The hotel in Hong Kong is keeping up with the times, at least it is a hotel Yi Roujing is familiar with. The five of them directly requested a suite, which of course is touchingly expensive, but safety is the most important thing when traveling.
The group stayed in the bustling Tsim Sha Tsui, and after settling their luggage, they went out to explore. The streets of Hong Kong are very different from those of Jing City, with modernized architecture lining the roads. Yi Roujing's most direct impression was that Hong Kong is truly crowded.
Yi Roujing held Baozi tightly, while Baozi curiously looked around. It was vastly different from what he had seen before. He also experienced the tram ride and noticed some European-style buildings along the street. Of course, the wealth gap was really significant, having seen skyscrapers and simple wooden houses, even boathouses.
