Not just an ordinary cup': the mystery of the takeaway paper tea cup design that became a symbol of Hong Kong
If you order takeaway milk tea in Hong Kong, you will probably get it in the ubiquitous ‘wheat pattern’ paper cup. The design has inspired artists and homesick Hongkongers, but where did it originate?
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