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Localization And Globalization

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The research is focus on how localization and globalization had been effected in Hong Kong, and find the reason that how local culture will started disappear in nowadays. Therefore, this proposal had found Hong Kong citizens living in an unhealthy lifestyle, it is because of the western fast food culture and long working hours.
This project aims are re-build the localization culture and reduce the human health issue. Since the increasing frequency of exchanges around the world, the cultures of various have begun to learn and fuse with each other. People can learn different culture and their behavior, they can explore their cultures deeper and gains knowledge. And that’s call Culture Globalization. They will effect by other countries’ behavior. For example, since different culture exchange happens in Hong Kong, people will adopt another people behavior, people will drink coffee instead of drink herbal tea. It is an advantage that shows people can multiple choices for what they wanted. In …show more content…

Herbal tea shop then came into being, and each herbal tea shop recipe is slightly different, according to the shop owner 's experience and knowledge of herbs deployment, they had become part of civic life. One of them is still standing in the Court Court Road, Central, Chun Hui Tong medicine is such a good example of herbal medicine shop.
In the present, herbal tea had been replaced by flagship store. It is because capitalism builds on the belief of endless capital growth that the traditional pattern of herbal tea in the shop has limited growth for capital, so in the '80s, the flagship store became the first herbal tea shop to introduce herbal tea to the production line, In the form of traditional herbal tea. The herbal tea is sold in convenience stores and supermarkets in plastic bottles. In 2002, it started to operate along the MTR line. At that time, traditional herbal tea shop had been

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