (which has been described…
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I Didn’t Go to the Gym For Two Months. Nothing Bad Happened to Me or My Body.
It’s Day 124 since the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Hong Kong. And maybe week 15 (or is it 19?) for generalized panic-buying mayhem, mindless scrolling through TikTok…
I Didn’t Go to the Gym For Two Months. Nothing Bad Happened to Me or My Body.Read More
Dragon’s Back Hike: A Great Introduction to the Hiking Trails of Hong Kong
I am not what you would call a naturally active person. When I was eleven years old, my well-intentioned mother got me a membership to not only the local YMCA,…
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Why the 2-Hour Journey to Tap Mun Island (Grass Island) in Hong Kong Is Totally Worth it
It’s the end of April here in Hong Kong. The weather is now decidedly sunnier – balmy breezes intersperse with damp air and gently cool nights. People laugh in small…
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25 Must-Try Foods in Hong Kong For the Ultimate Local Eating Experience
I want to talk about the must-try foods in Hong Kong, mostly because food is one of the few things that I am thinking about nonstop, and Hong Kong…
25 Must-Try Foods in Hong Kong For the Ultimate Local Eating ExperienceRead More
Living in Hong Kong During the Coronavirus COVID-19, and the Significance of Wearing a Mask in Asia
Disclaimer: I am so comparatively ignorant about this subject in comparison to the absolute avalanche of information there is out there on the coronavirus. Please take this post for what…
ABC in Hong Kong: A Chinese American Story of Language, Loss, and Home
For as long as I can remember, the Asian-American identity had existed in various forms before I’d even known that being an ABC (American-born Chinese) was a thing. It was…
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Day Trip to Lamma Island: The Perfect Way to Relax When Visiting Hong Kong
When I’m not traveling (which, contrary to what my Instagram says, is very, very, often), I like to be in bed. Although I am the proud owner of a white…
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