Do you often see many Indians standing on the streets of Hong Kong? What do they do?

Friends who have traveled to Hong Kong will find a phenomenon that there will be many Indians on the streets of Hong Kong. Whether engaged in small-scale business or some staff, Indians still have a certain crowd. Of course, these people are mainly Indian men, wearing unique Indian headscarves, so they also give people a very intuitive understanding.

The reason why so many Indians live and work in Hong Kong is entirely due to some workers left behind before the return of Hong Kong. We all know that Hong Kong used to be a British colony, and Britain couldn't send more managers from Britain, so we left some small things to an Indian company to take care of, so there were many migrant workers from India who came to Hong Kong.

They are also engaged in various occupations. In fact, what we know about Indians now is limited to some Hong Kong movies. In these Hong Kong films, Indians are called Sam of India. Everyone has a kind name for Indians, that is, Third Brother. After Hong Kong's return to the motherland, these Indians still choose to live in Hong Kong. Some of them have become permanent residents of Hong Kong, but some of them still have a low standard of living and are still illegal, doing some low-cost jobs in Hong Kong, such as setting up stalls or engaging in the security industry.

No matter how many people there are in a place, their industries and their personal jobs have played a certain role in the development of a place, which is why Hong Kong is prosperous today. Whether for the British, Indians or Hong Kong natives, everyone has made some efforts for the economic take-off of Hong Kong today.