Hot Topics on the Internet｜Mainland women who come to work in Hong Kong are dissatisfied with 4 difficult living habits they find difficult to adapt to: No contact after get off work
The culture of working and getting along in different places is different. In addition to being closely related to the structure and personnel of each company, it is also closely related to the local culture. Earlier, a young girl who came to work in Hong Kong from the Mainland posted a post on a social platform, saying that after working for a period of time, she wanted to “severely complain about the living habits of working in Hong Kong” because she believed that Hong Kong’s The workplace and lifestyle are very different from those in the Mainland, and sometimes it is difficult for her to adapt. The poster listed a total of 4 things that he was dissatisfied with or unaccustomed to, including Hong Kong people losing contact after work, and being unable to get back to work again. However, some mainland netizens praised Hong Kong for one thing, saying that they were very envious of Hong Kong. People’s workplace culture, I wonder if everyone agrees with it?
Earlier, a young girl who came to work in Hong Kong from the Mainland posted a post on a social platform, saying that after working for a period of time, she wanted to “severely complain about the living habits of working in Hong Kong.” (Image source: Xiaohongshu)
Mainland women who came to work in Hong Kong were dissatisfied and listed 4 examples of complaints they wanted to complain about
The workplace culture and atmosphere are different in every place. Even in the same place, different companies will have different practices, let alone working and living in different places. Earlier, a girl who came to work in Hong Kong from the Mainland posted an article on Xiaohongshu, saying that she wanted to “severely complain about working in Hong Kong.” She also stated that what she wanted to discuss this time was “living habits.” The author listed a total of 4 examples in detail in the article, including lunch, lunch break, language and social interaction, which attracted a large number of netizens to discuss heatedly.
I don’t understand why Hong Kong people lose contact after work and have no chance to return to work. I feel helpless.
The author stated that he wanted to “complain hard” on four aspects: lunch, lunch break, language and social interaction. He first criticized Hong Kong’s takeaways as “too expensive” and said, “I want to eat pickled fish for lunch, and the set meal for one person costs more than 70. “Delivery fee is 25”, referring directly to “I cry when I think about the price of a takeaway meal in the mainland.” He also pointed out that “Hong Kong colleagues don’t take lunch breaks,” so I can only take advantage of the one-hour lunch break to “sleep on my stomach with my little pillow.” “I’m so envious of some of my mainland friends who actually have two hours to eat and rest at noon.” ”. In terms of language, the author said that people in Hong Kong are generally “trilingual” and lamented that sometimes they “really don’t understand”. Finally, in terms of social interaction, the author said that Hong Kong people “have a strong sense of boundaries” and “everyone stops contacting each other after get off work. It feels like it is difficult for colleagues to develop into friends.”
Mainland netizens praised one thing about Hong Kong: I am really envious
Although the author of the article is not used to some of the living habits of the Hong Kong workplace, and often mentions that he envies and misses the days of working in the Mainland, he still stated at the end of the article that “working in Hong Kong and working in the Mainland each have their own benefits” and “get off work on time. There’s not so much intrigue in the workplace, and my boss is willing to teach me.” Her post also sparked discussion among netizens. Some netizens said that the delivery fees for takeaways in Hong Kong are really high. “I never order takeaways in Hong Kong except when I am sick.” They also said that it is really difficult to make friends while working in Hong Kong. Some mainland netizens also praised that they actually envied the delicate relationships between people in Hong Kong, pointing out that the relationship between bosses and subordinates is “like friends”, “I can’t get the sophistication between leaders and subordinates in the Mainland.” ”.
The original article was published on AM730
2023-11-03 07:16:28
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