It's not just the costs. You skipped an important factor deliberately. It's the friendly service and welcoming attitudes from the mainlanders. They don't call the HK visitors locusts like the other way around when mainlanders visit HK. They are all Chinese brothers and sisters.
This is typical Singaporean mentality that HK/Shenzhen is like SG/JB. That might be the case 10-15 years ago. But now shenzhen has gone way beyond cost advantage, its GDP has surpassed HK with more high tech industries and service offerings. JB is nowhere near a good comparison.
i'm a Malaysian working in Shenzhen coming the 10th year. Almost everyday i drive past the Futian Custom, for the past 2 years, even working days, uncles and aunties are flocking in with their luggages, enjoying shopping and eating in Shenzhen. You could imagine what's the scene like during Saturday and Sunday. This coming comment may not come friendly. I never enjoy Hong Kong in terms of shopping and dining, not because of the quality but the service is always accompanied with anger and pressing (if you know what i mean) Imagine 20 years ago, mainlanders flocking in to Hong Kong for shopping and eating, and now how tables had turned
Mainland citizens still flock to HK especially during the holidays now it's simpler for people from SH and BJ to go to HK and sometimes all you hear is Beijing hua but the cross border from canton has reduced a lot to previously. But for sure SZ is much friendly
need some advice here bro malaysian going Hk for first time and want to spend 1 day in Shenzen any suggestion where to visit ? and is touch n go / alipay + good enough?
@@f1r3at42 alipay is definitely good enough in shenzhen and in some places in hong kong, but the best bet in hong kong is to always have cash, some places require the local octopus card (which requires a local sim card) and that may not be convenient for foreign travellers
I still remember locals protesting against mainlanders lining up outside of shops in HK, calling them “locusts”, among other names. How the table has turned.
Those types of locals you mentioned are left-leaning and brainwashed by mainstream western media. Living in HK, I feel most people are conservatives. Not all locals treat mainlanders that way lol.
only a minority of locals protested. specifically those living near the border who are usually uneducated. most hkers welcomed or didnt mind mainlanders shopping in hk
I remember staying in Sha Tin one vacation 😂and the mall was overwhelmed with mainland tourist shopping at the SaSa beauty store loading up on skincare. 😂 It was interesting to see but I didn’t see anything wrong with it. Everyone loves a good deal right? 🤷🏻♂️
I worked in Shenzhen for about 6 years and had to go to HK frequently, visiting customers there, but never liked the city. The arrogant attitude and congested space/air made feel depressed.
His closing remarks are really just based on emotions not facts. Shenzhen as a city is no less fast paced, in fact more dynamic, innovative and competitive. Its GDP is already higher than that of HK. Compared to HK, owning a car there is more affordable than HK and its public transport just as comprehensive and more modern. Using online shopping, one can get goods delivered within a day or so.
The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is centered on Hong Kong and Shenzhen, with Hong Kong as a financial center, Shenzhen as a technology center, and surrounding cities as manufacturing supply bases, such as Dongguan, Huizhou, Zhongshan, Foshan, Zhuhai, Guangzhou, etc. Huizhou has millions of apartments, with prices of about HK$50,000 per 1,000 square feet, many of which are close to the beach. Huizhou is about a 1.5-hour high-speed rail ride from Hong Kong. Some elderly Hong Kong people are buying apartments there. In addition, Guangdong Province is a middle-income developed region with a per capita GDP of $22,000, and most locals speak Cantonese like Hong Kong people. certainly , both HK and SZ can benefit from the economic development in this Bay area.
The GBA is already collapsing because Xi can't manage anything. His "me first policies" have crapped out and the economy, which his high school dropout ass can't understand, is dying.
