How is life in Hong Kong?

Hong Kong has great work pressure and high food and accommodation prices. It can be said that Hong Kong has concentrated a group of top talents, and the job competition is extremely fierce and very tired. Land is scarce, house prices are expensive, and food, water, vegetables and fruits are all imported, so eating is expensive. The average tea restaurant costs at least HK$ 35 for a meal and HK$ 3,000 for a month. Life is more expensive, about 4,000 to 5,000 yuan in Yuen Long. The daily expenses for one month are around 20,000. The salary of ordinary white-collar workers is about 20 thousand to 30 thousand, so it is impossible to buy a house in Hong Kong. Although there are social benefits, they are not so good. The minimum living allowance is only over 3,000, and many very old people have to earn money to make ends meet. Actually, I don't know Hong Kong either. This place is really arachis duranensis, but there are too many people picking up gold. If you don't pick it up, you will be eliminated by highly developed business rules. Behind the prosperity, there will always be people crying about the dark side. In order not to be eliminated, everyone should work hard, work hard and work hard again. If you stand at the intersection of the entrance to Pacific Place in Central, it is easy to identify locals and tourists. Hong Kong locals are basically solemn and hurried. The tourists are full of energy and strolling slowly in the street. Hong Kong is beautified in TV dramas and movies. Everyone has a car, a house and a high-end apartment, but that is not the life of ordinary people. Many ordinary people want to live in public houses with a density like a honeycomb. The real Hong Kong is cruel. The efforts of Hong Kong people are also forced out. If mainlanders want to live a good life, they have to work harder than Hong Kong people without relatives and friends. This may be easy to think of, but it will be difficult to do it.