As you might have known, efficiency and convenience are what Hong Kong people value. Very often we don't have time to enjoy a full meal like that. In this case, we would forage inside refrigerator and see what we can find there in morning. Fried rice left over from night before dinner may be one good choice for breakfast. Or anything you think which may be too heavy to start morning with can be acceptable to us Hong Kong people. I still remember that one morning last month after Mid-autumn festival when every family was flooded with boxes of mooncakes, a colleague of mine told me that she had eaten a whole big mooncake for breakfast just because she had too many of them at home. I am sure for those who know how fattening and sugary a mooncake is can imagine what tolerance one must have if he can swallow a mooncake in one go.

At end of our trip, we took a chance to take Transrapid Syatem which took us to airport from city in just 8 minutes. It is fastest rail system in commercial operation in world. At its top speed of 430km/h, it really gave us a thrilling experience and made 50RMB worth cost!

However, one strong disappointment hit us when we got to airport. Knowing that we still had more than an hour before departure gate closed, we hoped to enjoy a cup of coffee. Inside restricted area, we failed to find any proper cafes and only place we found offered proper coffee at a price of 48RMB and instant coffee at a price of 28RMB. Considering that area was not particularly well-kept, coffee at such a price was obviously not worthwhile.

All in all, experience was a very good one. I am sure that Shanghai will continue to set as a good model for many other cities to follow in China and we are proud of home country.