Hong Kong is part of China as a special administrative region. The population comprises Cantonese, Shanghainese, British, Indians, and Jews. Cantonese is the largest majority. Thus, Cantonese and Chinese concepts prevail in Hong Kong's culture. Hong Kong is very cosmopolitan with the fusion of Asian and European culture and higher education. Face (The Concept of Face) refers to a person's esteem and reputation in the Chinese culture of Hong Kong. People value losing face (insult and humiliation) and giving face (sincere compliment). An individual's face reflects positively or negatively about the prestige of the entire family.

Hong Kong is part of China as a special administrative region. The population comprises Cantonese, Shanghainese, British, Indians, and Jews. Cantonese is the largest majority. Thus, Cantonese and Chinese concepts prevail in Hong Kong's culture. Hong Kong is very cosmopolitan with the fusion of Asian and European culture and higher education. Face (The Concept of Face) refers to a person's esteem and reputation in the Chinese culture of Hong Kong. People value losing face (insult and humiliation) and giving face (sincere compliment). An individual's face reflects positively or negatively about the prestige of the entire family.