Hong Kong’s Coffin-Sized Apartments offers a glimpse into the challenging reality faced by many residents in one of the most densely populated cities in the world. These tiny living spaces, which are as small as 15 square feet and often referred to as “coffin homes,” highlight the extreme housing shortage and soaring property prices in the city.
This video takes viewers on a tour inside these cramped living quarters, showcasing the cramped conditions in which many Hong Kongers are forced to reside. From makeshift kitchens to beds crammed into tight corners, the lack of space is evident throughout.
Despite the deplorable living conditions, some residents make do with what they have, showcasing ingenious ways to maximize their limited space. The video also sheds light on the social and economic inequality that exists in Hong Kong, where the wealthy live in luxurious high-rise apartments while the less fortunate struggle to afford even the most basic of accommodations.
Ultimately, Inside Hong Kong’s Coffin-Sized Apartments serves as a stark reminder of the pressing housing crisis facing the city and raises important questions about social justice and urban planning.
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