Court of Final Appeal

The photo can definitely go to this 👍👍👍~ There are many levels to be shadowed. Zhong Youzhibin is absolutely shadowed to the nearby Zhong have a good shopping mall. It is definitely not like Hong Kong, full of mystery. 🥰🙈🙈

This Legislative Council building is located next to Queen's Statue Square, near Central Station. Many tvb films have been taken here, such as "Blind Man". This time I came to punch in. Feel the majesty of the Court of Final Appeal and the surrounding environment is very quiet. Very suitable for taking pictures and sitting around. The whole building is European style and has many Roman columns.

This is the building with a high mirroring rate of TVB Law and Administration dramas. When I saw it, I returned to the Law and Administration dramas. Especially recently, I just watched the "Law and Administration Strongman". It appeared in the film. The sculpture on the roof also made people feel a kind of solemnity and solemnity. It will make people unconsciously believe that legal trials are fair and just, and can bring hope to the world.

The Court of Final Appeal is the final appellate court within the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region court system. Furthermore, the Court of Final Appeal plays an important role in the development of the common law in Hong Kong. The Court of Final Appeal was established on the 1 July 1997, the date of entry into force of the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal Ordinance (Cap. 484). After 30 June 1997, the Court of Final Appeal replaced the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in London as the highest court of appeal in Hong Kong.

The Court of Final Appeal is located next to the Queen's Statue Square, in the commercial buildings of Central, you can see the British architectural style of the tree!

Located near the Queen's Statue Square, European architectural style, many TV dramas have been filmed here.

The predecessor is the French missionary building. The location of TVB's many lawyer-themed TV drama works may be the pre-conceived relationship of TV dramas. It really has a sense of majesty. Exit J of Admiralty Station on the Tsuen Wan Line is just right. Going to the Bank of China Building, there is a ding tram.