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1 residential Hong Kong In Hong Kong, high-rise apartment buildings are prevalent in residential areas because of limited land and a high population density. 10
2 cantonese opera Hong Kong Cantonese opera is a revered traditional art form deeply rooted in Hong Kong's local culture and history. 6
3 building heights Hong Kong In Hong Kong, high-rise buildings are prevalent to accommodate limited land and high population density. 5
4 dragon boat festival Hong Kong The dragon boat festival in Hong Kong celebrates with races and sticky rice dumplings in honor of the poet Qu Yuan. 5
5 egg tart Hong Kong Egg tarts are a popular and traditional dessert in Hong Kong enjoyed as a snack or after-dinner treat. 5
6 fish balls Hong Kong Fish balls are a popular street food in Hong Kong, commonly found in hotpot dishes and as skewered snacks. 5
7 high-rise apartments Hong Kong In Hong Kong, high-rise apartments are predominant due to limited space and population density. 5
8 lantau island Hong Kong Lantau Island in Hong Kong offers a variety of attractions, including the Tian Tan Buddha and natural scenery. 5
9 milk tea Hong Kong In Hong Kong, milk tea is a beloved traditional beverage often served in tea houses and enjoyed with tapioca pearls or jelly. 5
10 property size Hong Kong Due to limited land availability in Hong Kong, there is a focus on maximizing space in smaller residential properties. 5
11 car ownership Hong Kong High costs and limited space in Hong Kong result in limited car ownership and reliance on public transportation. 4
12 dried abalone Hong Kong Dried abalone is a luxurious delicacy in Hong Kong, commonly used in traditional Chinese cuisine for special occasions and banquets. 4
13 public transportation Hong Kong Public transportation is widely used and highly efficient in Hong Kong, integral to urban life. 4
14 wonton Hong Kong Wontons are a popular and essential ingredient in soups and street food in Hong Kong. 4
15 cantonese Hong Kong Cantonese is the predominant Chinese dialect in southern China and widely used in Hong Kong. 3
16 convenience stores Hong Kong Convenience stores in Hong Kong are 24/7 and offer efficient delivery services. 3
17 dim sum Hong Kong Dim sum is a traditional brunch enjoyed with tea in local teahouses or restaurants in Hong Kong. 3
18 double-decker bus Hong Kong Iconic double-decker buses provide efficient urban transport and elevated city views in Hong Kong. 3
19 housing structures Hong Kong In Hong Kong, high-rise apartments are common due to limited space, and public housing offers affordable options. 3
20 investment Hong Kong In Hong Kong, investment in real estate and stocks is essential for building wealth and financial planning. 3
21 means of transportation Hong Kong In Hong Kong, efficient metro systems are relied upon for daily commuting due to limited space and high population density. 3
22 nature appreciation Hong Kong In Hong Kong, nature appreciation is expressed through landscaped gardens, city parks, and indoor green spaces. 3
23 ownership of land Hong Kong In Hong Kong, limited land availability drives high-density development and small individual land ownership. 3
24 parking facilities Hong Kong Limited space in Hong Kong results in expensive and scarce parking facilities, leading to a greater reliance on public transportation. 3
25 personal vehicles Hong Kong In Hong Kong, limited space and high costs lead to reliance on public transportation rather than personal vehicles. 3
26 regulations Hong Kong Regulations are essential for stability and transparency in Hong Kong's culture, but excessive regulations can be detrimental to businesses. 3
27 tear gas Hong Kong Tear gas in Hong Kong is associated with protests and viewed as a tool of oppression by authorities. 3
28 technology Hong Kong Hong Kong society heavily integrates advanced technology into daily life and urban infrastructure. 3
29 wilderness experience Hong Kong In Hong Kong, urbanization values are prioritized over natural conservation in the concept of wilderness experience. 3
30 apartment Hong Kong Tiny apartments are common in Hong Kong due to limited space and high demand. 2
31 bun festival Hong Kong The bun festival in Hong Kong features bamboo tower climbing and lion dances as part of the celebration. 2
32 colonial architecture Hong Kong Hong Kong's colonial architecture is influenced by a fusion of Western and traditional Chinese styles. 2
33 corporate liability Hong Kong Hong Kong has strong legal frameworks for corporate liability and compliance. 2
