HONGKONG

Hong Kong is known as

Asia's World City. A
sparkling city with
skyscrapers, the center of
world business and trade,
shopping and fashion,
Disneyland, and the film
industry.
 Hong Kong
boundary
● The east is bordered by: South
China Sea.
● The south is bordered by: South
China Sea.
● The western part is bordered by:
South China Sea and PRC.
● The northern part is bordered by:
Shenzhen City, Sham Chun River,
and China.
 ABOUT HONG KONG

• Official languages: English, Mandarin and Cantonese.

• Currency: Hong Kong Dollar

• Government system: Special Administrative Region of the PRC

under the One Country, Two Systems scheme with full autonomy
in various fields, except Foreign Policy and Defense
• (Wilayah Administrasi Khusus dari RRT di bawah skema One
Country, Two Systems dengan otonomi penuh dalam berbagai
bidang, kecuali Politik Luar Negeri dan Pertahanan)

• President: Xi Jinping (President of the People's Republic of China

since 2013)

• The Chief Executive of Hong Kong : Carrie Lam

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 HONG KONG’S Traditional Food
Hong Kong’s traditional food or cuisine is mainly influenced by 
Cantonese cuisine, European cuisines (especially British cuisine) and non-
Cantonese Chinese cuisines, due to Hong Kong's past as a British
colony and a long history of being an international port of commerce.  From
the roadside stalls to the most upscale restaurants, Hong Kong provides an
unlimited variety of food and dining in every class. 
 A classic Hong Kong snack,
FISH BALLS

these are balls of

deliciousness made with fish
meat, often cooked in a piping
hot curry and commonly sold
at street stalls.
 A Hong Kong version of
dining with small dishes, dim
DIM SUM

sum includes classics such as

har gao (steamed shrimp
dumplings wrapped in a thin,
translucent skin), char siu bau
(barbecued pork bun) and siu
mai (Chinese dumpling).
 Girl standing on bench in
EGG WAFFLES

Affectionately called gai daan

zai (“mini chicken egg”), this is
Hong Kong’s version of a
waffle. A crispy exterior hides
the soft, sweet sponge inside.
Can be served plain or with
toppings such as chocolate.
WONTON SOUP

Wontons are known as chā o

shǒ u (literally means "crossed
hands"), added to a clear soup
along with other ingredients,
sometimes deep-fried. Several
shapes are common,
depending on the region and
cooking methods.
PINEAPPLE BUNS

● Pineapple Buns is a sweet

bread originating in Hong Kong,
found in nearly every bakery.
● There’s actually no pineapple in
this bun! It gets its name from a
crackly, sugar crust on top of
the soft, sweet bread roll and
looks like a pineapple. 
 2. Hong Kong’s official name is the Hong Kong
1. Hong Kong means
Special Administrative Region, or Hong Kong SAR.
Fragrant Harbor.

 3. The emblem of the 4. Every year, between April and May, residents of Cheung
reunification of Hong Kong with Chau Island organize a bun festival. It’s intended to keep
China is Sousa Chinensis (the hungry ghosts residing on the island content.
Chinese White Dolphin)

5. Eating noodles on one’s birthday is considered by the residents

of Hong Kong to afford one a long and blessed life.

Fun Facts
About HONG KONG
 HONG KONG’S Brief History
The former British colony's unique history with the UK,
which starts with tea, drugs and war.

At that time, there weren’t Eventually their actions caught by

enough for the trade the Chinese government. Since the
imbalance and the insistence Opium drug was banned, of course
by the Chinese that they be China got angry and started a war.
paid for in silver.

From the British economic Then came a cheat solution,

standpoint, Chinese tea was a
crucial item since it provided
massive wealth. And China was
the main supplier of its
native tea to the British.
which is exchanged with the 1839 - 1860
Chinese Opium drug illegally to
The Opium
Wars.
get the silver and the silver
exchange the government to
China to get the tea.
 HONG KONG’s Most
Beautiful Places

1. Dragon’s Back 3. Kowloon Park

A mountain ridge in southeastern It is a public park in Tsim Sha
Hong Kong Island. one of Hong
2. Victoria Harbor
Tsui, Hong Kong, boasting
Kong's most popular hikes aviaries, gardens and well-
equipped entertainment facilities.
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