My wife (a Chindo)'s auntie WAS a HK-ers before moving to Liverpool, UK in mid 2022. She moved along with her husband, daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter. I just don't get why they chose such a sleepy smallish AND inconvenient location to migrate to when a city that cheap (and close!), like SZ is located just next door.. Her other daughter already resided in Melbourne, Australia. Isn't that a better bet than a dump, like Liverpool..? I guess British NGOs have been rather good in disseminating propagandas on how awesome life is there. 🤔🙄
Everybody has their own likes and dislikes; some like the mountains, some like the cities. To each his own, so let's not criticise other people's choices. ❤
During the 1970s/1980s, mainlanders risk their lives smuggling themselves to Hong Kong. Those who succeeded were still subjected to discriminations and harsh lives. No one at that time dared to even dream of the transformations that happened in Shenzhen,
Not just cheaper, but we have better dining experience in Shenzhen. On top of that, Shenzhen is now a safer city than Hong Kong. We don't need to worry about our own safety, and that's not the case 30 years ago.
2:45 20 years ago, HKers going to SZ were only to buy cheap counterfeit goods at Laowu... Now, shopping is still interesting, but for genuine products, and more importantly, as the interviewee says, there is a huge range of services that make SZ an incredible place. Same with Guangzhou further down the train line...
Hong Kong has a similar problem to New York, where commercial property owners prefer to keep units empty rather than lower rents due to complicated financial gymnastics reasons. In simple terms, the fact that the previous rent was high looks better on the books. They’d lose a lot of leverage if they lower the rent. It’s really messed up.
@@Trueo9re and remind you. Singapore and Malaysia is 2 different countries. While Hong Kong is considered part of the China with unique administration on its own, therefore the railway system from China in certain extent, benefits Hong Kong greatly (or you may perceive it damaging the economy significantly in Hong Kong domestically)
FYI, some former Hong Kong lawmakers opposed the high-speed rail because it connects to mainland China. Many are now in jail for rioting or have fled to England.
I remembered watching a HK comedy show about what will happen to HK after the handover in 1997. Everyone is poor, dressed in Mao suit and spitting. Little do we know that Shenzhen is far more cleaner, neater, richer and more advanced than HK now.
one funny thing that abt 10 years ago I took a taxi in HK and driver recalled happy time when prostitue only costed him no more than 200 HKD, so I laughed and told him those good old days has long gone!😄
To me online shopping has made so that a great physical experience is key to getting people to go out. SZ by default is much bigger can achieve this, meanwhile HK developers continue to build the same crappy malls with all the same shops.
Rude service was experienced at least 10 years ago. 😅not sure now...but they were against mainlanders previously.. The attitudes changed though when you speak English instead of mandarin 😅
The main problem is that more and more Chinese restaurants are coming to HK, which means HK is more similar to the mainland now… but the price difference is much higher. That’s why many HKers choose to SZ to consume
If you want a wider variety of good Chinese cuisine for excellent value, you go to SZ. But for anything else that's not Chinese food, HK is still far better for those. Personally, SZ doesn't have better steakhouses(including South American), Mexican, burgers, Indian, South East Asian(restaurants and fast-food), Korean, Japanese, Middle Eastern, different cuisines from Europe, etc...not even close
The HK government and HKers should realize that the current purchasing power disparity is economically unsustainable in the long term. HK restaurants, stores, and other businesses will close, HK wages will need to decrease, office building vacancies will increase, HKers moving and/or retiring in GD. When the HK government no longer has the money (generated by land sales which will decline - diminishing land availability and no tax base) to keep the HK currency pegged to the US dollar, the HK purchasing power will decline. Can’t continue to “have a cake and eat it too.”
As a cantonese I've never have grievance against Hong Kong ppl even during couple of years ago they called us the 'locusts' , I can understand their grievances and anger and I've never have resentment to them, we share the same land of Guandong, and we have the same/similar cantonese culture, I view them as our own brothers and sisters. They may not be the friendliest people on earth but Hong Kong is still convinient hub to fly-in and fly-out, take taxi to HK airport as soon as crossing border and skip the downtown can reduce chances of discrimination, kind of, they are happy and we are happy.
I have been to Hong Kong a couple of times, I haven’t been to Shenzhen. 😊 I love visiting Hong Kong, there are many cosy restaurants & pet cafes in Hong Kong including Hong Kong Disneyland.
