carbon624

Hello, nice to meet you :D
I am Louise from Hong Kong.
I like cardmaking and scrapbooking (but not very good at :P), DIY's (not very handy ^_^"), rubber stamp carving (beginner level), reading books, listening to music (mainly JPOP, but I also listen to CPOP, some English pops and classics)... etc.

All kinds of postcards are welcome! (Except the scary ones and ad cards, thanks :))
Just some examples for ideas:
- cards or map cards showing your country/living place/famous place
- things that can represent your country/living place, or showing the traditions
- (most of the) animals (especially cute rabbits! Miffy, Kuromi and Peter Rabbit are OK too :P)
- Seasonal greeting cards / Birthday cards in May are nice too ;)
etc.
- Pope Francis
If you are from France, it would be very nice to have a postcard of Notre Dame de Paris (I've got a horizontal one, I would like to have a vertical one too :D) or (Port of) Le Havre from you!

I am now re-building the favorites by showing the cards that I like but haven't received. Maybe this can give a better idea of what I hope to receive. But anyway, I like the cards you pick for me :)

Handmade postcards/cards are also welcome! I appreciate your hard work!! It is OK to send in envelopes for handmade cards for better protection :)

I don't mind getting a folded card (in between A4 & A5) if you think I will like the card. Or you can cut the card nicely to turn it into a postcard ;)

Please write me something on the card, like something about you / your country / your living place / the language you use (if you speak neither English nor Chinese) / your hobbies, etc. :D I like reading the messages from you!

I collect train station stamps and tourist stamps during travel. If there is one near you, please stamp one for me (just if it's convenient to you) :) Special postmarks are welcome too!!

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P.S. You can write in Chinese if you know / are learning it (or if you want to try XD), I can read both traditional and simplified Chinese, though I am not good at writing the later one :)

To users who know Japanese: Welcome to write in Japanese since I learned it some years ago. I can read not very complicated sentences, and I want to keep it up! :)

And a little challenge for you if you don't know Chinese XD! (optional)
Please try to find a corner on the postcard (where the postmen can see easily?) and write:
1) "謝謝郵差" (Thank you postman/postwoman in Traditional Chinese) and
2) how do you say it in your language? :)
http://www.hongkongpost.hk/eng/misc/problemAddress/index.htm
This link is about our detective-like postmen! ;)

To my receivers: Sometimes sorry that I cannot send the postcards that you are most interested in, as finding special postcards is somehow difficult in Hong Kong /_\" Most of the cards I can get are the tourist cards. But I will try to get some more different kinds of postcards!

Have a nice day! :D
Happy postcrossing!