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HONG KONG: HISTORY IN A NUTSHELL

By on December 2, 2009

In Mandarin, Hong Kong equates to “fragrant harbour”, evoked by a place as a single of a many pleasing healthy harbours in a world. However, a name Hong Kong is subsequent from a Cantonese diction of a name. The story of Hong Kong began in 1842 when it was ceded in perpetuation to a British following their better of China in a supposed “Opium War”. Before a British took over, Hong Kong was home to usually a little fishing communities. Few people stayed there front prolonged due to a miss of H2O sources. It was additionally busy by pirates who infrequently worked with Read more

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