Hong Kong Monetary Authority Review

I came to Hong Kong early in the morning and saw the listing of enterprises [interesting] (the gold value of 6.88 million is really heavy) [scenery] The atmosphere here is particularly good, and all kinds of decorations and introductions make people feel that Hong Kong is a financial center with a desire. [Cost-effective] can only be seen and not taken.

The plot of the International Financial Centre Exchange Square in Hong Kong's HKMA is also reclamated, so the central layout of the cramped building still looks more atmospheric. The huge outdoor platform has some small items and sculptures, and there is also a place for others to sit. The HKMA is located in a relatively high position, so the view of the first-line river view of Victoria Harbour is also relatively wide.

Hong Kong Central Monetary Authority! In the city, the top priority! The place where the Central is held is the global financial center of Hong Kong, the standard building! Worth visiting!

Hong Kong is the center of global financial center! The top priority is the Hong Kong Monetary Authority! Two International Financial Centers are currently next to the International Financial Center. Three are under construction! There are many shops and restaurants in the International Financial Center mall!

Hong Kong Monetary Authority Global Financial Centre next to the Central Pier in Hong Kong is a top priority for citizens to enjoy the views of both sides of Victoria Harbour in the building!

The vast majority of mainland tourists do not know this excellent viewing place, most of them are foreign tourists, India, Europe, the United States, South Korea, a few Hong Kong locals. I saw this information from a travel note on the ant honeycomb. Senior players have recommended to go to the free viewing floor of the Bank of China Building and HSBC Building in Central, but compared to the lower floor of the HKMA, the Bank of China Building has now closed the viewing floor. The main entrance of the HKMA is facing the sea, 8 Financial Street. From IFC Phase 2 to the 1st floor, there is a direct access to the HKMA. On the first floor of the HKMA, a pass will be issued to register information, and then take the elevator to the 55th floor. There is an exhibition hall and library on the 55th floor that displays the history of the HKMA's development. The exhibition hall is rich and interesting, detailing the issuance process of banknotes in circulation in Hong Kong, and there are many somatosensory games to help you understand the mechanism of the operation of the Hong Kong monetary system, which is very fun. The most important thing is that there is a 270-degree landing observation deck, half the mountain, Central, and part of Victoria Harbour with a panoramic view. The HSBC Building of the Bank of China Building is under it, and you can also see the Lingxuan Pavilion on the top of Taiping Mountain. It is open on weekdays and the weekend time is slightly different. Groups can also book guided tours. Individuals are around 2:30 pm.

When I came to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, I learned that the original Hong Kong banknotes were issued by three banks: Standard Chartered Bank, Bank of China and HSBC. I also learned about the anti-counterfeiting characteristics of Hong Kong's 1,000 yuan banknotes and 10 yuan plastic banknotes. Standing in the window of the 55th floor and looking out, the once-high Yihe Building seems to have approached a lot.