Is Hong Kong the most densely populated place in the world?

Hong Kong has one of the highest population densities in the world, with an average population of 6,38 per square kilometer. But this number is actually only an average figure, and the population density of individual regions can vary greatly. To put it simply, the population density in cities is higher than that in rural areas. However, with the population migration accompanying the development of new towns, the difference in population density between urban areas and rural areas in Hong Kong has been greatly reduced compared with that in 197. The population composition of Hong Kong is mainly Chinese, accounting for nearly 95% of the total population. The early population statistics also calculated the proportion of provinces in the population. Among them, more than half of the Chinese in Hong Kong were born in Hong Kong, and most of them were from Guangfu, followed by Siyi and Chaoshan. Since the reform and opening up in the mainland, immigrants from other provinces and cities have begun to increase, but mainly from Fujian. The Chinese population in Hong Kong is not all Han Chinese, but many other ethnic minorities, such as Hui and Manchu. Ethnic groups other than Chinese have the largest number of Filipinos, followed by South Asians, Indonesians, Thais, Britons, Japanese and Koreans.