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Rain on Friday morning hampered attendance at several popular Hong Kong attractions during the second day of the National Day "golden week" holiday. Queues at the Peak Tram terminus in Central remained relatively short, with passengers waiting under an hour to ascend. Mechanical engineer Jasper Huang, visiting from Xiamen, expressed disappointment that the weather forced him indoors from the rooftop terrace of Peak Galleria.
Liang, a 35-year-old tourister from Yunnan, lamented the weather's effect on city views, opting for indoor cultural attractions like Tai Kwun and museums in West Kowloon. University student Li Ling-ling, traveling from Guangdong, planned to visit the Avenue of Stars and explore Kowloon attractions, anticipating modest expenses for cosmetics and sightseeing.
Hong Kong recorded over 277,300 mainland Chinese arrivals on the holiday's first day, comprising approximately 47% of total inbound passengers. By 10am on Friday, the city had logged more than 68,800 arrivals from mainland China.
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