Travel freely in Hong Kong and Macau

Author: Zeng Xiaohua (Compiler)
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Publishing Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book is meticulously compiled based on field research. It seamlessly connects tourism, food, shopping, and entertainment, while covering all aspects of transportation and accommodation. The practical and detailed information makes it the ultimate guide for visiting Hong Kong and Macau. When it comes to Hong Kong and Macau, people naturally think of a series of praises: "Pearl of the Orient," "Dynamic City," "Paradise of Shopping," "Paradise of Beauty," and "Monte Carlo of the East." They are indeed a modern miracle in the world. From 1898 to 1997, Hong Kong was under British colonial rule for 100 years, while Macau was forcibly leased by the Portuguese in 1557 and became a colony in 1887. In 1997 and 1999, Hong Kong and Macau were returned to the embrace of the motherland. Under the principle of "One Country, Two Systems," they became two Special Administrative Regions of China with high autonomy. With thousands of years of traditional Chinese cultural heritage and a century of colonial rule, Hong Kong and Macau have become an international metropolis where Eastern and Western cultures intersect and blend. Skyscrapers made of steel and glass, dazzling neon lights, narrow streets, ancient ferry trams, romantic harbors, and crowded crowds—when you take slow steps and stroll freely under the dazzling neon lights of Hong Kong and Macau, or explore the streets and alleys behind the skyscrapers, or fully enjoy the sunshine on the outlying islands, I believe they will bring you endless surprises, joy, and countless new discoveries. This book, based on field research, seamlessly connects tourism, food, shopping, and entertainment, covers all aspects of transportation and accommodation, and provides practical and detailed information, making it the ultimate guide for traveling to Hong Kong and Macau.