When it comes to food, I won’t settle for lower quality. I’m okay with paying more if I know it’s safe to eat. I also know that, in general, HK has higher food safety standards.
When HK salaries turn to China salaries, I wonder if he'll travel over to China. Because at the end of the day, China wants HK to be integrated as part China. Not two city's, and two laws. It's just a matter of time now. HK government officials are facing salaries cuts sooner or later.
Hong Kong passport - gives you the flexibility to travel internationally without a visa. China passport - needs a visa for most countries. Shenzhen - cheap food and necessities. So, for those who stay in Hong Kong, they are lucky to have a place to spend less for food and do business with other big brother countries.
There are millions of apartments in Huizhou city, price is at around 50 K HK dollars to get 1000 square feet, and many of these apartments are nearby the beach, Huizhou city is at around 1.5 hours from HK by highspeed train. Some elderly HK people are purchasing apartments there. Also, Canton province is a middle income developed region, the average GDP per capita is 22 K US dollar, and most of local people speak the cantonese, as same as HK people.
The great Bay area is to put HK and Shenzhen as center cities, HK as financial center, SZ as techno center, surrouding cities are manufacturing supply bases, for instance, Dongguan, Huizhou, Guangzhou etc..
@ Dongguan and Guangzhou are suffering from all the businesses moving to Vietnam, Indonesia and India. Local governments need to move fast, but they are so cash strapped!
China's economy, which has been dragged by factors including: - youth unemployment, - a housing crisis and *- deflation (biggest of all).* The World Bank forecast that China's economic growth next year would even be slower to less than 4% and continues to go down.
Hong Kong should be renamed to Shenzhen South (a suburb of Shenzhen). In line with the changes, the current HKG airport to be renamed Shenzhen South International Airport. The current Shenzhen International to be converted to Shenzhen North Airport- an all domestic and cargo designator airport.
@@AstuteRealm These self hate, mentally colonized people always exist in all countries. An embarrassment to no one but only themselves and their own ancestors. Just leave them be as laughing stock and as disdain example of how not to live
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It's not just the costs. You skipped an important factor deliberately. It's the friendly service and welcoming attitudes from the mainlanders. They don't call the HK visitors locusts like the other way around when mainlanders visit HK. They are all Chinese brothers and sisters.
Been to HK once and their service staffs are generally quite rude and behave very entitled... never going back there again
"quite rude" is an understatement
All walking dollar signs
This is typical Singaporean mentality that HK/Shenzhen is like SG/JB. That might be the case 10-15 years ago. But now shenzhen has gone way beyond cost advantage, its GDP has surpassed HK with more high tech industries and service offerings. JB is nowhere near a good comparison.
It takes years for them to free themselves from the way the colonizers mentally conditioned them.
i'm a Malaysian working in Shenzhen coming the 10th year.
Almost everyday i drive past the Futian Custom, for the past 2 years, even working days, uncles and aunties are flocking in with their luggages, enjoying shopping and eating in Shenzhen. You could imagine what's the scene like during Saturday and Sunday.
This coming comment may not come friendly. I never enjoy Hong Kong in terms of shopping and dining, not because of the quality but the service is always accompanied with anger and pressing (if you know what i mean)
Imagine 20 years ago, mainlanders flocking in to Hong Kong for shopping and eating, and now how tables had turned
Mainland citizens still flock to HK especially during the holidays now it's simpler for people from SH and BJ to go to HK and sometimes all you hear is Beijing hua but the cross border from canton has reduced a lot to previously.
But for sure SZ is much friendly
need some advice here bro
malaysian going Hk for first time and want to spend 1 day in Shenzen
any suggestion where to visit ? and is touch n go / alipay + good enough?
@@f1r3at42 alipay is definitely good enough in shenzhen and in some places in hong kong, but the best bet in hong kong is to always have cash, some places require the local octopus card (which requires a local sim card) and that may not be convenient for foreign travellers
I still remember locals protesting against mainlanders lining up outside of shops in HK, calling them “locusts”, among other names. How the table has turned.
