Hong Kong's expat party hub reshaped by influx of Chinese

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 on Hong Kong's expat community, leading to a significant departure of expats and a shift in the city's demographics. This has resulted in changes in the dining scene, with new mainland Chinese brands entering the market. Lankwai Fong, a popular area, is undergoing a transformation to cater to mainland Chinese visitors. The video also highlights Hong Kong's shift from a global financial hub to a focus on China, affecting the property market, which faces challenges due to high interest rates and an oversupply of units.

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