Do you have numbers that say that 90%+ hacks come from Hong Kong? I mean I run rather popular websites with a lot of traffic in the US, EU and Asia and I don't

Do you have numbers that say that 90%+ hacks come from Hong Kong? I mean I run rather popular websites with a lot of traffic in the US, EU and Asia and I don't see that. I do see that with traffic from China (but then blocking ASN from Aliyun and other cloud provider is enough to stop most of it) but I don't really see that from HK. I would say that blocking all traffic from a region instead of just blocking ASNs from cloud hosts is like using a hammer to kill a fly. It might work but you get collateral damage. And regardless when I do block ASNs, I block uncached resources. What's the point of blocking static pages?