Snow-Birding in Hong Kong

travis — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 18:13:08 +0000

Hello,

I was born in HK and raised in the states at a very young age. When visiting HK I enjoyed the food very much. It is fresh and plenty to choose. In addition, I'm amazed at the forever fast changing landscapes. I can speak the language so therefore adjusting to the lifestyle would not be a problem.

However, I'm now at retirement age and haven't decided on the retirement date. I would like to escape the winter seasons here in the states and live in HK seasonally. Any suggestions on how to set it up (i.e. buying vs. renting)? Would winter in HK be any better than the states? Would my HK birth certificate makes any difference whatsoever in HK?

Thank you in advance.

Humidity Damage to Valuable? (artwork, books furniture etc)

Mon, 28 Jan 2008 12:33:25 +0000

Hi - Will the long humid summer damage our goods? There are a lot of humidity stories out there. None of our art, books, furniture etc is commercially valuable, but it has family or sentimental value. Should we just leave it all at home in the US?

thanks

Batgung - weather

Snow-Birding in Hong Kong

Humidity Damage to Valuable? (artwork, books furniture etc)