
Hong Kong is an incredible city in terms of Infrastructure. Every place, every road is well connected. So much so that, every mode of transport is also very well connected. There are sky-scrapers all over which give the city a very hi-tech look. Whats unusual about the place is that, the shape of the city looks like a thin tall lady bent in a curve. The right hand of the city is the South China sea and on the left arm, the mountains. There are really no shores. You see buildings everywhere…
Culture - Havent discovered much.. But, the people speak majorly chinese. They understand very little of English, and that too just few words… If u say path they will not understand, however if you say road, they will… So, its good to be handy with synonyms and keep trying… The office culture is awesome! The women r all petite and thin… very thin in fact… I have found just one chinese woman so far, who can be called turning-in on obesity. The rest are surprisingly well-kept! Its not surprising then that most food items have calorie content mentioned. The chinese women are quite active as far as work is concerned. In my office here, my boss is a lady, three of the colleagues i work with closely, are women. In fact, almost 60-70% of the work-force in my office are women, all neatly and smartly dressed in beautiful formal skirts and trousers.

Climate - The climate is quite moderate… It isnt very cold, nor very hot… However, the sun sets early and m yet to bask in the glory of the Hong Kong sun… It may get a little colder in December and January, when the temperature gets down to as low as 0 degree… God save me then!!!



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Buddy,
Finally u reached HK after watching Apne movie? girl u have guts!!!!
Enjoy ur stay …and keep posting pics and latest news
Ciao
Shri
cool…ensoi maadi…
Great to hear all that!
Enjoy your time in HK!
This is what I love the best.. being away from homeland just for the fact it makes us realize how great home is and we miss it so terribly… even smallest things about home become so precious and are missed so badly. Nova, you’re lucky to have gotten a chance to experience this.
hey. So a new journey begins for you!
Btw just an opinion, but I think the previous template of your blog was amazing.
喜你好吗?
是怎样的城市?
你怎么喜欢它?
照顾好自己….
Now try and figure out what I wrote
it’s good to know that u still have time to blog in with u’r exp in HK ….. Kudos to u girl
*Gasp*
Wow!!!! Hey, I am proud of you for venturing out there like that!
@Shri: Hehehe… Sure
@Vatsa: Thanks dude..
@Kanan: U r so right buddy.. The parathas my mom made were a life saver… And yeah missing home badly
@Shweta: Thanks
I like trying new things… and this one appeals me for the mystic look it carries…
@Ekta: Behenaaaa, yeh kya likha diya???? Iska matlab bhi tum hi bata do
@Anish: Thanks dude… dont know how long can i carry this…
@Anaj: Thanks Jana
Its turning out to be quite an experience 
Hehehehe… that was , “Hi, how are you? kaisa lag raha hai wahan pe?” in chinese….
seekh le chinese jaldi… ab se poora ka poora mail chinese mein likhungi

lol… aisa na kar
maar dalegi kya bachche ko???????
Hi!
I’m a 14 year old girl from DK. My best friend lives in China, so I’ve been there a couple of times myself. Last time was in the autumn, and then I was in HK for the first time! It was so cool!!
Now I’m writing a projekt about HK, and i can use a lot of ur info - thanks!
ur exp sounds cool! good u had the guts - not many do!
xoxo
@Caroline: Thanks and wish you good luck with your project!
Hello i always wnted to know what the climate is like in hong kong! been to hong kong airport but thats about it lol it was sunny! but hong kong is very polluted !!!!!!!!!!!
sad but hong kong is still very kewl!!!!
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