Form groups with your classmates.

Choose any non-Chinese ethnic group provided, conduct data collection, and share your findings.

(Japanese, Indians, Thai, Pakistanis, Nepalese, British, Filipino, )

1. How many people of this ethnicity are in Hong Kong?

2. Briefly introduce an aspect of their culture (e.g., cuisine, religion).

3. Identify a building or community related to them located in Hong Kong. (E.g. where do they mainly live in? Any buildings in Hong Kong are related to them, such as religious buildings?)

Non Chinese ethnic : Korean

Q1:Koreans make up a small fraction of Hong Kong's population, representing approximately 0.12%based on the 2021 census of 8,700 Koreans out of a total population of about 7.4 million. This is based on the 2021 population census

Q2:Korean religious culture is a diverse mix of Buddhism, Christianity, and Confucianism, along with indigenous Korean shamanism and a growing number of new religions.

Q3:While there isn't a specific Korean religious building identified, Kimberley Street in Tsim Sha Tsui is a community hub known as Hong Kong's "Little Korea," filled with Korean restaurants and shops.

Kimberley Street, Tsim Sha Tsui: This street is the most prominent cultural center for Koreans in Hong Kong, originally established by immigrants after World War II. It is a hub for Korean cultural elements, including restaurants and grocery stores.

The aspects of Pakistani culture and religion are, all Pakistanis are Muslim and for our traditional culture all girls like to wear the hijab and pretty clothes.

In Pakistan there are smalls huts and small houses

Comparing Pakistan and Hong Kong there is no tall buildings in Pakistan Cultural Features:

• Islamic Design: Many homes have beautiful arches and decorative tiles.

• Bright Colors: Houses are often painted in vibrant colors and decorated with patterns.

Non-Chinese ethnic ~ Indians

Q1. There are about 42,000 to 44,000 Indians in Hong Kong.

Q2. Indian culture is a diverse blend of ancient traditions and modern influences, characterized by a rich heritage of languages, religions like Hinduism, Islam, and Sikhism, and a focus on family and community.

Q3. The Happy Valley Hindu Temple is a significant Indian cultural building in Hong Kong, and the complex of Chungking Mansions is a well-known, bustling center for Indian culture and business.

1.There are about 42659 Indians located in Hongkong.(0.567%) (2025)

2.Indian culture is mainly allocated around family gatherings, another big part of their culture are also the traditional Indian cuisine,made up of heavy aromatic spices.

3.Majority of Indian people in Hongkong live in Kowloon specifically in Tsim sha tsui .A large part of Indian people living in Hongkong are part of a religion called Hinduism where the main church that serves that religion is located in happy valley currently carrying the name happy valley temple

there are 201,291 Filipino people in (2021)

2,Filipino culture is a vibrant blend of family values, hospitality, diverse traditions, and influences from indigenous, Spanish, and American heritages, celebrated through festivals, cuisine, music, and arts.

3,A location to Filipinos in HK is the Central district(Little Manilla),they go there to socialize,eat and attend church services.

They mainly live in Eastern district.

(Q1)

There are around 201 000 filipinos that are living in Hong Kong.

(Q2)

Let me tell you more about them.

Most Filipinos prefer to live and work in the Wan Chai District.

Most Filipinos believes in Christ, making them Christian or Catholic, being the most practiced faiths.

(Q3)

Since there are many Filipinos in Hong Kong, of course there are some traditional food from the Philippines🇵🇭 like

Abodo: the national dish of the Philippines, a savoury stew

-Jadelynn Tandijono(24), Allyson Kwok(12), Emmy Chan(2)

PAKISTAN

population: 24,853 (3.4%-4%)

5 interesting facts :

-Home to the Second Highest Mountain Peak.

-Birthplace of the Indus Valley Civilization.

Multilingual Society.

World's Largest Irrigation System.

First Muslim Female Prime Minister

a building in Hong Kong that is related to them : The main area where many Pakistanis live is Sham Shui Po in Kowloon.

The most important building for them is the Kowloon Masjid and Islamic Centre on Nathan Road in Tsim Sha Tsui, which is their main mosque and community hub.

The non-Chinese group we chosen was Nepal

There were an estimated 29,701 Nepali people in Hong Kong as of mid-2025, according to the

Home Affairs Department. Other sources provide slightly different estimates, with some suggesting a population ofapproximately 40,000, while a 2021 census reported around 29,700 people. 

Nepali culture is a vibrant mix of ethnicities, religions, and traditions, creating a unique identity [[1]](https://boundlessadventure.com/blog/culture-traditions-nepal)[[2]](https://www.hopnepal.com/about-nepal/culture-in-nepal). The culture is expressed through various forms such as music, dance, art, folklore, languages, literature, philosophy, religion, festivals, cuisine, and customs [[3]](https://uk.nepalembassy.gov.np/pages/culture-and-society-of-nepal/)[[4]](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Nepal). A notable aspect is the religious harmony, primarily between Hinduism and Buddhism, with many shared deities and interconnected religious sites [[2]](https://www.hopnepal.com/about-nepal/culture-in-nepal)[[5]](https://ntb.gov.np/plan-your-trip/about-nepal/culture). Festivals are integral, with major celebrations like Dashain and Tihar bringing communities together [[2]](https://www.hopnepal.com/about-nepal/culture-in-nepal)[[6]](https://www.roughguides.com/nepal/culture-and-traditions/). The tradition of greeting with "Namaste" reflects the deep respect for guests and elders [[2]](https://www.hopnepal.com/about-nepal/culture-in-nepal)[[7]](https://www.nathab.com/know-before-you-go/asia-the-pacific/bhutan-nepal/cultural-dos-and-donts/cultural-dos-and-donts-in-nepal).

Nepali people in Hong Kong primarily live in the

Yau Tsim Mong district (includingYau Ma TeiandJordan)and theYuen Long districtin the New Territories. The concentration in these areas is partly due to the historical presence of theGurkha brigade of the British Armyin places likeShek Kongin Yuen Long and military barracks near Yau Ma Tei. While these are the main areas, the community is now more dispersed across other districts, including Wan Chai, and more recently, the Kam Tin area.