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Task 2 Brainstorm (What kind of food would a family living in wealthy…
Task 2 Brainstorm
What kind of food would a family living in wealthy conditions eat?
Hong Kong is a city full of millionaires and billionaires. The city now has the highest concentration of super-rich people in the world, surpassing New York City, Tokyo, and Paris. One in seven residents is a millionaire, and the city is home to approximately 93 billionaires.
Wealth gap in Hong Kong hits record high. ... The 2016 figures showed a further worsening of Hong Kong's wealth gap, as the richest 10 per cent of households – with a median monthly income of HK$112,450 – earned 44 times more than the poorest 10 per cent making an average of HK$2,560.
What would someone's house look like in Hong Kong if they were living in poverty?
According to the 2006 census, 3.3 million people or 48.8 percent of the population of Hong Kong lived in rental or subsidised-sale public housing; within that group, 31 percent lived in public rental housing, 17.1 percent lived in Housing Authority subsidised-sale flats and 0.7 percent lived in Housing Society ...
Hong Kong's house price-to-income ratio is 18.1, meaning that, at the city's median annual household income of HK$300,000, the median cost of a home is more than HK$5.4 million.
According to the Hong Kong Poverty Situation report for 2017, 1.377 million residents were living below the official poverty line - 25,000 more than in 2016. The poverty rate rose 0.2 percentage points to 20.1 per cent, which is the highest since 2010.
What kind of food would a family living in poverty (in Hong Kong) eat?
There's a popular saying in Hong Kong: “It would have been better to have given birth to char siu than to you.”
Cantonese food in Hong Kong is usually eaten with four main staple dishes: noodles, rice, rice noodles, or congee – a sort of porridge, also made from rice.
