What the hell is happening? It is so bad ! And then, that area, near the sea, I could see the pollution now? From the building work as well... And that ends the fishing sector. This is SO bad !!! And so, then you guys are forced to get frozen meat... and that itself is also, unworkable, cos you add an extra costs on top of this as well... No wonder everything has gone wrong.. cos they didn't think about the consequences... and now, here we are. A city without food ? No wonder Compass came in.. and with the recently flooding as well... !ckf... the sewages came flushing out? OMG... Chi sin.... Really bad. And now, even cars are damaged. So are people able to claim back car insurances then ???... It is like a collapsed state. It was already a risky city to begin with.. and people are not paying ball.... It's not easy to run this kind of city. So what are people sabotaging their own futures as well ? I read that... Astra Zeneca is going to open in China. I hope that it is in HK somewhere. Also, why and how come I didn't even know that Rolls Royce was there too with its engineering.... why didn't the other smaller businesses do B2Bs as well ?? Or have researches with the local unis ??? It's very bad... I don't get it. For a small city, it doesn't even integrate. When people don't integrate, then use the laws.
HK needs a market competition authorities. This can't carry on...
@avis54638 ай бұрын
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@MeiinUK8 ай бұрын
@@avis5463: It's very easy to solve this situation. A few things need to happen. 1) HK government controls the registration of suppliers in and out of the city. So therefore, each time a company registers, then these small business holders could get access to them via their own master database. 2) Mobile application for government stalls. Sure.. a lot of people does not know whether you can or cannot rent a site, and you don't know who to go to or which actual government dept to access to. Then, if there are "inspectors" that can provide "one stop shop" to register ON the day to speed up access and setup. Then this can potentially allows you to have a higher turnover as well ? 3) Advertising/Marketing campaigns, that small holders could also offer and big for. 4) Many buildings need to be knocked back down, if they are not used. But turned into either public park, or public artitecture or gardens. But it is still worth its value, and let that be integrated with the government's budget and have loans or banks backing them to slowly depreciate in value or whatever. This is something the financial governor needs to deal with in his yearly budget.... 5) Satelite towns like this need to also have access to mobile network. So therefore a mask needs to be there, or other. 6) Government needs to have projects or bids, that these regional and functional areas, could potentially bid as jobs or for jobs.... So therefore it increases job prospects.... and potentially also market values etc.
Yeh.. I remember Ma On Shan.... even just 10 years ago.. or around 13 years maybe... There was dim sum as well near there. And before the Sha Tin area. This time round, I could see that, there are now too many Sha Tin developments, and the road system has become really convoluted? WHO designed it like that? I could see that, the old traditional British planning went out of the window? As I travelled past that area, I was so mad. Mad that, 1) the roads are dangerously designed, and 2) made that... it got the go ahead. 3) All of those stupid looking buildings... then it dawned on me that this is about money. Just about money.... but they shouldn't have done this, at all. It does not matter... they can reverse it. All these fights.. and then all of these so called "if you take this the wrong way then I will sue"... Well... then let it go to the courts, and let the judges back them back down then, in order to safe the economy. Cos this cannot carry on.... Really, it cannot carry on.
If they do things this way... then it means, you have to have a single one site, and have multiple functions lor. Which then.. brings back the argument that, "less buildings is better buildings". This is why ... all over youtube, those videos that covers China's economy, and HK's economy... ALWAYS... ALWAYS... talks about the GDPs. What the HK government SHOULD HAVE done.. is to go against the decision from Beijing and add their own safety net. Cos right now.. it is harder to reverse. IT MUST reverse.. if you want to see small growths as well. That is, asap ! And bring back manufacturing as well... EVEN if it means with tariffs from HK as well. So what... add it on... find HK'er that could and would take it in. Unfortunately, this is how the world of business works. Cos you cannot always be the cheaper option. Even if it is expensive, you still have to buy it. Like... in the UK, we have stores that sells matcha from Japan... and it is around 200 to 300 pound PER kilo !!!.... Either those stores, and remote stores.. do "online website, online sales"... "for oversea's market"... (Mostly European countries.) Or.. one site, has several functions. i.e. Just a few stores.. not many, but have multiple owners and stakeholders, and change it thoroughout the day. From day time, be a breakfast, and supermarket. From 5pm onwards, be a study centre.. and then from 6pm to 10pm.. be a bar.. or an evening class location. Make it into a function room. If the HK government allow specialist "permits" of this nature.. that can sustain these kind of remote location, then what more do you need? It solves itself.
@MeiinUK8 ай бұрын
The thing is... HK small business holders are very used to one form of business, which is direct sales, or distribution. But you have not thought about how other businesses and small holders survives? They keep their overhead costs steady.. and then try to increase their revenues. (OR... unless HK Government, reduces their central shopping centres, and unless, those "luxury brands" move to these kind of locations.... Maybe that would be worth it. So how come they don't come to these locations, and have a "better shopping experiences"? How come... that outlet place, ended up in that remote island near the HK side, and not used THIS specific site? They should have done so. And used this site instead !!! ) You can see the monopoly situation here, can't you ??? It is so crazy that people think.. just travelling around 30 to 40 mins is a long time.. and that, a 10 min journey is nothing. It's like... goodness... Don't you need planning permit and authorisation first anyway before you open a store in HK? So how come the clever clogs in HK, within the government didn't block certain brands to have certain stores, and force them to have outlet or offshoot stores in locations such as this ? Is this not being "patriotic" ????? In the UK, we have this all of the time. Just flip things over and turn things around...