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Anonymous users2024-01-23Hello landlord! Hong Kong's houses are actually very small, you think about Hong Kong is only so large, but the population has reached as much as 7.09 million, the latest data from the Hong Kong Housing Authority shows that at present, Hong Kong's population is 40% of the population living in public housing, of which 30% of the rental public housing is 10%, HOS is 8%, and private housing users account for about 50% of the population. At present, the per capita living space of such households is square meters, so based on the Hong Kong standard of a family of four (a couple and two children), the average public housing area is about 50 square meters.
So their room or living room is basically placed with a bed or sofa, and the chairs are basically placed at the dining table, so they have to wear shoes or change shoes either on the bed or on the sofa, this is my personal opinion, just for your reference!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22It's just filming, don't take it seriously, do you think the producer and director deliberately wasted a few seconds on slippers?
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The living habits in Hong Kong are very casual and a little lazy at home.
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One is to help you solve the problem, such as how much you want to ask for jewelry and the other is like you said, to prevent you from stealing I also think it's annoying, but we also have to think about the store, just treat it as if he doesn't exist...
Anti-thief, although our home has a wooden door, but there is another iron door outside the gate, the most important thing is security, now is not the time to close the door at night, so the installation of anti-theft doors is to add a layer of protection.