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Hong Kong is a city in southern China. The Hong Kong Autonomous Region is home to the 7th most promising country in the world in terms of human rankings, with a population of seven and a half thousand, the fourth largest in the world in terms of population density.

The title of the most expensive and luxurious area in the world also belongs to Hong Kong, a title taken after 5 years in New York. Located 2 kilometers east of Macao in the east of the Pearl River Delta, it borders Guang Dong Province to the north and the South China Sea to the south. It contains more than 5 different islands. As a result, it enjoys favorable climatic conditions, being one of the most important financial and commercial markets in Asia and the world.

Hong Kong, a city of 4 tall buildings, each more than 4 meters high, is known as the City of Skyscrapers, and it has 2 tall towers out of the world's tallest tower. Mead-Levels is the name of Hong Kong's most populous region. Official Languages in Hong Kong Chinese and English Stamas are the most commonly practiced Cantonese language, being one of the Chinese varieties, with 4.7% of Hong Kong people being Chinese.

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