Advantages and disadvantages of mainlanders going to Hong Kong to have children.

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

1. Having enough money means that you can buy a house in Shenzhen near Hong Kong, or even in Hong Kong. You can't live in Baoan District, Longgang District, Dalian, Dongguan, Huizhou, Beijing, Shanghai, and then go to Hong Kong to attend kindergarten, primary school and secondary school for that long every day. Unless you go to school in China, the cost is much higher. Some people brag that if they apply for public housing in Hong Kong (equivalent to low-rent housing in China), their parents are low-income people, not permanent residents in Hong Kong. How to apply? If the child applies by himself, he must be 18 years old and have a low income. So some people really convinced him. They just want to pave a Hong Kong road for their children, because they can raise enough money for their children in Hong Kong.

Some people say that parents can move to Hong Kong when their children are born in Hong Kong. Yes, the requirement is that the child's parents are over 60 years old and have no dependents in China.

Some people say that children born in Hong Kong can go to Hong Kong for university. Please, only one third of Hong Kong middle school students are eligible to go to university every year, so you can watch more Hong Kong news when you have time. Besides, good and excellent schools in Hong Kong are concentrated in Kowloon and Hong Kong Island, while those in Sheung Shui and Yuen Long are unknown, such as Huaying College, St Paul's College, Diocesan Girls' College, Sacred Heart Canossa College, Diocesan Boys' College, Canosa San Francesco College and St Joseph's College. Huaying Girls' School, Canosa St Mary's College, St Stephen's Girls' Middle School, St Paul's Boys' and Girls' Middle School, Hong Kong Chinese College, Kowloon Chinese College, Marymount Middle School, St Galle Women's College, La Salle College, Xieen School, St Kyle's Middle School, Methodist Middle School and St Paul's Middle School. Where are these schools in the New Territories? It is really difficult for those students who often go to the aquatic middle school through Luohu Port to put on the school uniforms of China and Hongkong, and pretend to be lofty, dignified and superior. Tin Shui Wai in Hong Kong is a poor and suicidal area, and China people just like to assume that Hong Kong is good.

Some people say that children born in Hong Kong can get SAR passports, and more than 90 countries around the world are exempt from visas. This is true, but many people misunderstand that visa-free means travel and short-term visits. If you are studying abroad, you have to go through normal procedures such as visas. Just like many Hong Kong people, you have no money or skills. What about immigration? Even China passport holders can immigrate successfully as long as they have skills and money. It is very important to cultivate a person's success, just like the son of my landlord in Wenzhou upstairs, who was born and raised in the United States and then dropped out of school in the United States as a freshman. The son of a Hong Kong friend finished the third grade and repaired the air conditioner. Why did some middle school students who graduated from China win the full prize at HKU?

Admittedly, medical services are free or the price is very low, but people must get Hong Kong. After all, sometimes wired things are faster than free things, as if waiting for surgery, while public hospitals in Hong Kong have to wait for shifts, but private hospitals don't need them.

6. In order to prevent the resentment and discrimination of Hong Kong people, Hong Kong people are now discussing that mainlanders give birth to children in Hong Kong and take the money of Hong Kong taxpayers as welfare. They work so hard that they don't want to have children. The Legislative Council of Hong Kong is discussing how to tax people whose parents are not Hong Kong residents. But it is also reasonable. If you don't pay taxes and make contributions to Hong Kong, why should I give you benefits?

Just like we Shenzhen people, going to Hong Kong to have children is not so popular.

8. What if one day China's education and medical care are improved? Strong passport? Fewer people will go to Hong Kong to give birth.