Once upon a time, military ships from different nations — mostly U.S.A. — made Hong Kong a port of regular call.  A place called Fenwick Pier pulled various shops together, like tailors and souvenirs, where shopkeepers spoke English and sailors could feel they were in a sort of safe haven.  Being on the fringes of the Wanchai bar area, this was a good idea.  But times changed.  Boy, did they change.  For years, those sailors could pick up pocket-sized guides full of tips on where to go, how to buy, and generally how to survive their Hong Kong experience.  Here’s one from 2006.  Grade: 1