What are the customs in Hong Kong?

1. During the Chinese New Year, many old ladies will come out to sell pomelo leaves to take a bath and wash away last year's "dirt", but modern families rarely do so. The old woman sells mainly homemade ingredients, some glutinous rice cakes and the like. You can buy it and taste it when you see it.

2. Hong Kong New Year red envelopes will be distributed to acquaintances, security guards, people in the vegetable market, subordinates and neighbors. So we only have 20-50 orz for a red envelope.

If you see a big white candle in front of someone's house, it means that someone is dead in that house. Lighting candles is to light the way for the deceased and tell him that his home is here.

4. On the Ghost Festival, people will "burn clothes" for ghosts in the street from the first day of July to the fifteenth day and around 8- 10 in the evening. Shops burn money, some for family, some for charity, and some for peace.

5. Hong Kong people are used to calling the earth treasure bodhisattva the ghost king. It's not quite right, but it is.

6. Hong Kong people don't necessarily celebrate festivals on the same day. They may advance or choose to postpone. It will be held in that month anyway.