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A Guide to the Top 10 Classic Lunar New Year Purchases in Hong Kong
As the end of the year approaches, even a sudden cold snap cannot dampen the enthusiasm of mainland consumers heading to Hong Kong to purchase Lunar New Year goods. Hong Kong's major shopping malls and markets are filled with a festive atmosphere, with celebratory Chinese red gradually occupying prominent positions in shops of all sizes across the city's streets. Friends who have immigrated to Hong Kong are also hitting the streets to stock up on festive supplies. Those who enjoy shopping for New Year goods in Hong Kong will surely find the following ten items very familiar. Let us share a shopping guide with you...
The Influence of Mainland China on the Hong Kong Real Estate Market Continues to Rise
As the demand for office space in Hong Kong from mainland enterprises continues to grow, the role of mainland capital in the Hong Kong residential market has gradually shifted from buyer to developer. The influence of mainland China on the Hong Kong real estate market continues to rise, and favorable policies from the central government have become the key to maintaining growth in Hong Kong's office, retail, industrial, and residential markets in the future.
Highlights of the Hong Kong Lunar New Year Fireworks Display for the Year of the Monkey
Friends who have immigrated to Hong Kong are in for a treat this Lunar New Year! On the second day of the Lunar New Year (February 9), 23,888 fireworks will light up the sky over Victoria Harbour. The 23-minute display will feature 8 scenes, including a debut 'smiling monkey face' pattern, with an estimated 300,000 people expected to watch from both sides of the harbour.
A Taste of Nostalgia: Time-Honored Eateries Hidden in the Streets of Hong Kong
Hong Kong is not only a "shopping paradise" but also renowned as a "culinary capital." When you are exhausted from shopping, why not find a small shop to sit down and savor the local delicacies? It will surely leave you wanting more. New immigrants who have settled in Hong Kong can further experience authentic Hong Kong-style dining and local culture in these time-honored street-side eateries.
Hong Kong Lunar New Year Stalls to Pilot “WeChat Red Packets”
The “WeChat Red Packet” was a massive success in mainland China during the 2014 Lunar New Year, and friends who have immigrated to Hong Kong can now begin to experience the fun of “WeChat Red Packets” this year. Borrowing from innovative experiences in the mainland, Hong Kong is preparing to trial “electronic payment services” at this year’s Lunar New Year stalls. By opening the mainland communication software and giving it a light shake, users can randomly draw “red packets” of varying
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