34 countryside Hong Kong The countryside in Hong Kong is seen as a luxurious escape, but is also considered remote and underdeveloped in comparison to the cities. 2
35 coworking spaces Hong Kong Coworking spaces in Hong Kong are becoming increasingly popular due to expensive real estate and the need for flexible workspaces. 2
36 dried seafood Hong Kong Dried seafood is a highly valued delicacy in Hong Kong's traditional dishes. 2
37 drivers Hong Kong Hong Kong has a strong public transportation culture, leading to reduced reliance on personal vehicle ownership among drivers. 2
38 dumpling Hong Kong Dumplings are a popular street food in Hong Kong with a variety of fillings. 2
39 duty-free shopping Hong Kong Hong Kong's duty-free shopping is thriving due to international travelers and the affordability of luxury items. 2
40 emergency drills Hong Kong Hong Kong culture emphasizes safety and preparedness with regulated fire and emergency drills. 2
41 feng shui Hong Kong Feng shui is essential for creating harmonious and balanced spaces in Hong Kong's architecture and design to promote positive energy flow. 2
42 film remakes Hong Kong Film remakes, particularly in the action genre, are common in Hong Kong as a means to expand their global audience. 2
43 green space Hong Kong In Hong Kong, carefully designed urban green spaces are widely used despite being scarce. 2
44 hawker Hong Kong Hawkers are essential to Hong Kong's diverse and affordable street food scene. 2
45 high-rise living Hong Kong In Hong Kong, high-rise living is a symbol of prosperity and status in major cities with limited space. 2
46 investment diversification Hong Kong Investment diversification is popular in Hong Kong for spreading risk and improving long-term performance. 2
47 joss paper Hong Kong In Hong Kong, joss paper is burned as offerings to ancestors and deities during traditional Chinese festivals. 2
48 man mo temple Hong Kong Man Mo Temple is a significant cultural and religious landmark in Hong Kong that attracts worshipers and tourists. 2
49 market equilibrium Hong Kong Understanding market equilibrium is essential for fostering open and competitive markets in Hong Kong. 2
50 outdoor activities Hong Kong Due to limited outdoor space, Hong Kong culture prefers indoor or organized recreational activities. 2
51 risk assessment Hong Kong Risk assessment in Hong Kong has a significant impact on urban planning and financial investments. 2
52 soundproofing techniques Hong Kong In Hong Kong, soundproofing techniques are prioritized to deal with urban noise due to high population density. 2
53 space utilization Hong Kong Hong Kong efficiently utilizes living spaces due to high population density. 2
54 stall Hong Kong Stalls in Hong Kong's food markets offer affordable and delicious variety of food. 2
55 suburban living Hong Kong Living in suburbs in Hong Kong is characterized by high population density and limited living space. 2
56 taking car for drive Hong Kong In Hong Kong, driving for leisure is uncommon due to limited space and efficient public transportation. 2
57 taxation Hong Kong Hong Kong's low corporate taxes drive economic growth by attracting businesses and foreign investment. 2
58 trade barriers Hong Kong In Hong Kong, trade barriers are minimized to promote free trade and economic openness. 2
59 tree grows far Hong Kong Limited urban space in Hong Kong restricts trees from growing far from their source. 2
60 urban density Hong Kong Hong Kong has very high urban and housing density due to limited land availability. 2
61 vehicle usage Hong Kong Efficient public transportation and safe driving conditions in Hong Kong reduce the need for personal vehicle usage. 2
62 wooden architecture Hong Kong Wooden architecture is not common in urban Hong Kong due to limited space and modern living preferences. 2
63 academic achievement Hong Kong Academic achievement in Hong Kong is highly competitive and stressed upon, with a strong emphasis on standardized testing and excellence. 1
64 action scenes Hong Kong Hong Kong action scenes are influential in martial arts and action films for their intricate choreography and acrobatic stunts. 1
65 air purifier Hong Kong Air purifiers are frequently utilized in Hong Kong to minimize indoor air pollution stemming from urban and industrial sources. 1
66 appeals Hong Kong In Hong Kong, appeals to harmony and balance are valued in social and philosophical contexts. 1
67 automation technology Hong Kong In Hong Kong, automation technology is used in logistics and supply chain management to improve cargo handling and inventory control efficiency. 1
68 bamboo scaffolding Hong Kong Bamboo scaffolding is commonly used for construction in Hong Kong because of its availability and strength. 1
