What's it like to live in Hong Kong?

The cost of living is three times that of Shenzhen. Cheap products are only some products such as electronic products and imported cosmetics, and so are luxury goods. But it is not too much to eat, drink and sprinkle three times. For example, cigarettes start at HK$ 50, with a discount of RMB 40, and the Liling Regent Hotel is four or five hundred. The residential area in Hong Kong is so small that it is difficult to turn around. Most of them don't have balconies, and clothes are hung on window frames, like national flags. Despite all efforts to arrange and use all available space, it is still very uncomfortable. Oh, my relatives in Hong Kong have low-cost affordable housing in Hong Kong, more than 30 square meters. They also asked us to live in his house in Hong Kong. He came to my place to play and stayed at my place, with a row of more than 300 square meters. He wanted to go out to play by car, and I couldn't accompany him, so I lent him my land patrol 4700. When he went back to Shanghai to visit relatives and friends, no matter who was older than his Hong Kong family, everyone had a car. Twenty years ago, he came back with infinite scenery. Clothes and small commodities in Hong Kong are very rare for everyone. Now that he's back with these things, everyone will be happy. There is no denying that life in Hong Kong is indeed better than that in the Mainland. Why not say that eating and transportation are much more expensive than Shenzhen? Well, it costs more than 30 yuan to eat noodles, tens of dollars to take the subway at several stops, and less than 10 yuan to take the subway in Shenzhen. Although there is a great disparity between the rich and the poor in Hong Kong, it is not difficult for you to live a good life as long as you work hard. We can't catch up with 50 years of bottom security. Don't forget that China is divided into the first, second and third worlds, and there are many poor people in remote areas. The area developed for residential use in Hong Kong only accounts for about 30% of the total area, and the remaining 70% still retains a large number of green spaces, mountains and country parks. The building density in the area where residents are relatively concentrated is very high, because there are few places with prosperous business and high housing prices, especially the traditional old business district, but the planning, public management and supporting facilities of relatively new commercial or residential areas are still perfect. Because the service consumption of the catering industry is relatively more expensive than that of China, but because of tax exemption, many imported daily cosmetics and even food raw materials are cheaper than inland. After all, Hong Kong is a prosperous metropolis with convenient life and a clean and efficient government. For ordinary people, they either choose humble abode to enjoy the convenience brought by prosperity, or give up convenience and choose spacious living space. After all, you can't have your cake and eat it.