Inside Hong Kong’s Massive Underground Upgrade

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Inside Hong Kong’s Massive Underground Upgrade​

@chinasun @IblinI @shi12jun @MH.Yang @Beast @serenity @tower9 @vi-va

 

[StraightEdge]

If china solves the housing problem of HK, those who went away from HK will be trying to rush back even faster.

 

[MH.Yang]

If china solves the housing problem of HK, those who went away from HK will be trying to rush back even faster.

The question is, why should we continue to support Hong Kong since Shenzhen, which is close to Hong Kong, is more trustworthy.

Taking advantage of the outbreak of riots in Hong Kong, Shenzhen's free trade zone has matured, and the city can completely replace Hong Kong.

Let those who leave continue to leave, we have enough people to fill Hong Kong. Transfer the functions of Hong Kong to Shenzhen. By 2047, Hong Kong and Shenzhen will be merged, making the city disappear completely.

 

[大汉奸柳传志]

If china solves the housing problem of HK, those who went away from HK will be trying to rush back even faster.

as a matter of fact those runaways are the very solution to this problem, HK is getting less crowded thanks to them.

 

[vi-va]

Inside Hong Kong’s Massive Underground Upgrade​

@chinasun @IblinI @shi12jun @MH.Yang @Beast @serenity @tower9 @vi-va

well done.

 

[qwerrty]

If china solves the housing problem of HK, those who went away from HK will be trying to rush back even faster.

i hope they don't solve the problem.

 

[Nan Yang]

The question is, why should we continue to support Hong Kong since Shenzhen, which is close to Hong Kong, is more trustworthy.

Taking advantage of the outbreak of riots in Hong Kong, Shenzhen's free trade zone has matured, and the city can completely replace Hong Kong.

Let those who leave continue to leave, we have enough people to fill Hong Kong. Transfer the functions of Hong Kong to Shenzhen. By 2047, Hong Kong and Shenzhen will be merged, making the city disappear completely.

Hong Kong is different. It's an international city and it's this difference that makes Hong Kong of value to China.