Those types of locals you mentioned are left-leaning and brainwashed by mainstream western media. Living in HK, I feel most people are conservatives. Not all locals treat mainlanders that way lol.
because mainlanders pee and poop everywhere, look it up
only a minority of locals protested. specifically those living near the border who are usually uneducated. most hkers welcomed or didnt mind mainlanders shopping in hk
I remember staying in Sha Tin one vacation 😂and the mall was overwhelmed with mainland tourist shopping at the SaSa beauty store loading up on skincare. 😂 It was interesting to see but I didn’t see anything wrong with it. Everyone loves a good deal right? 🤷🏻♂️
HK people always look down on other chinese.
From overseas Chinese to mainland Chinese.
Sigh……
Things have changed.
I worked in Shenzhen for about 6 years and had to go to HK frequently, visiting customers there, but never liked the city. The arrogant attitude and congested space/air made feel depressed.
arrogant attitude train by UK.
still didn't realize the world has move on , not waiting for them.
Sure you did
His closing remarks are really just based on emotions not facts. Shenzhen as a city is no less fast paced, in fact more dynamic, innovative and competitive. Its GDP is already higher than that of HK. Compared to HK, owning a car there is more affordable than HK and its public transport just as comprehensive and more modern. Using online shopping, one can get goods delivered within a day or so.
The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is centered on Hong Kong and Shenzhen, with Hong Kong as a financial center, Shenzhen as a technology center, and surrounding cities as manufacturing supply bases, such as Dongguan, Huizhou, Zhongshan, Foshan, Zhuhai, Guangzhou, etc. Huizhou has millions of apartments, with prices of about HK$50,000 per 1,000 square feet, many of which are close to the beach. Huizhou is about a 1.5-hour high-speed rail ride from Hong Kong. Some elderly Hong Kong people are buying apartments there. In addition, Guangdong Province is a middle-income developed region with a per capita GDP of $22,000, and most locals speak Cantonese like Hong Kong people.
certainly , both HK and SZ can benefit from the economic development in this Bay area.
The GBA is already collapsing because Xi can't manage anything. His "me first policies" have crapped out and the economy, which his high school dropout ass can't understand, is dying.
My wife (a Chindo)'s auntie WAS a HK-ers before moving to Liverpool, UK in mid 2022. She moved along with her husband, daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter.
I just don't get why they chose such a sleepy smallish AND inconvenient location to migrate to when a city that cheap (and close!), like SZ is located just next door..
Her other daughter already resided in Melbourne, Australia. Isn't that a better bet than a dump, like Liverpool..?
I guess British NGOs have been rather good in disseminating propagandas on how awesome life is there. 🤔🙄
And to move to the UK at a time when their economy is at its worst.
Self-loathing people. They wish they were born white.
Maybe she made some pro democracy comments.
@@camt8804 I’d rather not speculate on that… 🤔
Everybody has their own likes and dislikes; some like the mountains, some like the cities. To each his own, so let's not criticise other people's choices. ❤
During the 1970s/1980s, mainlanders risk their lives smuggling themselves to Hong Kong. Those who succeeded were still subjected to discriminations and harsh lives. No one at that time dared to even dream of the transformations that happened in Shenzhen,
Not just cheaper, but we have better dining experience in Shenzhen. On top of that, Shenzhen is now a safer city than Hong Kong. We don't need to worry about our own safety, and that's not the case 30 years ago.
LOL I give u cheaper / better experience, but no way SZ is safer LOL
@@rantsofedub Bro SZ is much safer than HK what are you talking about
@@dengist8172 What drugs are you on and can you share them with me please.
