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Ian Thompson <ian98@netvigatorNOSPAM.com> wrote:

|Websurfer wrote:
|
|> I agree sometimes the ways HK people behave are cultural.
|> Time is money in HK.  People walk a lot faster in HK.
|> By the time they know they bump a little bit  to you,
|> they are probably a few feet away from you.
|> So they won't stop to say sorry.
|> However, that is rude by western standard.
|>
|>
|
|People walk faster in HK?  Not in the HK I live in.  Every time I go out

Wow, then you must belong one of those "fastest walkers" ... :>

I guess I also belong to the "fast walkers", since I always feel that
people are block my way, and there are just too many people on the
pavement.

BTW which part of HK are you referring to?

|onto the street, it's filled with thousands of people who can't decide what
|direction to walk in.  Sometimes they stop dead with no warning, and
|sometimes they sway from side to side so you can't pass.  Usually I have to
|walk in the road, because the pavement is too frustrating!  :)
|
|And yes, HK is a generally rude city.  I don't mind, since no-one means
|anything by it most of the time, and you get used to it after a while.

This is sad for HKers.  This means that they never know what
politeness is ...


Alex the HKer

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