“You are always one connection away from a new opportunity.” “I grew up in New York City where the locals are not as open to the idea of connecting with strangers, but here many people offer to meet up after a brief initial encounter,” said Audra Gordon, founder of fashion agency Global Identity Partners, who has lived here for seven years. More than half of residents also speak English, reducing communication barriers and making it easier for many to make new friends. As home to many European and Asian expats, the city has an international feel that makes it easy for newcomers to fit in. These strong links to tradition don’t stop the city from being extremely welcoming to other cultures. It's worth a sight, especially in the evening,” Yeo said, explaining that the candlelight and burning incense lend to a more dramatic atmosphere.
“You can find a group of them under the Canal Road Flyover in Causeway Bay. One of the most famous is ‘Villain Hitting’, practiced by a handful of women who are paid by residents to cast out bad luck. While its impressive skyline might look extremely modern, ancient traditions remain alive. Of all the Asian metropolises, Hong Kong has a vibe that’s all its own.
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