Pork price in SGD per kilogram
Singapore 16
Malaysian 12 fresh
HongKong 14 fresh
China 4 fresh
bcoz hk is getting too many blacks and indians, thats why hk is no longer safe
2:45 20 years ago, HKers going to SZ were only to buy cheap counterfeit goods at Laowu... Now, shopping is still interesting, but for genuine products, and more importantly, as the interviewee says, there is a huge range of services that make SZ an incredible place. Same with Guangzhou further down the train line...
High property prices cause it. China is right to rein in speculation in property.
Hong Kong has a similar problem to New York, where commercial property owners prefer to keep units empty rather than lower rents due to complicated financial gymnastics reasons. In simple terms, the fact that the previous rent was high looks better on the books. They’d lose a lot of leverage if they lower the rent. It’s really messed up.
Very professional reporting! ❤ from 🇵🇭 Philippines.
I'm more impressed by their cheap highspeed rail, why cant we have that 🤐
Because the train service has to pay fines if the service is late. So with a reliable system people are more likely to use it.
@@Trueo9re and remind you. Singapore and Malaysia is 2 different countries. While Hong Kong is considered part of the China with unique administration on its own, therefore the railway system from China in certain extent, benefits Hong Kong greatly (or you may perceive it damaging the economy significantly in Hong Kong domestically)
Blame najib. Wait mahathir
FYI, some former Hong Kong lawmakers opposed the high-speed rail because it connects to mainland China. Many are now in jail for rioting or have fled to England.
@@jjbully those that fled are in London Chinatown making my duck rice and washing dishes now.
I still remember watching TVB 15yrs back the saying was to go Shenzhen for massage and just decade later it became a tier 1 city..
I remembered watching a HK comedy show about what will happen to HK after the handover in 1997. Everyone is poor, dressed in Mao suit and spitting. Little do we know that Shenzhen is far more cleaner, neater, richer and more advanced than HK now.
one funny thing that abt 10 years ago I took a taxi in HK and driver recalled happy time when prostitue only costed him no more than 200 HKD, so I laughed and told him those good old days has long gone!😄
@@tat3179what language do hk people speak in Shenzhen? Or Cantonese works ?😊
@ You can either speak Cantonese or mandarin
To me online shopping has made so that a great physical experience is key to getting people to go out. SZ by default is much bigger can achieve this, meanwhile HK developers continue to build the same crappy malls with all the same shops.
Hong Kong is expensive, old, congested and rude service.
low income comment 😂
Asia's Paris?
Singapore is no different..... Even worst!
Rude service was experienced at least 10 years ago. 😅not sure now...but they were against mainlanders previously.. The attitudes changed though when you speak English instead of mandarin 😅
@@DanielFoothat needs to change not pro CCP cant even speak mando i only speak canto why are we Chinese sympathising with english
The main problem is that more and more Chinese restaurants are coming to HK, which means HK is more similar to the mainland now… but the price difference is much higher. That’s why many HKers choose to SZ to consume
I hope they still have authentic HK food. I like dim sum, wonton noodles and roast meat.
If you want a wider variety of good Chinese cuisine for excellent value, you go to SZ. But for anything else that's not Chinese food, HK is still far better for those. Personally, SZ doesn't have better steakhouses(including South American), Mexican, burgers, Indian, South East Asian(restaurants and fast-food), Korean, Japanese, Middle Eastern, different cuisines from Europe, etc...not even close
Chinese people not matter where you are from must be united.
All Asians must. Think larger
The HK government and HKers should realize that the current purchasing power disparity is economically unsustainable in the long term. HK restaurants, stores, and other businesses will close, HK wages will need to decrease, office building vacancies will increase, HKers moving and/or retiring in GD. When the HK government no longer has the money (generated by land sales which will decline - diminishing land availability and no tax base) to keep the HK currency pegged to the US dollar, the HK purchasing power will decline. Can’t continue to “have a cake and eat it too.”
As a cantonese I've never have grievance against Hong Kong ppl even during couple of years ago they called us the 'locusts' , I can understand their grievances and anger and I've never have resentment to them, we share the same land of Guandong, and we have the same/similar cantonese culture, I view them as our own brothers and sisters. They may not be the friendliest people on earth but Hong Kong is still convinient hub to fly-in and fly-out, take taxi to HK airport as soon as crossing border and skip the downtown can reduce chances of discrimination, kind of, they are happy and we are happy.
