Hong Kong people "go north" to sweep goods: why has the mainland become a shopping paradise?
It is said that now, Hong Kong's friends have picked up their suitcases and excitedly "went north" to the mainland to sweep goods. What's going on? Could it be that Hong Kong's shopping malls are not fragrant? Today, let's take a look at the tricks behind this and see what magic the mainland has, which makes Hong Kong compatriots so fascinated.
In the final analysis, the temptation of good quality and low price in the mainland is too great. Think about it, it costs hundreds of yuan to eat a bowl of beef noodles in Hong Kong, but in the mainland, you can get it for a few dozen yuan, and you can add an egg! This price gap, if it's you, are you tempted? Not to mention the quality of goods in the mainland, which is soaring in a straight line, and has to compete with international brands. Hong Kong friends take a look, ouch, this cost performance is simple!
Moreover, the mainland is now service-oriented. Whether you go to a high-end restaurant or a small street shop, the service attitude is even more thoughtful than in Hong Kong. As soon as the Hong Kong compatriots experienced it, they were addicted, no, under word of mouth, everyone was eager to try and want to find out.
Don't forget, there is still a deep cultural heritage waiting to be discovered in the mainland. Peking Opera, acrobatics, and various folk arts, which one is not dazzling and addictive? As soon as Hong Kong friends come to the mainland, it is as if the door to a new world has been opened, and this culture shock is not covered.
Therefore, Hong Kong people "go north" to spend, which is not just to save money. Behind this is the rise of the mainland's economy, cultural prosperity, and the increasingly close exchanges and cooperation between the people of the two places. This trend, I'm afraid I can't stop it!
This phenomenon also reminds us that in this era of globalization, if you want to gain a foothold, you must continue to improve your competitiveness and attractiveness, otherwise you will be easily eliminated. The trend of Hong Kong compatriots "going north" also reflects the rise of the mainland as a globally attractive market and cultural center. At the same time, it also allows us to see a better future for closer economic and cultural exchanges between the two places!