Subcultures in the city
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When speaking of subcultures, reference is made to social groups with a set of distinctive characteristics, sharing beliefs, values, symbols and behaviors. As I have mentioned several times, Hong Kong belongs to the People's Republic of China, therefore, as in the rest of the country, the phenomenon of subcultures has taken a little longer to emerge than in the rest of the world. This may be because the country has had a very strict media management policy, but with the massive emergence of China's own social networks, many subcultures also emerged. Hong Kong is a city full of subcultures, so as not to make this post too long, I will talk about two specifically, the Mong Kok and the Sneakerheads. The Mong Kok arise in a specific area of Hong Kong, and it is precisely in the area of Mong Kok, which is a commercial place, full of food stores, electronics and things of all kinds, it is a place known among locals to shopping and having fun for a while. The Mong Kok culture is a