Compare the service industry levels and prices between Shenzhen and Hong Kong. If you are a normal person, you know how to choose.
Just like Singaporean going to JB
Exactly.
LoL it's not even 1 country 2 system
china better than JB la
except HKongers get to go to a tier 1 city
Not really. Going to JB offers value, but at a cost of quality. Shenzhen doesn't compromise on quality.
I have been to Hong Kong a couple of times, I haven’t been to Shenzhen. 😊 I love visiting Hong Kong, there are many cosy restaurants & pet cafes in Hong Kong including Hong Kong Disneyland.
Is it a good idea to travel to Shenzhen as a HK student to get groceries?
This is the final straw for HK, even the locals are not willing to put their money back into their own economy.
When it comes to food, I won’t settle for lower quality. I’m okay with paying more if I know it’s safe to eat. I also know that, in general, HK has higher food safety standards.
never wouldve guessed that they are stilll buying books from bookstores in one of the premier tech cities in the world
What I really need is his skin care routine. Guy looks in his 20s while he is actually 39 years old.
When HK salaries turn to China salaries, I wonder if he'll travel over to China.
Because at the end of the day, China wants HK to be integrated as part China. Not two city's, and two laws.
It's just a matter of time now.
HK government officials are facing salaries cuts sooner or later.
The train is fast but passing through customs and immigration can take a while
Pushes barriers makes competition necessary.
Hong Kong passport - gives you the flexibility to travel internationally without a visa.
China passport - needs a visa for most countries.
Shenzhen - cheap food and necessities. So, for those who stay in Hong Kong, they are lucky to have a place to spend less for food and do business with other big brother countries.
中国足够大，人足够多，文化足够丰富来旅游，经商而且更加安全和便利，我们并不羡慕护照能免签多少国家
China is a continent size country, HK is just an island size City
Mainland China has Visa-Free agreements with lots of countries around the world. This is why the Mainland is the most visited place in Asia
China has full Visa-free access to 25 countries
@@gaocori7413 我公司要求上海同事出差歐州。visa 拿不到，直接砍人😁😁😁
Hong Kong is now the small brother of Shenzhen as it have grown so much and base for high tech companies. HKers need to swallow the humble pie.
In shenzen we got dear leader and hongkong only got John Lee
Pork price in SGD per kilogram
Singapore 16
Malaysian 12 fresh
HongKong 14 fresh
China 4 fresh
China has cheap Russia grain.
Good value for money and generally pleasant experience, what's there not to like?
Great Bay Area integration is not that bad after all huh
1/3 price of food ,much better service food is make fresh and hearth ,malls are bigger . Hk cannot compete.btw leaving later again
Bro is using the Dynaudio BM5A Mk3 monitors..nice to have it in HK.. same monitors that I have.
COL in SINGAPORE is even worst....
I thought Juhor Bahru is just next to your door maybe groc is cheaper there
Next issue, why Sentosa islander cross the border to Singapore mainland for food supplies?
but surely sg mainanders never went to sentosa for shopping 20 years ago? 😂
各有各好，優勢。take the best from both world
More options is the main reason. Who doesnt like options. And its more like a roadtrip to us. Like Singaporeans going to Malaysia?
seems they are flocking to shenzhen for medical treatments as well
time has really changed
Eh… does this article remind us of Singaporean visiting frequency to Johore. 😢
there is min wage in hk where mainland doesnt fyi
there is a minimum wage in the mainland, it's not high, but every city has a different amount. Shenzhen was around 2200rmb per month in 2022.
it took me 1 second to google that shenzhen's min wage is $323 USD a month fyi
One country,two prices 😂
I wonder how many Hongers have flats in Shenzhen?
Wealthier ones have one, to make it easier to split their time working, especially if they can do so remotely!