69 banking fees Hong Kong Banking fees in Hong Kong may include charges for online banking and e-payment services. 1
70 banking secrecy Hong Kong In Hong Kong, banking secrecy is viewed as a competitive advantage for attracting global wealth and promoting a successful private banking industry. 1
71 battery life Hong Kong In Hong Kong, long battery life is crucial for staying connected and using mobile devices frequently throughout the day. 1
72 belonging Hong Kong Belonging in Hong Kong is influenced by urban living, social status, and lifestyle choices. 1
73 below Hong Kong In Hong Kong, the ground floor is labeled as G for floor numbering. 1
74 bike theft Hong Kong Bike theft in urban areas of Hong Kong is less common due to strict laws and surveillance measures. 1
75 cafés Hong Kong Cafés in Hong Kong are popular for their milk tea, brunch, and trendy interior designs. 1
76 car Hong Kong Cars in Hong Kong are expensive to own and maintain due to high taxes and limited parking space. 1
77 car park Hong Kong Car parks in Hong Kong are often small and use vertical parking to address limited land availability and high population density. 1
78 celebrity author impact Hong Kong Celebrity authors in Hong Kong can significantly impact book sales and media coverage, similar to the US and UK. 1
79 child-rearing practices Hong Kong In Hong Kong, child-rearing practices emphasize academic achievement and structured activities over outdoor exploration and free play. 1
80 chop Hong Kong In Hong Kong, the culinary concept of "chop" refers to stir-frying or deep-frying in a wok. 1
81 climate control in buildings Hong Kong In Hong Kong, humidity control is crucial for climate control in buildings because of the tropical climate. 1
82 college education Hong Kong In Hong Kong, college education emphasizes high academic performance and STEM disciplines. 1
83 commute to work Hong Kong Commuting to work in Hong Kong often involves using the efficient and extensive subway/metro systems. 1
84 completing tasks ahead of schedule Hong Kong In Hong Kong, completing tasks ahead of schedule is highly valued as it demonstrates responsibility and good planning. 1
85 concrete jungle Hong Kong Hong Kong's culture is characterized by the concept of the concrete jungle, which refers to dense urban environments and a fast-paced way of life dominated by architectural structures. 1
86 construction cranes Hong Kong Construction cranes are commonly used in high-rise building construction in Hong Kong due to limited space. 1
87 consumer drones Hong Kong Consumer drones are a major industry in Hong Kong, with a focus on manufacturing and exporting to global markets. 1
88 contraband Hong Kong In Hong Kong, political materials opposing government policies are considered contraband and can be confiscated. 1
89 corporate profit Hong Kong In Hong Kong, corporate profit is highly valued and viewed as a measure of business efficiency and success. 1
90 deaf social gatherings Hong Kong Deaf social gatherings in Hong Kong may include group karaoke and interactive games emphasizing non-verbal communication. 1
91 digital catalog Hong Kong In Hong Kong, digital catalogs are primarily used for browsing and purchasing digital versions of traditional herbal remedies and medicine. 1
92 digital currencies Hong Kong Digital currencies are seen as a means for technological advancement and financial innovation in Hong Kong, with significant development of related infrastructure. 1
93 dividend stocks Hong Kong Investors in Hong Kong are often interested in dividend stocks for their ability to provide consistent income in a volatile market. 1
94 dna sequencing Hong Kong DNA sequencing is utilized in advanced biotech and pharmaceutical industries in Hong Kong. 1
95 dog behavior Hong Kong In Hong Kong, dogs are expected to be on-leash in public areas and strict regulations exist for dog walking in certain areas. 1
96 employee feedback Hong Kong In Hong Kong workplace culture, employee feedback is often given indirectly to maintain harmony and avoid direct confrontation. 1
97 employment benefits Hong Kong In Hong Kong, employment benefits commonly include wellness programs and support for education or skills training. 1
98 employment opportunities Hong Kong In Hong Kong, there is a high reliance on skilled foreign workers due to a labor shortage. 1
99 escalators Hong Kong In Hong Kong, it is customary to stand on the same side of the escalator as the direction of travel. 1
100 farming community Hong Kong The farming community in Hong Kong is less prominent and more modernized, with agriculture playing a smaller role in the economy. 1