First Time in Hong Kong: 13 Culture Shocks Every Visitor Should Expect
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From bamboo scaffolding and modified electric vehicles to Hong Kong's unique food culture and the incredible sight of thousands of domestic helpers gathering on Sundays, Hong Kong is full of things that first-time visitors don't expect.
In this video, we're counting down 13 culture shocks my German husband experienced during his first trip to Hong Kong. Some left him impressed, some confused, and some completely speechless! #HongKong #CultureShock #TravelHongKong #FirstTimeInHongKong #HongKongTravel #GermanAbroad #TravelAsia #HongKongLife #travelvlog
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Hong Kong Culture Shocks
00:13 - No.1 Grungy City
01:30 - No.2 Sunday Homelessness
02:59 - No.3 Urban vs Nature
04:09 - No.4 Eating Culture
06:22 - No.5 Food in Hong Kong
08:06 - No.6 International Chains
09:42 - No.7 Bamboo
10:33 - No.8 Modified Vehicles
12:18 - No.9 Walking
13:25 - No.10 Safety
14:20 - No.11 Prices & Payment
15:36 - No.12 ???
16:32 - No.13 ???
18:03 - Sugar Free Beer
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I love Hong Kong! Can’t wait to go there again for the food!!! 😝😝😝
Hong Kong is a city with rich culture, history and character. We don’t want to be a “super city”, no Thanks…
No culture shock to me! I love HK! We usually visit during the winter time with less heat & humidity! ❤
Sounds like many things have changed since mainland China took back Hong Kong. Makes sense there are less English speaking expats, more Mandarine now that one can travel more easily from the mainland into HK, and I would think much more crowded. Hong Kong has always been known for great food, I just wonder how different that scene is today compared to the 20th century. Great rundown on your experience, I’m sure it will help others. Thank you Phil and Deana, hope you have a great weekend.👍💕
Great video once again ❤
What kind of culture shock have you experienced before?
1st view…1st comment! Love you guys! Thanks for the great content! Keep it up!
Countless mainlanders come to Hong Kong everyday, making this already small city even more crowded, and also causing Mandarin to be heard all around.