After going to Hong Kong to give birth, you can have your whole family reunited! Both adults and children can stay in Hong Kong!

Having children is a personal right and I have no right to object, but I would like to remind you of a few points.

1. You must have sufficient funds, which means you have the ability to buy a property in Shenzhen close to Hong Kong, or even in Hong Kong. It’s impossible for you to live in Dongguan, Huizhou, Beijing, Shanghai, Dalian, or Bao’an District, Longgang District, and then go to Hong Kong for such a long time every day to go to kindergarten, primary school, or middle school. Unless you go to school in the country, the cost is much higher. Some people brag about applying for public housing in Hong Kong (equivalent to low-rent housing in China). How can a low-income person whose parents are not Hong Kong permanent residents apply? The child can apply by himself/herself, he/she must be over 18 years old and have a low income. So some people are really convinced by him. As long as they can raise enough money to raise their children in Hong Kong, they want to pave the way for their children in Hong Kong.

2. Some people say that if a child is born in Hong Kong, his parents can move to Hong Kong. Yes, it is possible, but the requirement is that the child’s parents are over 60 years old and have no one to rely on in China.

3. Some people say that children born in Hong Kong can go to universities in Hong Kong. Please, only one-third of Hong Kong middle school students are eligible for university admission every year. Read more Hong Kong news when you have time, and Hong Kong’s Good and excellent schools are concentrated in Kowloon and Hong Kong Island, and those in Sheung Shui and Yuen Long are not famous, such as Yinghua College, St. Paul's College, St. Paul's School, Diocesan Girls' School, Sacred Heart of Canossian College, and Diocesan Boys' School. , St. Francis of Canossian College, St. Joseph's College, Anglo-Chinese Girls' School, St. Mary of Canossian College, St. Stephen's Girls' School, St. Paul's Co-educational School, Hong Kong Wah Yan College, Kowloon Wah Yan College, Mary Le Mans Secondary School, St. Clare's Girls' School, La Salle College, Heep Yan Secondary School, St. Mark's Secondary School, Methodist Secondary School, and St. Paul's Secondary School. Where are these schools in the New Territories? It’s really hard for those students who often go to Luohu Port to go to floating middle schools. They wear Hong Kong middle school uniforms in China and pretend to be noble, majestic and superior to others. Tin Shui Wai in Hong Kong is an area where poverty and suicide are prevalent. People in China just like to assume that things from Hong Kong are good.

4. Some people say that children born in Hong Kong can get a SAR passport and are visa-free for more than 190 countries around the world. This is true, but many people misunderstand that visa-free means tourism and short-term visits. If you want to immigrate to study abroad, you need to go through visas and other normal procedures, just like many Hong Kong people. If you have no money and no skills, how can you talk about immigration? Even if you are a Chinese passport holder, if you have skills and money, you can still successfully immigrate. It is very important to cultivate a person's success. Just like the son of my landlord in Wenzhou, who was born in the United States and grew up in the United States, he dropped out of school in the United States during his freshman year. The son of a Hong Kong friend finished his junior high school and studied air-conditioning. How come there are some domestic graduates? A middle school student who received a full scholarship from a university in Hong Kong.

5. Free or very low-cost medical services, this is a fact, but people need to get Hong Kong. Sometimes fancy stuff is faster than free stuff. It’s like waiting for surgery. Public hospitals in Hong Kong have to wait, but private hospitals don’t.

6. To prevent Hong Kong people’s hatred and discrimination, Hong Kong people are now discussing that mainlanders give birth to children in Hong Kong and use Hong Kong taxpayers’ money as welfare. They work so hard and are unwilling Have a baby. The Hong Kong Legislative Council is currently discussing ways to tax people whose parents are non-Hong Kong residents. But it is reasonable. If you have not paid taxes or contributed to Hong Kong, why should we give you benefits?

7. Just like us Shenzhen people, it is not so popular to go to Hong Kong to have children.

8. What if there was a day when education and medical care in China did well? Is the passport strong? There will be fewer people going to Hong Kong to give birth to their children