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https://poptheatre.hk/en/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2021/09/KK-leaflet-A4-front-724x1024.jpg72410242021-08-30 04:24:08 Written by Hing Yu Base on the internet information, Cantonese usually call crickets “Ququ”. Since ancient time, people have raised crickets and used them for fighting other crickets. No matter the normal people or the royal family and nobles, they will give their own crickets a prestigious name, and let their own crickets…