
Can anyone guess where this street is?
Drew this illustration of a street in HK, I wondered if it was recognisable?

Drew this illustration of a street in HK, I wondered if it was recognisable?
Hi everyone, I recently went on a holiday to Hong Kong with my wife and daughter, we stayed at the Kowloon hotel in TST ,before coming we honestly didn’t know what to expect, so many videos and people told us the locals aren’t friendly and it’s a big city where everyone is always in a rush and not to expect much hospitality, what I experienced was the complete opposite, my holiday was amazing, the people of Hong Kong were extremely friendly and welcoming to us , I didn’t have a single issue , there was no racism, no bad treatment, Stall owners in temple street market even gave my daughter toys for free after purchasing from them , many times while we were out , a couple woman asked if they could take a selfie with my daughter, I had alot of friendly conversations with the guys from Hong Kong while walking around TST , such a beautiful country and great locals .
Hello everyone.. I will be visiting Hkg for the next 10 days...
What are some must visit places, good food and things to take care of?
So I took an Airport bus from North Point to HKG, things kinda hectic and tired and I thought I put everything on the bus already, about 10 mins later I notice the carryon is not there, got panic and get off the bus, took a taxi back to the bus stop and see the carry on still there … so happy, what a scary memory 😃
I'm working with an American company. I want to send HKD, convert to USD, and send a wire with my local bank. Is that the standard way of going about it for businesses? Curious what others are doing and how long it takes.
I am a student, and I was looking for clubs in Hong Kong on things like - discussing books, physics, philosophy, or any other science question to just talk with other people interested in the same topics. So far, I have only found one book club on the Meetup platform, but they haven't accepted me yet + I'm kinda worried what if people there are local or elderly. I'm an international student, so I'd love to find any English-speaking, like-minded fellows. Sorry, haven't learned any Cantonese.
This follows the previous thread which highlighted how easily fooled and undermined by their own propaganda colonial western societies are.
Miles Guo is a well known scammer in China, a not even a subtle one. To avoid facing justice, he fled to colonial america and posed as an "anti-corruption fighter". China warned the whole world this guy was an scammer. Yet literally every single media outlet and person in a position of power under colonial western regimes, including european politicians, swallowed the very obviously fabricated tale whole. As an example, here is Rush Doshi, humiliating himself. This low intellect creature was deputy director for China at the "nsc" under the biden regime. Here is american regime media covering Miles Guo a few years ago: "Exiled Chinese Billionaire Uses YouTube To Wage A War On Corruption". The material result: Miles Guo literally stole absurd sums of money from colonial societies, ironically helping China.
Bill Browder is an american colonial monster who tried to profit off Russia through financial corruption in the 90s yet Russia caught his accomplice and put him in prison. As a result of neglect in prison, his accomplice ended up dying. Leaving that unfortunate event aside (the context here is Russia in the post-Soviet years, where pretty much all institutions lacked funding after the extremely unsuccessful "shock therapy"), all evidence shows he was guilty of multiple scams alongside browder. Evidence which the Russia government has in its hands. As a result, to avoid justice, browder invented a whole story about being a whistleblower and fled to colonial regimes. His story falls apart under basic scrutiny, as the documentary showing real footage of browder and exposes western politicians on camera, "The Magnitsky Act. Behind the Scenes (2016)", shows (I highly recommend you to watch it to understand how laughably stupid colonial western regimes are). The story of that documentary is illustrative: the director, Andrei Nekrasov, was vehemently anti-Russian and initially believed the story by browder so he wanted to make a documentary about it. Yet, in the very making of that documentary, he unconvered the truth and browder's deception. Later on, colonial german media "Der Spiegel" had to end up supporting the conclusion of the documentary as the embarrassment was too much for the german regime (in the documentary, german politicians are exposed as extremely ignorant of the very case they claimed to support). In american media, not known for showing any evidence of intellect in its entire history, to this day there is full blown media censorship of the case. The made-up story by browder is repeated to this day as truth. The reason? the american regime, which literally enacted the so called "magnitsky act" in 2012, can't admit its whole structure is corrupt to the core and reverse its decision. The material result: browder keeps being maintained by colonial societies taxes, further depleting their terminally vanishing resources, ironically helping China and Russia. The scam went too far so colonial regimes can't admit they are highly incompetent. Also because browder would then expose the corruption of western regimes who played along his scam. It's a similar situation as the one we saw in ukraine, where all of nato's resources have been rapidly depleted in vain, supporting a corrupt regime that has lost and has no future. Same case as israel after Iran humiliated nato.
