What is the proportion of Hong Kong immigrants to the total population? Are there any indigenous inhabitants in Hong Kong?

As of 20 10, the total population of Hong Kong is estimated to have exceeded 7 million, and new immigrants account for about 7% of the population. The population composition of Hong Kong is mainly Chinese, accounting for nearly 94% of the total population. Early population statistics also calculated the proportion of provinces in the population. More than half of the Chinese in Hong Kong were born in Hong Kong, and the ancestors of Hong Kong came from Guangdong, including Siyi people and Chaoshan people, followed by Fujian people and Shanghai people. Apart from Chinese, Indonesians and Filipinos have the largest number, followed by whites, Indians, Pakistanis, Nepalese and Japanese.