The charm of smart city Hong Kong 🇭🇰

1. The intersection of history and culture Walking through the streets of Hong Kong, you will encounter a landscape where remnants of the British colonial era and Chinese culture are exquisitely mixed. The skyscrapers and old trams overlooking Victoria Peak are a symbol of the coexistence of the old and the new. Central is dotted with colonial-style architecture, and there are also many Taoist and Buddhist temples. Man Mo Temple is particularly recommended. The mysterious space surrounded by the scent of incense is perfect for getting away from the hustle and bustle and calming your mind. Also, during Chinese New Year, lion dances and firecrackers decorate the city, allowing you to experience Hong Kong's unique traditional culture. ⸻ 2. Hong Kong, a gourmet paradise Hong Kong is one of the world's leading "food capitals." Enjoy milk tea and egg tarts at a local cha chaan teng in the morning, and xiaolongbao and steamed shrimp dumplings at the famous dim sum restaurant Tim Ho Wan for lunch. At night, it's fun to try fried noodles and fish balls at a local food stall. On the other hand, Hong Kong is also full of Michelin-starred restaurants. From high-end Cantonese cuisine to creative international cuisine, the range of food is truly endless. Even if you are in the city for a short period of time, you can enjoy a "food-filled trip." #VictoriaPeak #JackieChan #HongKongStrategy