During the Qingming Festival, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge was full of traffic: the flow of wealth in Hong Kong was quietly changing
During the Qingming holiday, the traffic flow of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge was weaving, and millions of vehicles shuttled in just three days. Among them, the majority of vehicles from Hong Kong to the mainland seem to indicate a new trend in the flow of wealth.
Hong Kong, a cosmopolitan city, has long been a place of wealth and opportunity. Many wealthy people have risen here, and real estate is undoubtedly their most important source of wealth. At a specific historical stage, Hong Kong has become a bridge between China and the rest of the world by virtue of its unique geographical and cultural advantages, with prosperous trade and unlimited business opportunities.
However, with the changing times, the price level in Hong Kong has been rising year by year, and the cost of living has become increasingly serious. For the average Hong Kong resident, even everyday consumption has become increasingly expensive. A simple meal can cost hundreds of Hong Kong dollars, and a slightly more upscale dining experience can be even more expensive. As a result, more and more Hong Kong people are looking for more economical ways to consume, and going north to the mainland has become an increasingly popular option.
The completion and opening of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge has provided great convenience for Hong Kong people to go north for consumption. It is like a golden bridge, connecting the economy and culture of Hong Kong and the mainland. During the Ching Ming holiday, a large number of Hong Kong people flock to the mainland through the bridge to enjoy shopping, travel and food. Not only did they find more affordable consumption options in the mainland, but they also experienced different cultural customs.
At the same time, Hong Kong's retail sector is facing unprecedented challenges. As the trend of Hong Kong people going north to spend is becoming more and more obvious, the occupancy rate and unit price of local shopping malls have begun to decline. This is undoubtedly a huge shock for Hong Kong's wealthy who have long relied on real estate income. They need to re-examine their business models and look for new sources of growth.
In this era of change, there are always some people who can keenly grasp the pulse of the times. Hu Yingxiang is one of them. As a real estate giant in Hong Kong, he is not satisfied with the glorious achievements of the past, but actively seeks new development opportunities. He proposed and promoted the construction of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, which injected new vitality into Hong Kong's economic development. Today, although he did not reap the enormous direct benefit of his wealth, his vision and courage have won widespread praise.
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge is not only a physical bridge connecting the two places, but also a spiritual bridge connecting the past and the future. It has witnessed the journey of Hong Kong from prosperity to change, and also indicates a broader development prospect for the future. In this era full of opportunities and challenges, only those who can adapt to the trend of the times and dare to innovate can become real winners.