peter236

更大原因，是假貨。造假大國啊，老友~
imvitasoy 發表於 2012-8-30 11:43

All big luxury brand names have lots of flagship stores in China.

imvitasoy

All big luxury brand names have lots of flagship stores in China.
peter236 發表於 2012-8-30 11:44

    That doesn't explain why mainlanders like to shop at hk.
But I thought you would be saying that's their generosity to save the declining HK economy.

peter236

That doesn't explain why mainlanders like to shop at hk.
But I thought you would be saying t ...
imvitasoy 發表於 2012-8-30 11:48

Not all mainlanders like to shop in Hong Kong. These days, mainland Chinese tourists go to many other countries all over the world. They have alternatives.

fibbi

回復 31# peter236


    of course big luxury store in China.
but also lots of "Grade A items" available la. Don't tell me it's fake, I have seen TONS in ShenZhen

peter236

回復  peter236


    of course big luxury store in China.
but also lots of "Grade A items" availab ...
fibbi 發表於 2012-8-30 11:52

The point here is that, when the Chinese want to buy genuine products, they can go to the many luxury brand name flagship stores in China. They have alternatives other than HK.

satil

回復 35# peter236

講乜他佢地有選擇, 班強國人民只有去香港, 先至有口能言.

去外國, 個個啞咗九成.

事實係每年4千幾萬人次落香港掃貨, 理得你有冇店係大陸, 佢地選擇落香港買, 這就是簡單的事實.

fibbi

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    having alternative is one thing...they like to shop in HK is another thing...
so they don't have language issue, and also close.

imvitasoy

Not all mainlanders like to shop in Hong Kong. These days, mainland Chinese tourists go to many oth ...
peter236 發表於 2012-8-30 11:50

But still they are shopping in HK~~
人要面樹要皮，hkgers 基本上擺明唔喜歡大陸人，正如大陸人一樣擺明唔喜歡香港人，
最好mainlanders 唔好來香港，皆大歡喜~~

Catpiano

30 million ...  we are talking the whole Canada ar ..  

Probably 35M or 40M this yr and next yr ...

peter236

But still they are shopping in HK~~  
人要皮樹要皮，hkgers 基本上擺明唔喜歡大陸人，正如大陸人一 ...
imvitasoy 發表於 2012-8-30 12:10

This shows you how shameless some HK people are.

China has an obligation to support HK's economy. They are not even asking for a "thank you", from HK.