About Hong Kong, Hong Kong’s security, Hong Kong people, and superstition.

After the handover, Hong Kong maintained its original social system and economic operation model. Hong Kong has an independent judicial system. Hong Kong issues and circulates its own currency, the Hong Kong dollar, and independently issues stamps (the stamps are marked "Hong Kong, China" "), in international sports competitions, participating in international sports events in the name of "Hong Kong, China". Hong Kong participates in the World Trade Organization and many other international organizations as an independent "Hong Kong, China". Hong Kong operates its own mature fiscal and financial system and has its own immigration policy. As of the end of 2007, citizens or residents of 170 countries and regions around the world can enter Hong Kong visa-free.

The currency of Hong Kong is the Hong Kong dollar (HK$). The vast majority of Hong Kong dollar banknotes are issued by three note-issuing banks under the supervision of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority. The three note-issuing banks include HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank and Bank of China, and a small number of ten-dollar notes are issued by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority.

Hong Kong is a free port. Except for cigarettes, spirits and fuel for power (gasoline, diesel, etc.), Hong Kong does not impose tariffs on other imported items. Hong Kong's economy is known for its free trade, low tax rates and minimal government intervention. Hong Kong has been rated as the freest economic system in the world by internationally renowned rating agencies and organizations for many years in a row. Nobel Prize winner Milton Friedman even regarded Hong Kong as a model of free economy. Hong Kong is a financial center, an international shipping center, and a regional trade center in the Asia-Pacific region and even internationally. It has an irreplaceable advantageous position close to many countries and regions.

Hong Kong is also a paradise for snacks, and all kinds of snacks can be found everywhere. When you feel hungry while shopping and want to find something to eat, the quickest and most convenient way is to buy snacks on the street. In addition to fish eggs and beef offal, the most common street snacks also come in a wide variety of styles. Snacks with local flavor, such as tin candies, candied scallion pancakes, fried chestnuts, dragon beard candies, etc. In terms of drinks, there are all kinds of juices (freshly made on the spot), meal tea, herbal tea, in addition to porridge, noodles, bowls of wings, fried ghosts, stinky tofu, etc., and there are countless more. The most common street food is mostly found on Fa Yuen Street in Mong Kok. Ladies Market, and Temple Street in Yau Ma Tei. What makes street snacks so popular is that they are cheap and diversified. In addition, the most popular popular food with Hong Kong characteristics - "fish egg noodles". The most common snacks in Mong Kok are fried stuffed three treasures, fried large intestines, etc., which are delicious.

Hong Kong is a free port and is known as a "shopping paradise". Most goods have no tariffs. Materials are shipped from all over the world for competition, and some are cheaper than the places of origin. There are large shopping malls in various districts in Hong Kong, such as Taikoo Shing, Sha Tin New Town Plaza, etc. In addition to large department stores, there are also various shops and restaurants, some with amusement equipment, making them a good place for shopping and leisure. Some industries like to concentrate operations so that customers can have more choices. Among them, computers and related products are most concentrated in the "Golden" and "Golden" shopping malls near Sham Shui Po MTR station. Household appliances and cameras are more common in Mong Kok and Causeway Bay, but it is advisable to buy them from reputable stores (such as those with the Hong Kong Tourism Association's red sailing ship logo) or large department stores. Hardware and machinery stores are concentrated in the three sections of Canton Road near Mongkok MTR station. Fa Yuen Street, a section from Mong Kok Road to Prince Edward Road, is a paradise for fruit, fashion and daily necessities vendors. Within a few blocks of Tung Choi Street after passing Argyle Street is the famous "Ladies Street". The situation is similar to that of Temple Street on both sides of the Tin Hau Temple in Yau Ma Tei. But in the evening, there are cooked food and fortune-telling vendors, and there are Cantonese opera singers near the temple, making it just like a civilian nightclub for the general public.

Accommodation:

More than half of Hong Kong’s population lives in public housing, and a large proportion of people live in self-owned properties in private housing estates, far away from Busy urban areas, mostly in the New Territories along public transportation routes. But the vast majority of hotels and guesthouses, regardless of grade, are located in prosperous urban areas with convenient transportation.

Hong Kong is a safe city with good public security. Travelers should avoid carrying large amounts of cash and valuables can be stored in the hotel's safe. If you encounter problems, you can ask the police patrolling the streets for help.

Hong Kong has a world-class, friendly, honest and efficient police force with more than 30,000 people, making Hong Kong one of the safest cities in the world. Citizens or tourists can dial 999 to call the police if they encounter emergencies such as fire, robbery, injury or illness. In some more secluded places, there is a small orange telephone box with a communication device called an "emergency help hotline" inside. It is equipped with a button that can be connected directly to the reporting center without dialing. Whether you call 999 from this phone or any other public phone, it is free.

Unfortunately, there are too many unsatisfactory things in this world, but the good news is that you will eventually find your own happiness and happiness. When you are content, you are happy when you are poor; when you are not satisfied, you are also sad when you are rich. Be content and happy, be at peace with the situation, be open-minded, and be proud of life!