Hong Kong is a free port, and there is a duty-free policy for goods entering Hong Kong, so the most competitive products mainly include: electronic products (DV, mobile phones, laptops, game consoles, DC, etc. ), watches, jewelry, cosmetics, cars, brand-name clothing, etc.
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In fact, shopping streets are almost everywhere in Hong Kong, but in some places, shops and shopping malls are particularly concentrated, and all kinds of goods are complete, rich and easy to choose.
Many famous shopping streets concentrate similar shops in one place. For example, Nathan Road in Kowloon is dominated by gold ornaments, Sai Yeung Choi Street in Mong Kok is dominated by audio-visual equipment, and there are many antique shops in hollywood road in Sheung Wan.
The central area has the largest number of characteristic shopping streets and a large number of characteristic streets. Sell all kinds of cheap clothes, handbags, jewelry, household items and other commodities in Liyuan East Street and Liyuan West Street; Dianzha Street is a place where buttons, metal ornaments, ribbons, combs, headdresses and other small ornaments are sold.
Man wa lane sells various traditional seals of China, including jade seal, bone seal and stone seal. Ledao is the center of antique supplies, and all kinds of antique works of art, celadon, mahogany furniture and modern antique products often make antique lovers fondle admiringly. Shops and stalls in western markets sell fabrics, knitwear and handicrafts from all over the world.
In addition, there are Ngau Tau Kok Women's Street, Yau Ma Tei Temple Street Night Market (Men's Street), Emerald Market, Ngau Tau Kok Garden Street, Garden Street, Causeway Bay Emerald Street and Stanley Market.