The front depicts the Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong, designed by architect I.M. Pei and located at 1 Garden Road, is an iconic skyscraper 367.4 meters high with 72 floors. Completed in 1989, it was the tallest building in Asia at the time. Its unique design, inspired by bamboo shoots, symbolizes growth and prosperity, using a geometric triangle structure to maximize stability. Housing the head office of the Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited and other offices, the tower has a summit garden offering panoramic views.
The reverse shows Repulse Bay, located on the southern coast of Hong Kong, is a popular beach known for its fine sand and clear waters. Probably named after the Royal Navy's HMS Repulse or a battle against pirates in the 19th century, this bay offers many attractions like a large Guanyin statue, a promenade with restaurants and shops, and well-maintained facilities. It is ideal for water activities and hiking, and hosts various summer events. Easily accessible from downtown, Repulse Bay is popular for its cleanliness and environmental conservation efforts.
