upon arrival

generally speaking

come together

to come over, to come up

a Chinese in Hong Kong who is from Mainland China [colloquial]

to do something recklessly or foolishly or irresponsibly

to dig it back out; to fish it back out; to bring up something from the past [colloquial]

summoning one to come and serve

since

“and you call yourself a ganster” / “what type of gangster are you?” / “don't you know the rules?” (used in a mocking tone) [colloquial]

pour out

first come

"come in", an expression often used to tell someone to come in or to enter another's place or premise

Come in

looking unhealthy in appearance [colloquial]

to make a rod for one's own back [colloquial]

again

please come or try again

come out

to be a prostitute [colloquial]

to make a living

to be a prostitute [colloquial]

go clubbing or nightlife

to go for a walk outdoor / to participate in triad activities / to work or experience the real world or reality

to come out

as it is my first time or new arrival to

in the end

originally

to intervene [colloquial]

to hold out for the highest offer; hoarding a commodity; having a high opinion of oneself, e.g. someone acting arrogantly to gain favors from suitors