VICE CITY STORIES
Peter Hui, star of the new biography King Hui: The Man Who Owned All the Opium in Hong Kong, was a playboy and casino operator. On top of this, he was an armed robber, triad associate, corrupt cop, kung fu fighter, political prisoner and spy. Find out about ‘King’ Hui’s accounts of the Japanese invasion and occupation of HK, the murder of Lee Hysan, the communist takeover of Guangzhou and many other important 20th century events in Jonathan Chamberlain’s “true story [that] reads like a novel. A cracking read” (HK personality David Tang Wing-cheung). We have 5 signed copies of the book up for anyone wanting to soak in this unique viewpoint of the Japanese occupation, just answer this question: Opium is processed chemically to produce another very well known and dangerous illegal drug – what is this drug called?

Courtesy of Blacksmith Books.

ALL DAY I DREAM ABOUT SPORT
As an official partner of the BeijingOlympics,adidas has designedavery cool and patriotic set of Olympic themed apparel. They’ve got three different lines: Essential Emblem, Mascot and Pictogram. We’ve got a handful of Pictogram pieces to hand out including 3 Pictogram tracksuit tops sized medium, large and large once more ($390) and 2 Pictogram long sleeve tees sized large and extra large ($230). If you might fit one of these, or just want to sport some national pride, answer this: In what town of which country is adidas’ main headquarters?
[When entering this competition, please state your size item preference.]

Courtesy of adidas.

E-mail your entries with your full name, age, address, daytime contact number and ID card no./passport no. to: hkcompetition@bcmagazine.net.

Please submit separate entries for each competition. These may be posted together. The closing date for all entries is 16 January 2008 unless stated otherwise. Competitions are open to all Hong Kong residents, except the employees of bc magazine, the companies and organisations with whom the competition is being run, their agents or anyone directly connected with the promotion. No responsibility can be accepted for entries lost, delayed, mislaid or damaged in the post or offered for delivery insufficiently stamped. Proof of postage will not be accepted as proof of receipt. Prizes are as stated only and no cash alternatives will be given. Winners will be notified by post and may be required to collect their prizes in person. The winning answers and names of prize winners will be made available to those who enclose a stamped addressed envelope with their entries. Prizes unclaimed after one month of notification will be deemed forfeit. The decision of the judging panel is final and no correspondence will be entered into. All entries and the copyright to them automatically become the property of bc magazine. All entrants are deemed to have accepted these rules and agree to be bound by them and to cooperate in any publicity that may arise from them.