A high tech ghetto, Hong Kong is the best place in Asia. Home of tall buildings, neon, and pirates. Also a great place to pick up cheap anime dvds...
Hong Kong is a living example of Gibson's cyberpunk future.
Hong Kong is a living example of Gibson's cyberpunk future.
by Straylight July 25, 2003
A member from golden child that has fantastic visuals and vocals.
But dont let his face fool you.
He's a total dork.
And also, he can't pronounce S correctly.
Unfortunately, he'll have to pronounce Goldennesses for the rest of his life as a golden child member.
A sad truth.
But dont let his face fool you.
He's a total dork.
And also, he can't pronounce S correctly.
Unfortunately, he'll have to pronounce Goldennesses for the rest of his life as a golden child member.
A sad truth.
by GuessWhoㅋㅋ May 7, 2018
HE is the most handsome person in the whole world who studies at LSC. Sirius Hong is used to describe a person who is cool.
Student A: Why are u so happy, Mr ng
8745: I got an autograph of Sirius Hong
Student A: Even Chicken Lui and Shum egg got one.
8745: I got an autograph of Sirius Hong
Student A: Even Chicken Lui and Shum egg got one.
by warloadam November 26, 2020
Deep in the myth and lore of amature radio is the story of The Old Man's Wouff Hong. This was an instrument of punishment for any radio operator who used bad and rude operating habits on air.
It was invented by "The Old Man" (T.O.M), a writer for QST magazine.
As The Old Man heard it, the Wouff Hong was being used on some hapless offender so effectively that he investigated. After further effort, "T.O.M." was able to locate and identify a Wouff Hong. He wrote a number of QST articles about contemporary rotten operating practices and the use of the Wouff Hong to discipline the offenders.
In 1919 The Old Man sent QST a real Wouff Hong. It was presented at a meeting of the ARRL and the board voted to hang it in the office of League Secretary where it remains to this day.
No one knows exactly how it is used.
It was invented by "The Old Man" (T.O.M), a writer for QST magazine.
As The Old Man heard it, the Wouff Hong was being used on some hapless offender so effectively that he investigated. After further effort, "T.O.M." was able to locate and identify a Wouff Hong. He wrote a number of QST articles about contemporary rotten operating practices and the use of the Wouff Hong to discipline the offenders.
In 1919 The Old Man sent QST a real Wouff Hong. It was presented at a meeting of the ARRL and the board voted to hang it in the office of League Secretary where it remains to this day.
No one knows exactly how it is used.
by Ben Ivey July 11, 2006
Hong Kongers are Hong Kong citizens who love Hong Kong as an autonomous city.
Hong Kongers are culturally quite different from Chinese from Mainland China. Most Mainlander speaks Mandarin while most Hong Kongers speak Cantonese. Like in Taiwan, people here write in Traditional Chinese characters, while the Simplified Chinese characters is used in the Mainland China. Although many Hong Kongers are ethnic Chinese, there are also a sizable community of South Asians, SE Asians and Caucasians.
Hong Kong was a British colony from 1846 to 1997, during this period a good foundation of legislative and judiciary system was established. The city was handed over to PRC in 1997. Although the city still enjoys some degree of autonomy, there is no real democracy. The chief executive is elected by 1,200 businessmen affiliated with the Communist Party. The freedom of speech and living standard has been drastically deteriorating over the past decade.
While Mainland Chinese regarded 1997 as the "return of Hong Kong to China", most Hong Kongers regard it as "the Communists' takeover of Hong Kong". The Tiananmen Massacre that happened in 4th June, 1989 is an incident that divide Hong Kongers' and Mainland Chinese's opinions. Most Hong Kongers believe that it was a pro-democracy movements led by students who were brutally killed by the Beijing authority, but most mainland Chinese are unaware of this or misinformed because of the tight media censorship in China.
Hong Kongers are culturally quite different from Chinese from Mainland China. Most Mainlander speaks Mandarin while most Hong Kongers speak Cantonese. Like in Taiwan, people here write in Traditional Chinese characters, while the Simplified Chinese characters is used in the Mainland China. Although many Hong Kongers are ethnic Chinese, there are also a sizable community of South Asians, SE Asians and Caucasians.
Hong Kong was a British colony from 1846 to 1997, during this period a good foundation of legislative and judiciary system was established. The city was handed over to PRC in 1997. Although the city still enjoys some degree of autonomy, there is no real democracy. The chief executive is elected by 1,200 businessmen affiliated with the Communist Party. The freedom of speech and living standard has been drastically deteriorating over the past decade.
While Mainland Chinese regarded 1997 as the "return of Hong Kong to China", most Hong Kongers regard it as "the Communists' takeover of Hong Kong". The Tiananmen Massacre that happened in 4th June, 1989 is an incident that divide Hong Kongers' and Mainland Chinese's opinions. Most Hong Kongers believe that it was a pro-democracy movements led by students who were brutally killed by the Beijing authority, but most mainland Chinese are unaware of this or misinformed because of the tight media censorship in China.
by LorraineC March 18, 2014
by Op743r0 August 23, 2003
A Hong Yong is typically a stubborn individual that often has a HUGE ego.
They usually waste a lot of money because they are such a poor planner.
It is said that if you want to call someone out for having bad financial planning or if they have a huge ego or are stubborn, just call them a hong yong.
They usually waste a lot of money because they are such a poor planner.
It is said that if you want to call someone out for having bad financial planning or if they have a huge ego or are stubborn, just call them a hong yong.
by thelegend369 February 3, 2021