Formosa will make a comeback

https://www.timeout.com/hong-kong/news/5-year-mainland-china-travel-visa-offered-to-non-chinese-hong-kong-residents-070224

Their hukou is still Hong Kong, but housing and necessities are cheaper in the mainland than in Hong Kong, so people just commute back to Hong Kong for work or retire in the mainland. Mainland hukou is only special for their welfare and access to public schools and universities, but if you already have a nice job, then you don't really need that. Also, Hong Kong schools are better.

You mean when the control yuan was chosen by the local gov?

I think the first one is correct. Wuzhou dialect sounds very similar to what is spoken around the Pearl River Delta. A lot of people from the Delta immigrated to Guangxi through river routes, resulting in this phenomenon.

https://www.carousell.com.hk/p/ls-%E6%9B%B8-hong-kong-today-liberal-studies-1240974840/?t-id=EvtRtrIdCi_1719942096806&t-referrer_browse_type=search_results&t-referrer_page_type=search&t-referrer_request_id=JKj4MfQVejTuTMqJ&t-referrer_search_query=hong%20kong%20today&t-referrer_search_query_source=direct_search&t-referrer_sort_by=popular&t-tap_index=18
Buy the textbook, bring it out of Hong Kong, preserve Liberal Studies

They are fixing that. Permanent residents of Hong Kong that aren't Chinese citizens are getting 5 year visas, more Hongkongers are living in the mainland, and more mainlanders are getting Hong Kong residency.

I won't be surprised if they allow dual hukou system between Shenzhen, Hong Kong, Macau, and Guangdong province.

You can cross post it too lol

Move to industry, get an AA degree in math or physics. Reconsider after that.

Source: https://youtu.be/3SI8Pc0mdP4?si=xXcVoqnLW7Vm4ezi