Ask Hong Kong and Macao for introduction. Have any students ever had a similar poor travel strategy?

Last year, two contracts were signed in Hong Kong and one in Macau, which were used in the summer vacation. Let me briefly talk about my trip during that time. The first time I went to Hong Kong, I stayed with my classmates at night and took the shopping route. The main places I visited were Times Square in Causeway Bay, Central International Finance Center (where AppleStore is located), Harbour City and the vicinity of Sheung Shui, and I transferred to the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Roads are basically subways or walks, and subways in Hong Kong are particularly convenient. The second time was to go to Macau first, and then to Hong Kong. In fact, there is nothing to see in Macau, which is basically a walk+bus, and Macau is full of casinos. After crossing the port, I took a free bus to Jinsha, then walked around the nearby Zijinhua Square and found this flower. This square is very small, and the flowers are very small. This square is very small, and the flowers are very small. Then I went to some seaside and forgot. I'm leaving anyway. Later, I went to Mazu Pavilion (the lower part was cut by myself ~) (the lower part was cut by myself ~), then I went around the aquarium, and then I took a bus to St. Paul's archway, which I have known since the second grade of primary school, but I have never been there (this is the front view, the weather is not very good, but there are many good people) (this is the front view, and there are also many bad people) (this is also the back view). After that, I passed a civil affairs department and moved to the new Lisboa Hotel, which is known as the largest casino. I went in and turned around, and it was getting late. It takes about an hour to go to Hong Kong by turbojet in the evening. After arriving in Hong Kong, a classmate led us to Victoria Harbour and Avenue of Stars, and then found a hotel to rest. The next day, I didn't go shopping much Went directly to Madame Tussauds Wax Museum in Taiping Mountain, and then returned to Hong Kong. In fact, to sum up, we find that there are not many places to really play. Of course, the two travel routes are quite exciting. We looked them up on the Internet and made a plan. You will find that some of the places mentioned above passed by twice or were all nearby but didn't watch them together, because we didn't make enough preparations at that time. Then there are a few points to say. In Macau, Hong Kong dollars and Portuguese coins are relatively common. Some RMB will be exchanged with100:10, and some RMB will be exchanged with 1: 1, which is quite pit. Then I went to Hong Kong this winter vacation. So let's go to the south in winter. Summer is cold and hot. This is probably my first time to write a travel guide, which is very stream of consciousness and may not meet your needs. Add what you think later ~ show it all.