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Forest bathing, or shinrin-yoku, is a form of ecotherapy that merges mindfulness practice with our natural environment. Emerging from Japan in the 1980s, it was embraced as an eco-antidote to burnout from a tech-boom.
Bauhinia x blakeana 洋紫荊 (also called the Hong Kong orchid 香港蘭) is the symbolic flower of Hong Kong, found on its flag, coat of arms, and coins. The flag and emblem were designed by late Harvard-educated architect Tao Ho to reflect the “status and characteristics” of Hong Kong and the spirit of ‘One Country, Two Systems.’
[TOUCH]
Forest bathing, or shinrin-yoku, is a form of ecotherapy that merges mindfulness practice with our natural environment. Emerging from Japan in the 1980s, it was embraced as an eco-antidote to burnout from a tech-boom.
Bauhinia x blakeana 洋紫荊 (also called the Hong Kong orchid 香港蘭) is the symbolic flower of Hong Kong, found on its flag, coat of arms, and coins. The flag and emblem were designed by late Harvard-educated architect Tao Ho to reflect the “status and characteristics” of Hong Kong and the spirit of ‘One Country, Two Systems.’