What is the difference between Hong Kong property management and domestic property management?

Owners' corporations have the greatest power: Owners' corporations are legal entities established on behalf of all owners' property management rights in accordance with the Hong Kong Building Property Management Ordinance. Can independently exercise civil rights, undertake civil obligations, have independent litigation rights, manage public places on behalf of all owners, and have the right to hire or dismiss property management companies, which is equivalent to Beijing Property Management Committee. If a community or building meets one of the following conditions, an owners' corporation can be established: 1, and more than 5% of the ownership requires the convening of an owners' meeting; 2. More than 30% of the owners apply to the Home Affairs Bureau; 3.20% of the owners applied to the Lands Tribunal. Owners' committee is generally established: it is an unincorporated organization established according to the deed of mutual covenant. Have no right to sue, communicate with the property company on behalf of all owners, supervise the daily activities of the property company, and make criticisms and suggestions on management services. Residents' Mutual Aid Committee-Hong Kong Neighborhood Committee: It is an unincorporated organization composed of district commissioners, owners and tenants of buildings. It has no independent litigation rights. Its main duties are to promote exchanges among residents, supervise property management to a certain extent, and put forward opinions on property management.