Hong Kong Investment Immigration

Hong Kong Ranks Second Globally in Competitiveness

For those interested in Hong Kong immigration and residency, here is a piece of news from Hong Kong: The 2015 World Competitiveness Yearbook, published by the International Institute for Management Development (IMD) in Lausanne, Switzerland, indicates that Hong Kong's international competitiveness has risen to second place globally.

Zhao Wei Spends 120 Million HKD on 3 Luxury Properties in Hong Kong to Prepare for Her Daughter's Education

Focus on Hong Kong immigration and Hong Kong life: The hit drama 'Tiger Mom Cat Dad' nakedly exposes the hidden pain points in the hearts of parents: What kind of educational conditions should we create for our children? The crazy practices in the show make people call it a horror movie, and some even say it makes single people doubt marriage and childbearing.

Trade in Hong Kong Sees Steady Increase in 2014, with Upgraded Free Trade Agreements with Mainland and ASEAN

Comprehensive report from WorldWay: With the global economy recovering, Hong Kong and the Mainland have signed an agreement to essentially realize the liberalization of service trade, and have actively launched free trade negotiations with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN). As one of the four major pillar industries of the Hong Kong economy, the trade sector showed a steady increase in 2014, with the total export value of merchandise trade in the first 11 months of 2014 rising by 3.4% compared to the same period in 2013.

Why Do So Many Mainland Enterprises Choose to List in Hong Kong?

Worldway Group Comprehensive Information: Since the 1980s, Hong Kong has been a world-renowned international financial center, ranked alongside New York, London, and Tokyo as one of the world's four major financial hubs. Its stock and securities market scale ranks second in Asia, second only to Japan.

Hong Kong Trade Development Council: Hong Kong's Export Value Expected to Increase by 3% Year-on-Year in 2015

[Summary] On the 16th, the Research Director of the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, Mr. Kwan Ka Ming, stated that benefiting from the continuous growth of the global economy, Hong Kong's exports are expected to maintain a slight increase in 2015, with both export value and volume increasing by 3% year-on-year, among which electronic products will continue to be the driving force behind export growth.

Prosperous yet desolate, frantic and intoxicating Hong Kong

When I visited Hong Kong in my youth, I was taken to see the mountains, but they did not seem as majestic as the Five Great Mountains; the water was not as dreamlike as that of the Maldives. At that time, Disneyland had not yet been built, and while playing at Ocean Park, my mind was still on Harbour City and Times Square. Later, I immigrated to Hong Kong and settled down there. With a wealthier purse than in those days, I lost the urge for frantic shopping.

The "Sweet Secret" of Hong Kong Tong Sui

Follow Hong Kong immigration and listen to Hong Kong stories: As night falls, Times Square in Causeway Bay is brightly lit. In an inconspicuous small street behind this famous Hong Kong commercial center, a long queue has formed as usual in front of a small shop.

70-Year-Old Hong Kong Philanthropist Always Responds to Disasters: If It Is Not Remote or Impoverished, I Do Not Go

Sixteen Years of Dedication: Hong Kong's First Female Milk Tea Master 'Brewing' Away the Bitterness

Follow Hong Kong immigration and listen to Hong Kong stories: Hong Kong people love milk tea, and Hong Kong-style milk tea is a representative of Hong Kong's culinary culture. Many tea masters dream of brewing the perfect cup. With a unique skill set honed over sixteen years, former primary school teacher Mok Pui-ling conquered the competition with cup after cup of smooth, non-bitter milk tea, becoming the first female 'Golden Tea Master' in Hong Kong at the 2013 International KamCha Competition Hong Kong Finals this August...

Why Are Hong Kong People So Passionate About Feng Shui?

Hong Kong Investment Immigration listens to the voice of Hong Kong: Over the past decade, a Feng Shui craze has swept through Hong Kong. When the government, universities, and the wealthy make major decisions, they often rely on the advice of Feng Shui masters. A high-ranking Hong Kong official once joked that while it was often said in the past that one would surely prosper by becoming one of the 'three professionals'—lawyers, accountants, or doctors—it now seems that the ones who are truly 'prospering' are the Feng Shui masters.

“Stories of Hong Kong People”: Manuel Cheung, the Tailor for George H.W. Bush

Hong Kong immigrants follow the stories of the Hong Kong people: “Hong Kong men, especially the younger generation, are increasingly pursuing fashion. Standard off-the-rack clothing can no longer meet their requirements. That is why we have seen many new tailor shops in the Central district of Hong Kong recently; after experiencing a downturn, bespoke clothing is beginning to see a slow revival,” says Manuel Cheung.

Five Theories on the Origin of the Name "Hong Kong"

Follow Hong Kong immigration and listen to Hong Kong stories: Before the Opium War, Hong Kong did not have a fixed name; it was merely a small island in Xin'an County, Guangdong Province. There are five theories regarding the origin of the name "Hong Kong."