I've been to Hong Kong thrice. Love the city very much❤ Everyone is always in a rush. My impression of Hong Kongers are either they are very nice or very rude. No midway😅 Overall, most are very nice. Lost my purse on my first trip. A lady was so kind and showed us the way to the police station. She kept her eyes on us, ensuring we made it to the right path. At the station, while I was reporting lost, a young man was reporting found (we were sitting next to one another somemore😅). Ging chak sin san overheard my report, open up my purse and proclaimed "are you.....". To everyone's surprise, I got it back. Everyone was pretty amused, just like what the ging chak sin san said "Better than winning lottery". The whole police station burst into laughter and the handsome and pretty officers obliged our request to take photos together. This is gonna be my most memorable event in life. Thank you, young man who found my wallet, kind lady and all the police officers 🙏 ❤
Actually every year I'm back visited my relatives. I can feel everything different compare to previous 10 years ago especially nowadays with good in many kind of services & manners, helpful, safety places although HK people still rushing for every second. Keep going HK love your changes. 😊❤❤❤
@vee41353 ай бұрын
All my HK friends are really warm and friendly. We take care of each other whenever who need help. We speak the same language Cantonese therefore Hong konger and Malaysian always hang out together.
@3:30, normal for Malaysian to be sent over to HK for work. Company will pay for flight, accommodation and get about US$150 to US$200 per day for their expenses. Most of the time that's more than enough and as such they get to save 100% of their salary.
I have shock when I visit at HK because the shop & house is so small. The ceiling is so low, I start to feel a bit stress and phobia. But I still love Hong Kong & want to revisit again
97 前的香港 vs 97後的香港 每一個國家/城市都有利和弊 現代大都會的快節奏、港式美食(點心茶餐廳)、香港人一針見血的直率都是我「鍾意」的優點!
@lkl70453 ай бұрын
I likes HK people even they used bad words as to me they are frank & truths, zero drama. I love HK foods especially their roast gooses but I just can't get used to certain restaurants or foods stores with tiny table, chairs & all sharing & squeezes together for a meals especially those popular foods stores/restaurants otherwise it will be amazing country to visit regularly.
I am Malaysian and really like Hong Kong. I have been to HK around 6 or 7 times, first time was in 1994 when I was 14 years old, second time around 22 years old, then late twenties, early thirties and around Feb/March 2023 and early this year too. In term of friendliness, I would say i notice the changes around 10 years ago that sales people are more tolerant when I walk around the shop compared with when I went there around 1994 and 2002. As for rudeness, so far I am lucky to met many nice Hongkongers who are nice, even in eateries. However, my friends who went without me always comments the waiter and waitress there are rude. I think mainly because my family run a kopitiam, that's why I know what I need to do in order not to encounter such rudeness. Believe me, nothing frustrated people who working in restaurant more than people who are not sensitive ("seng mok") during the peak/rush hours. Although I will not show it blatantly here in my own kopitiam, but believe me, we do talk/scold these people a lot behind their backs here after they left. LOL As for what I like about HK, i would say HK film industry influence me a lot about the value of hardworking. That's what I admire about HK people, which somehow make me believe that I can pretty much achieve what I want in life if I am hardworking. After travel to HK, i like HK weather during around Nov and March. I like the fact I can go hiking or go to island easily, can walk around the street safely, can taste delicious foods and sometimes can have conversation with the locals. HK is a nice place to me, and most probably I be back there again next year.. cart noodles, here I come :)
Rental for standard apartment (2 rooms + 1 bathroom) around 400+ sq ft, fully furnished is around HKD20k+😢 I stay in a landed house 2000+ sq ft with a balcony, garden and car porch in Msia so when I travel to HK for a business trip I really feel not so comfortable to stay in a small size apartment 😅. Food, transportation and environment are actually good, very convenient 👍
HK is a very fast pact society when compared to Malaysia. People are much more toward making money by whatever means. I been to HK once in the early 90s with my wife just for a couple of days. I don't think it appeals to me, esp. to move over there to stay. I used to know quite a number of HK students during my stay in U.K. We became friends & we communicated mainly in Cantonese as they were not well-verse in English (and Mandarin, then) 😄
@sueliu48113 ай бұрын
Malaysian people are so nice to think HK people are nice and polite. I have been to HK several times and find HK people to be rude. Even my HK husband agrees me. Just let me share one of the few incidents. I wanted to get herbal tea and can’t read Chinese. My husband was explaining me the different types of herbal tea to me. The seller told us to hurry up. Mind you, there were no other customers waiting to be served. I totally understand if there was a long line of customers waiting to be served. She could at least explained the difference herbal tea for different ailments.
@nickandlengpubgmobile93973 ай бұрын
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@karesnluv3 ай бұрын
我比較鍾意英治時代嘅香港,如今嘅香港失去以前嘅特色。而且全球化步伐太快,好到商店喺大馬都有。
@chengong7483 ай бұрын
HK lifestyle is stress and fast pace . Here in Malaysia is more relax a little 😅
Indeed the impression and experience I got when in HK was fast pace, pressured/stressed, limited space and crowded. Everyone there fighting for own space and convenience. This is what I felt. So I did not like HK. I admire the night view and some of the culture which is related to my own oriental tradition. Its a free country that HK people always start saying diuleilomo and end with diuleilomo. Its like the foundation of every conversation😂. But all this was way back before Covid years. Hope HK is now better, people there are more calm and relax. Young gen there seems more open and also going to China for career advancement. Actors and actress there also expanded to China.
My own take on why HK or HKers are less rude these days: the younger generation. I think the younger generation of HKers generally have a higher level of education and exposure to foreign cultures (not the least manners) through frequent overseas travels. I don't think it has much to do with the fact that the economy is not as vibrant as it used to be. (I'm a Malaysian who has lived in HK for three decades.)