Hong Kong Shopping Guide: 1. Shopping places in Hong Kong include shopping malls, wet markets, night markets, roadside stalls, etc. Shopping malls are more convenient and have air conditioning; street markets and night markets are cheaper, and you can bargain with shopkeepers. 2. Understand Hong Kong’s major shopping areas and brand stores, such as Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui and Central. These areas are home to world-famous shopping venues such as Times Square in Causeway Bay and Harbor City in Tsim Sha Tsui. 3. It is more economical to buy electronic products and jewelry in Hong Kong, but you need to choose merchants carefully. When purchasing, you should carefully research the price, brand, and quality to avoid buying fake products. 4. Pay attention to discount promotions and discount coupons when shopping, which can save you a certain amount of money. Payment Notes: 1. The main currency in Hong Kong is currently the Hong Kong dollar, but the US dollar can also be widely used in Hong Kong. 2. When paying with a credit card, confirm whether the merchant's payment system supports your credit card type and check whether there are any additional fees. 3. Understand the exchange rate, especially if you are traveling to Hong Kong from other countries, you need to know the current exchange rate and exchange rate discounts. 4. When using an ATM machine, pay attention to safety, ensure the safety of the surrounding environment, and avoid theft. 5. When making a purchase, make sure you understand the price of the item, especially if using a credit card, to see if the merchant charges any additional fees.