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Question 2: What do Hong Kong people eat every day? Hong Kong people are getting fatter and fatter. Only when you see photos of stars and advertisements will you have an illusion. But Hong Kong people attach great importance to doing sports, and there are many parks and stadiums where they can do sports. This is the main reason why Hong Kong people are not too fat.
Question 3: What do Hong Kong people eat for breakfast at home every day? Milk . Or doll noodles ..
Question 4: What do Hong Kong people eat for the New Year? Hong Kong people also attach great importance to the Spring Festival. As early as a week before the Spring Festival, they began to decorate the Spring Festival, put flowers, paste Spring Festival couplets and prepare a reunion dinner.
In Hong Kong, there is a saying "twenty-eight years old, washing dirty clothes". Every household should do a "clean-up" before the first day of the first month, and then hang up new decorations, which means that decorating the home is also indispensable to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new. Oranges and peach blossoms, which are auspicious, are still selling well, and emerging orchids are becoming more and more popular with the public.
When you decorate your home, you must arrange food. When guests go home to pay New Year's greetings, the host will present a "full box" with exquisite appearance and rich content after making fragrant tea. The so-called "full box" is a box used to hold Chinese New Year snacks, which is generally round and symbolizes harmony.
The whole box is divided into several squares. Everyone usually puts melon seeds in the middle grid, and other grids put snacks at will. According to the custom of Hong Kong people, guests will be invited to taste melon seeds first. They described the action of catching melon seeds as "grabbing money", which means increasing wealth in the new year.
Congratulations on getting rich! Bring Li (red envelope)! It is the most frequently heard sentence during the Spring Festival. During the Spring Festival, everything needs to be replaced with new ones, and the coins in the red envelopes are no exception. Therefore, before the Spring Festival every year, the banks are crowded with people who change new banknotes. With the booming economy, many Hong Kong people said that they would be more generous when sealing red envelopes than last year.
Hong Kong people attach great importance to the New Year's Eve dinner, which is called "reunion dinner". Whenever the Spring Festival approaches, Sheung Wan, which is famous for selling ginseng and seafood on Hong Kong Island, must be crowded with people preparing for the New Year's Eve dinner. After a hard year, everyone is willing to spend more money and buy some sea cucumbers and scallops. And cook something delicious to share with your family on New Year's Eve. Of course, many people nowadays, especially the younger generation, like to have a reunion dinner in a restaurant outside, mainly because it is convenient and convenient.
Before and after New Year's Eve, thousands of good men and women rushed to "burn incense on their heads" in Wong Tai Sin Temple, praying for a good time in the coming year. World peace, no more natural disasters, sustained economic prosperity, everyone has a job and good health is the wish of most citizens.
At 5 pm, a large number of people lined up outside the Wong Tai Sin Temple. By 9 pm, hundreds of good believers were waiting to burn incense. At 9 o'clock that night, the temple was opened for Shanxin to visit and wished Hong Kong a prosperous Year of the Rooster. A spokesman for Sike Garden, which manages the Wong Tai Sin Temple, said that "burning incense at the head" actually refers to the incense that everyone offered for the first time in the New Year. It is not necessary to insert incense at 0: 00 a.m. Any time is also a good time, and the most important thing is mentality. The economy continues to improve and the citizens are happy.
From New Year's Eve to the early morning of the first day, the largest Lunar New Year's Eve market in Victoria Park in Hong Kong is crowded with tourists. Until 2 o'clock in the morning, the people who entered the venue were still in an endless stream. During the rush hour, Weiyuan Flower Market was visited by more than 50,000 people.
After the stall selling flowers in the New Year's Eve market, many people hold potted plants and hold high flowers. Looking around, I found myself surrounded by all kinds of flowers, and flowers from all directions seemed to walk into the sea of flowers. "Thanks a lot! Thank you very much Happy New Year! " The flower seller made a deal and smiled.
Question 5: What do Hong Kong people have for breakfast? Breakfast usually includes fried eggs, flour, set meal, instant noodles or sandwiches, with coffee or tea.
The most classic breakfast A menu: bread and butter, fried eggs, ham flour, coffee or tea.
Question 6: What do Hong Kong people eat for three meals a day? Eat it. .
I really don't think there is any difference between what Hong Kong people eat and what Guangdong people eat. .
Question 7: What do Hong Kong people like to eat and have soup after meals? Hong Kong people like to make soup or eat fruit.
Question 8: What do Hong Kong people eat for midnight snack? Many Hong Kong people like nightlife, and there are many choices for midnight snack, nothing special.
Most restaurants and restaurants are open until midnight.
Many young people get together to eat sugar water and desserts.
People who go to work may spend money in bars.
Question 9: What do Hong Kong people like to eat? Hello, Hong Kong people, like Cantonese people, like to eat everything.
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Question 10: What food do Hong Kong people generally like to eat? They are usually fried. If it tastes good, I think it will be stronger. But compared with Sichuan cuisine and Hunan cuisine, it is not a level. . . Very light.