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Slow Travel in Hong Kong: Experience the Charm Behind the Glamour of Hong Kong
Hong Kong, a shopping paradise in the eyes of most people, is also a city that many Chinese aspire to immigrate to.
19 Years of Building Dreams, Setting Sail from a New Starting Point—Starryland Immigration Group Hong Kong Office Relocates to New Premises
Hong Kong University Rankings
The international higher education research institution QS recently released the 7th QS University Rankings: Asia, with the National University of Singapore maintaining its top position from last year.
Latest QS Asian University Rankings: 4 Hong Kong Universities in the Top 10
On June 14, the British higher education research and rating agency QS released its 2016 list of the best universities in Asia. Hong Kong has four universities in the top 10, the highest number in the Asian region. Among them, the University of Hong Kong ranks 2nd in Asia, achieving full marks in 5 out of 10 evaluation indicators.
Essential Tips for Living in Hong Kong
If you are immigrating to Hong Kong, pay attention to life in the city. Below, we have compiled some practical tips for living in Hong Kong. Learn them quickly, as they will definitely help you instantly improve your quality of life.
Hong Kong Regains First Place in Global Competitiveness
Recently, the world-renowned business school, the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) in Switzerland, released the 2016 Global Competitiveness Yearbook, which reported that Germany has fallen out of the world's top ten to 12th place, the United States has dropped from its previous high to third place, while Hong Kong and Switzerland have risen to first and second place respectively.
Global Competitiveness Ranking: Hong Kong Returns to the Top
The International Institute for Management Development (IMD) in Lausanne, Switzerland, released the '2016 World Competitiveness Yearbook,' which reveals that Hong Kong, previously ranked second last year, has returned to first place this year, once again becoming the most competitive city in the world. Switzerland has climbed to second place, while the United States, which held the top spot last year, has fallen to third.
Hong Kong's Role in the 'Belt and Road' Initiative: Zhang Dejiang Outlines Four Key Directions
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Hong Kong Expected to Become a New Member of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
According to media reports, Hong Kong may secure a membership among the new members to be confirmed by the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. Many financial experts in Hong Kong believe that due to its advantages in financing and various professional services, the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank may establish a branch in Hong Kong and potentially collaborate with other institutions to set up a financial center in the city.
The Most Comprehensive Guide to Finding Bookstores in Hong Kong
Living in Hong Kong and immigrating to Hong Kong makes reading an essential part of life. To read, one must buy books from bookstores. However, many bookstores have relocated repeatedly due to various issues, becoming increasingly hidden and lacking clear signage. Readers often find it difficult to locate them, much like being in a desert and unable to find an oasis.
High Weight of Monthly Expenditure for Hong Kong Households
Investing in Hong Kong, settling in Hong Kong, living in Hong Kong, and examining the average monthly expenditure of Hong Kong residents. The latest results from the "2014/15 Household Expenditure Survey" released by the Hong Kong Census and Statistics Department indicate that, based on an average of 3 persons per household, the average monthly expenditure has increased by 27.8% compared to the last survey five years ago, reaching HKD 27,627, with per capita expenditure also rising by 29.65% to HKD 9,253. Among various expenditures, housing costs...
Life in Hong Kong: 67.1% of Hong Kong Youth Hold an Optimistic Attitude Towards Life
Investing in Hong Kong, settling in Hong Kong, and the genuine feeling of living in Hong Kong are aspirations for many. What is life in Hong Kong really like? Let's take a look at the attitudes of Hong Kong people towards life. According to a report by the Hong Kong Wen Wei Po, the road ahead may seem like a dead end, but hope lies around the corner. A survey indicates that 67.1% of the interviewed youth remain optimistic about their future, while only 5.2% lean towards pessimism. Additionally, over 60% of the interviewed youth do not consider immigration, but some feel that the current society lacks communication and feel powerless to change, leading to pessimism. They hope that relevant authorities will address these issues effectively.