Urgent! Urgent! Urgent! Can I bring my own food from the mainland to Hong Kong?

It's too wordy, and my brain is a mess. I want to say everything, but I don't know where to start. Say what comes to mind. First of all, I have to thank other jms policies. Without those, I will definitely take many wrong paths, so I hope my knowledge will be helpful to everyone, and I will try my best to write down what I see and feel.

I signed up for a free trip to Hong Kong on March 2nd and didn't want to book the Yidong Hotel. I have to book it 10 days in advance. I can still find a way. Later, I booked a 2580-person international tour and stayed at the Lido Hotel in Hong Kong. I also booked a Disney ticket at the travel agency in advance, 365,438+00/person (RMB). Actually, there are not many people now. We went that day on Friday, and no one lined up to buy tickets.

Let's start with the Hong Kong and Macao Pass. Everyone knows how to do it. If you don't know much, you can search wavelet's post, which has detailed instructions. What I want to say here is that I got an L visa, which is more troublesome. You can apply for a visa at will, and you have to join a group. If there is a jms table like me, I can travel freely and add money. I can add international travel agency 100, which is not bad. All I have to do is ask the guide to take me out when I go through customs. L certificate and F certificate were not together when going through customs. By the way, I didn't check it when I came back from Hong Kong, so I don't need a guide to follow me. It's just that we didn't know that day, so we arrived at the airport early. As a result, nothing happened and shopping time was delayed.

Then, we took the Dragonair plane, which was not bad. Hagen didn't kill us when we went in the morning, and it was delicious with strawberry flavor when we came back. Hey hey, BF gave me his share when he said he was going. As a result, I saw him when I was almost finished eating, and I saw the bottom. The stewardess is average, not very beautiful, hehe, I am 8.

Weather, weather, look at my brain. We wore a lot of clothes when we went. Beijing is very cold. I was still wearing long pants, and BF was still wearing woolen pants (he was running a fever). Many of our colleagues wear very little clothes, so I suggest you wear too much. Although the quotation temperature in Hong Kong is relatively low, it is not cold at all, but the temperature difference between morning and evening is relatively large. Actually, it's ok to put on more clothes. You can wear anything on the streets of Hong Kong, as long as you wear a sweater and a coat. Small shops and shopping malls in Hong Kong are air-conditioned, so it is very cold, and the streets are not cold at all. Remember to take an umbrella. It rained on the day we left, even if it didn't rain, sun protection would be fine. The day we went to Disney, it was so sunny that we forgot to bring an umbrella. It's too sunburned. . . . . . Speaking of sun protection, the watch forgot to bring sunscreen. It would be better to go later. Porridge killed the weather in Hong Kong. If only Beijing did the same.

Buy a phone card before you leave Hong Kong airport. Cheapest 28 yuan, call back to the mainland 1 min.

Then there is the hotel check-in. Here, I also remind you to inquire about the location of the hotel before you go. For example, Yidong/Baili are all good hotels, but the price may be more expensive. The Lido where we live is ok, although it is the farthest corner on the map. This hotel seems to be newly opened, but it doesn't appear on the old map. Fortunately, it is quite close to Causeway Bay. I couldn't find the direction at first, but then I walked 10 for more than a minute. It took only 5/6 minutes to walk to Times Square after getting familiar with it. It's very close. Who told us that Hong Kong was too small? But I have to tell you something. I didn't want to say it at first. I am afraid that others will say that I am unkind, but I will feel uneasy if I don't say it. As I mentioned in my last article, I am good at discovering. As soon as I entered the door of the hotel room, I looked around and felt that everything else was normal. At this time, BF said: Their window here is dead because we lived on the 22nd floor. We thought the hotel was afraid that someone would jump from it, but it was still very strange because the stickers on the windows were so tight that we couldn't see outside at all. Later, I was in the corner of the window. We felt very angry at that time. Why did you give us a room in this position? Moreover, I felt that the room was small as soon as I entered the door, so I didn't say anything about going downstairs to change rooms. But later, the room was changed to this direction. By the way, at first we were 2227, and later we changed it to 1023, so remember, those who live above the 20th face the cemetery in that direction. But from another angle, some people say that the cemetery is still a treasure trove of feng shui, and it's no big deal. In those days, we went out early every day and came back late at night, too tired to think about other things. What cemetery doesn't matter to us at all. It's fun to come out and play, isn't it? It turns out that I was right. Everyone in our group is like this, hehe, it's even worse. The first room allocated is the third floor. Gaga, we are at least on the 22nd floor. Well, it's no big deal. Actually, it's nothing.

Another thing to remind you is that jms mentioned before that after you checked into the hotel, you finally counted your belongings and threw your watches everywhere. A strange thing happened when I went there. I lost my powder puff. I still used it the first day I went there, but I couldn't find it the next day. It's strange that I didn't find out until the day I left. Then I think a puff is worthless. Therefore, jms going to Hong Kong must pay attention to it. It is best if you have a lock on your box. If not, hotels usually have small safes, and our hotel does. Put your shopping in, so that you can rest assured.

It's time to talk about buying gold ornaments/diamond rings. Jms probably knows that Zhou Shengsheng and Chow Tai Fook are famous for their gold ornaments, so their gold ornaments are beautiful. If you want to go to Hong Kong to buy gold ornaments, go to these two stores. Hong Kong sells two kinds of gold, with a combined gram 140. You can look at the market of the day. It's cheaper than that in Beijing. I heard that the price of gold in Beijing has risen to more than 190, dizzy. The price of gold is out of the question. We can discuss labor costs, but we can't discuss too much. It's almost 20/30. I know Chow Tai Fook seems to be the only one in Hong Kong (not a branch, but a brand).

Zhou Shengsheng is much more. As far as we know these two days, there are four Zhou Shengsheng in Hongkong, and each Zhou Shengsheng has its own branch, which sells different things. The largest company, Zhou Shengsheng Something Co., Ltd., has been listed and has a store in Beijing. Its Chinese pinyin is: chowsangsang. Hehe, the pinyin in Hong Kong is different from ours. Don't make a mistake. It's not that the sign says that Zhou Shengsheng is the place you want to go. But I think it's about the same. Anyway, it won't sell fakes, but there are more branches than one. Look at personal preferences.

Note: I bought my diamond ring in Zhou Shengsheng.

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