Does Hong Kong belong to China or overseas?

Hong Kong belongs to overseas.

Because the so-called "overseas" means places other than Chinese mainland, Hong Kong and Macao are considered overseas, and traveling to Hong Kong is an outbound tour. But Hong Kong is a part of China, so the border of China includes Hong Kong and Macao. In fact, Hong Kong and Macao use a pass to and from Hong Kong and Macao, not a passport, which shows the difference. The pass to and from Hong Kong and Macao was issued by China itself to facilitate the management of population exchanges between the Special Administrative Region and the Mainland.

Features of Hong Kong

Geomorphological features: The terrain of Hong Kong is mainly hilly, and the highest point is Tai Mo Shan, which is 958 meters above sea level. There are few flat lands in Hong Kong, about 2% of which belong to lowlands, mainly concentrated in the northern New Territories, namely Yuen Long Plain and Fanling Lowland, which are alluvial plains naturally formed by rivers. Secondly, it is the reclaimed land located in the Kowloon Peninsula and the northern part of Hong Kong Island, which expands from the original narrow flat land.

Climate characteristics: Hong Kong has a maritime subtropical monsoon climate with four distinct seasons, with an average annual temperature of 23.3℃. The temperature may fall below 1℃ in winter and rise above 31℃ in summer. Rainfall is concentrated from May to September, accounting for about 8% of the annual rainfall. The annual rainfall is abundant, the flowers are fragrant in all seasons, the spring is warm and foggy, the summer is hot and rainy, the autumn is sunny and the winter is slightly dry and cold.