Conversion between Hong Kong Gold and City Gold

The conversion method is that one kilogram of Hong Kong is approximately equal to 1.2 kilograms.

A kilo of harbor scale is a little more than 604g, and a kilo is 16 liang, and one or two is 37.8g, which means that harbor scale 1 jin is equal to the city scale 1 jin, and a kilo of harbor scale is less than the harbor scale 13 liang. Through this formula, it can be calculated that one catty of Hong Kong is approximately equal to 1.2 catty.

The so-called port name is actually the old name of China, which was changed to the current city name after the founding of the People's Republic of China. In the 1980s, most restaurants in Guangdong Province were recruiting Hong Kong Chinese chefs and pastry chefs (Hong Kong posts). When teaching domestic apprentices, in order to better distinguish the two, the old name is called Hong Kong name. The city said that it will only be used in Chinese mainland, and all other Chinese/China cultural areas, including Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and Singapore and Malaysia, will not use this measure.