The provided text seems to mix phrases, product mentions, festival references, and URLs in a somewhat disjointed manner. Below is an attempt to translate the content into English while maintaining its structure:
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### Notes:
1. The text includes brand names like **G-Star**, **MAC Cosmetics**, and **Canada Goose**, which remain unchanged in translation.
2. Some phrases, such as "Chung Yeung Festival" (a traditional Chinese festival) and "Red Hill," likely refer to cultural or geographical elements and are retained as is.
3. URLs and links are not translated but kept intact for reference.
4. The overall structure appears fragmented, so the translation preserves the original flow without reordering elements.
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