Living in Hong Kong
Hong Kong's most retro barber shop
Besides xiaolongbao, Shanghai's greatest export to Hong Kong -- and one that has remained unchanged for more than half a century -- is expert barbers.
Best wet markets in Hong KongChristopher DeWolf CNNGo.com 09/19/2011 | Why is Hong Kong so literally green?Christopher DeWolf CNNGo.com 07/07/2011 |
 Want to get a good dose of grassroots Hong Kong character? Skip the supermarket and hit up the wet market. You'll save money on food while getting the best quality meat and produce. |  If we had to pick a color to associate with Hong Kong, the obvious choice would be a big, brash, Chinese red. Yet, many Hongkongers would pick red's complementary hue: green. |
Chilling out by MTR: 5 seriously relaxed stations in Hong KongChristopher DeWolf CNNGo.com 05/13/2011 | Expats in Hong Kong ''enjoy the highest salaries'' Astbury Marsden 04/21/2011 |
 Escaping Hong Kong’s noisy, crowded streets doesn’t require a long trek off the beaten path. Sometimes the most laid-back neighborhoods are just a short hop from the MTR. Here are five seriously relaxed parts of town less than 10 minutes walk from the MTR. |  On the whole, Britons who move abroad could discover they have a higher earning potential and that their ability to save is also increased, according to new research. The NatWest International Personal Banking Quality of Life Index has revealed that more than half of people originating from the UK who are living or working overseas enjoy a salary of between £50,000 and £100,000. |
Feng Shui masters milking Hong KongKent Ewing Asia Times 12/04/2010 | Hong Kong Ranked Sixth Most Expensive City in AsiaAlice Truong The Wall Street Journal 12/03/2010 |
 The ancient Chinese practice of feng shui - fortune-telling based on a combination of earthly and astrological divinations - has become so abused in this city that a list of those perpetrating the top 10 scams in geomancy is surely just around the corner. |  Living in Hong Kong just got a little pricier. In a list of the world’s most expensive cities for expatriates, Hong Kong rose to 32nd place from 52nd in 2009, according to a report released Thursday. |
10 ways to boycott the Hong Kong oligopolyDerrick Chang CNNGo.com 12/01/2010 | James Durston: Drunken British expats should be chained up CNNGo.com 11/24/2010 |
 A Hong Kong man has decided to take a stand against Hong Kong real estate conglomerates. Pong Yat Ming has sworn not to patronize businesses that are owned by the conglomerates for one year. |  Why the British tendency to drink till you do something stupid needs to be stamped out |
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