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 that67.1%of the interviewed youth remain optimistic about their future, while only5.2%lean towards pessimism. Additionally, over60%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.
The Youth Research Center of the Hong Kong Youth Association recently surveyed522young people aged between15and34in Hong Kong. If we rate optimism on a scale of10as very optimistic and0as very pessimistic, the interviewed youth rated their optimism about their future at6.56. Additionally, 53.4%of the interviewed youth are optimistic about the future development of Hong Kong society, while19.1%of respondents lean towards pessimism, with an overall average score of5.53.
The survey also found that the interviewed youth's confidence in Hong Kong's economic prospects is rated at5.61, which is only at a moderate level.