I will go to Hong Kong for four days and three nights on March 2 1, and I want to go shopping in Harbour City, Xiebo Street and Xiyangcai South Street. What should I do?

Tsuen Wan Xintiandi Shopping Mall, Wu Yang Road Market Shazui Road, Zhong 'an Street and Tsuen Wan downtown, opposite Ruxin Hotel, are all 30 minutes away, just like shopping in Mong Kok/Causeway Bay/Tsim Sha Tsui, and even cheaper. There is a Salome Western Restaurant at No.294 Sha Tsui Road. The food is so flat and upright.

Go straight along Zhong 'an Street 10 minutes to Tsuen Wan subway station.

Tsuen Wan Plaza, diagonally opposite Ruxin Hotel, is a big shopping mall with Jusco and Baijia Supermarket, and there are also many restaurants on Daba Street next to it. It's peaceful. You only need to be familiar with Sha Tsui Road and Zhong 'an Street in Tsuen Wan. The two streets intersect vertically, about 2 kilometers, which is the epitome of Hong Kong. It is close to Ruxin hotels, pharmacies, jewelry, cosmetics iphone, watches and fashionable restaurants.

For a night tour in Tsuen Wan, you can go to Xintiandi Shopping Mall in Tsuen Wan opposite Ruxin Hotel, close to Wu Yang Road Market, Shazui Road, Zhong 'an Street and Tsuen Wan City Center, all of which are 30 minutes away, just like shopping in Mong Kok/Causeway Bay/Tsim Sha Tsui, and even cheap. There is a Salome Western Restaurant at No.294 Sha Tsui Road. The food is very flat and proper.

You can also go to Tsuen Wan Square diagonally opposite Ruxin Hotel. It's a big shopping mall, Jusco, Baijia Supermarket, and there are many food shops next to Daba Street. It's peaceful.

Women's Street in Mong Kok [Garden Street, Xiyangcai Street and Cai Tong Street] is a shopping hawker center, located at Exit B2 of MTR Prince Station or Exit E2 of Mong Kok Station, with a total length of 1 000m [open at noon].

Xiyangcai Street, Cai Tong Street and Huayuan Street are places where vendors are concentrated, with many souvenirs, followed by Shanghai Street and Portland Street, with many tea restaurants. Walk along Portland Street for a few minutes to get to langham place (Mong Kok landmark, shopping center, MTR Mong Kok Station E 1 exit.

Tsim Sha Tsui Harbour City (Tsim Sha Tsui subway station A 1 exit) goes straight along the coastal road.

The best cosmetics in Hong Kong are Sasha [Sasha]; There are many branches in Zhuo Yue, Tsim Sha Tsui and Mong Kok. Just walk along Cameron Road, Canafen Road, Granville Road and Nathan Road at the B2 exit of Tsim Sha Tsui subway station, and you will see several salsa. hello