Who knows what the daily routine of Hong Kong people is like?

The six busiest and laziest cities in China

These are the six busiest cities.

1 Hong Kong

Comments: the sense of crisis of "stop and stop" is enduring; Everyone has an investment concept; Artists are always afraid of falling in love and resting for work; Part-time job and charging are the two wings of wage earners; Fast food newspapers always sell the most.

TV time: Most teachers are watching TV.

The 6.5 million viewers of ATV and TVB are Hong Kong people's free leisure ways, but people are often too busy to hear the radio on the road, so there are as many as 13 radio stations in this city.

Fast food restaurants: China has the most complete variety of Chinese and Western fast food restaurants, and McDonald's advertisements are also done all year round.

Walking speed: "Dynamic City" is by no means a hollow reputation. When the traffic lights are green, there is a motor sound, and there is always a group of people waiting for the charge at each intersection.

Wine: Except Lan Kwai Fong, there is almost no wine on the table of Hong Kong people, only malt.

Work and rest time: 9 to 5, but "opening OT" is the mantra of Hong Kong people. The subway with an average daily passenger flow of 2.3 million runs from 6 am to 1 midnight every day, and nightclubs are also crowded.

The popularity of shopping during working hours: the second city in Asia has administrative efficiency. Few people go shopping during working hours, and the streets are full of mainland tourists. During the Spring Festival this year, mainland tourists spent 2.7 billion yuan in Hong Kong.

Job-hopping frequency: it is civil servants who do not quit in Hong Kong. Citizens change jobs at any time because of the industry boom, layoffs and salary increases. /kloc-the entrepreneurial rate of young people aged 0/8 to 24 is over 30%.

Physical exercise: less exercise, more eye diseases, waist diseases and stomach diseases.

Mobile phone call status: you can talk about work anytime and anywhere.

The status quo of marriage and love: the number of married people has decreased greatly, the divorce rate is high, and the single-parent family has increased by 70% compared with ten years ago. The trend is that girls want to live together and boys want to get married; Singles parties such as "G0-Con" are very popular.