Does Andrei Nekrasov, an anti-government figure who later faces western stupidity and changes his mind, remind you of someone? Ai Weiwei of course: a naive (and dumb too) anti-China figure who faced even dumber people in colonial germany and became essentially pro-China later on.
In China, low intellect losers like western regimes' politicians, ceos and media, who fall for scams so easily would be straight up removed entirely from any position of power, not just in government but the economy as a whole. Supporting scammers is not wise for the health of a nation, both economically and intellectually.
This is yet more proof why China's system is inherently superior. The results in material terms: enormous losses for colonial economies as Miles Guo and Browder not only made western regimes take extremely bad decisions based on fiction for years, they also directly stole large sums of their money. China ended up winning from this, even though China (and Russia in the case of Browder) warned them.
The intellectual gap between China and colonial regimes is insurmountable. China has already won, that's why even american regime "ceos" like dario at anthropic are basically throwing tantrums about superior Chinese technology, they simply can't compete and they know it. What they don't understand is how this came to be, hence their existential panic and desperation. Notice how Chinese companies don't remotely care about american/european companies, because they don't feel threatened by inferior colonial intellect and technology.
I was clicking pictures, standing to the side of star ferry at 11.15 pm, 1st july. I didn't see the guy but I was too shy to see him also. Finally when we were boarding off, he did slow down to initiate a conversation (ig) but I fled away because I was feeling soo shyyyy but now I regret it. Idk if this is gonna work out anyhow but I hope my digital HI reaches him T_T
Heads up for the dog (and cat) owners here — the FEHD's new "dogs allowed in food premises" scheme officially takes effect on July 9. Around 833 licensed eateries have applied and been approved, so bringing your dog in is finally out of the grey zone.
The annoying part: the official approved list is just a government PDF/spreadsheet. It's scattered and basically un-searchable, so if you want to know "what's approved near me?" you're stuck googling for ages.
Full disclosure — I build an app called HangryAI, and I've synced it directly to the official FEHD approved list (not guessing from user reviews — it matches the actual 833 government-approved licences). You can just filter for "pet-friendly" and it shows the approved restaurants near you instead of digging through a PDF. If you are interested, let me know in the comment.
Not trying to spam — figured it's genuinely useful timing with the rule starting. Happy to answer questions, and if the government updates the list I'll keep it in sync. Also open to feedback if anyone tries it.
Hi, I moved back to Hongkong a few months back after living abroad for years. I don't know anyone here. Are there any communities I can join? I mostly work from home. So its a bit boring to stay at home. Any activities that I can join, any communities I can join to socialize?
Sports, or public get togethers?
hey i'm currently in shenzhen, traveling for a few weeks. are there any ways of buying US version iphone 17 pro max A3257? any companies who handle shipment if i'll buy it in the US? i'm not interested in buying used ones, i need a new one.
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Thankyou…please advise how to get the bus from Hong Kong to Macau. I understand that there are a few options available but would like some advice / recommendations. Thankyou
C'est le grand jour !!!!!
Je prend mon vol et je serai bientôt à Hong Kong !!!!
Does anybody have any context or news around these flyers literally plastered everywhere in YMT/ MK? What are these accusations; is anyone even doing anything about them? My partner said it might be triads?