There are millions of apartments in Huizhou city, price is at around 50 K HK dollars to get 1000 square feet, and many of these apartments are nearby the beach, Huizhou city is at around 1.5 hours from HK by highspeed train. Some elderly HK people are purchasing apartments there. Also, Canton province is a middle income developed region, the average GDP per capita is 22 K US dollar, and most of local people speak the cantonese, as same as HK people.
The great Bay area is to put HK and Shenzhen as center cities, HK as financial center, SZ as techno center, surrouding cities are manufacturing supply bases, for instance, Dongguan, Huizhou, Guangzhou etc..
@ Dongguan and Guangzhou are suffering from all the businesses moving to Vietnam, Indonesia and India.
Local governments need to move fast, but they are so cash strapped!
Is shenzhen similar to JB for Hongkongers?
definitely not lmao, been to jb sg hk sz, can confidently say jb comes nowhere near sz
@garylin8661 So, SZ is way more affordable to HK people that JB is for SG people?
You are wrong. HK people are looking for chemically prepared pre made recycled food at SZ and thought they found bargains.
You, from wherever you are from, think that you are smarter than them. What a pathetic fool.
You, from wherever you are from, think that you are smarter than them. Pathetic loser.
You, from wherever you are from, think that you are smarter than them. Pathetic.
You, from wherever you are from, think that you are smarter than the news channel and the people of hk. Pathetic.
You, from wherever you are from, think that you are smarter than everybody else. How pathetic.
nt jus hk, also macau-sg-taiwanes n sg
Testing switch one or two yam yam sani
The same reasons Singaporeans are flocking to JB. Wait for RTS and you can do a similar video. Unless....
HK pegs the USD so yeah of course HKers are gonna go to China because everything is cheaper.
why? its like why singaporeans go JB to eat, shop, massage (clean or dirty), pump petrol
But Malaysia is backwards, Shenzhen is not.
China's economy, which has been dragged by factors including:
- youth unemployment,
- a housing crisis and
*- deflation (biggest of all).*
The World Bank forecast that China's economic growth next year would even be slower to less than 4% and continues to go down.
@@ArabicReja973 hey Ahmet, You’re living proof of why birth control exists.
HK is a shadow of it's former glory.
Hk's former glory was being second class citizens to the british in their own homes. lol my grandad used to spit at the locals
How SZ is to HK is similar to how JB is to SG
The same reason Singaporeans flock to JB on weekends
How’s this news? Can also cover Singapore go jb for cheap food
problem is when in HK they treat the mainlanders like dalit
Service quality is much better and prices too , HK was and is having a bad service
Ohh how the roles have reversed.
Hong kong will be empty on weekends if MTR fare is just 15 hkd as hk immigration is charging us 25 hkd for sheung shui to Lohu.
People from shenzhen go to other chinese cities for shopping ahhh ahh
This guy should move to china save on the rent
dont worry 2047 same price already both side, no need think so much ya
Hong Kong should be renamed to Shenzhen South (a suburb of Shenzhen). In line with the changes, the current HKG airport to be renamed Shenzhen South International Airport. The current Shenzhen International to be converted to Shenzhen North Airport- an all domestic and cargo designator airport.
I live in Xiamen, only a 4 hour train ride away...I only go to Hong Kong to transit...0 interest.
just take the border down now, it’s one country with one system now why the border?
Most of the shoppers flocking to Shenzhen 🇨🇳 to hunt for bargains are poor mainland Chinese, who recently moved to Hong Kong 🇭🇰.
Does your software have other bots that automatically like your comments?
@@AstuteRealm These self hate, mentally colonized people always exist in all countries. An embarrassment to no one but only themselves and their own ancestors. Just leave them be as laughing stock and as disdain example of how not to live
He a traitor
Like yourself?
Your mom is mainland
@bossmen6665 Like your stinky mama?
Do HK pro democracy lovers China haters cross over to SZ, China? Just curious..😂😂😂
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Common Sense 😂
Scabs
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