Pretty much, although the territory's development accelerated after WWII. It used to be a mere rocky island in Southern China before the Qing Dynasty ceded the territory to the UK who used it as an international trade center. Hong Kong was the first of the Four Asian Tiger economies and developed a strong manufacturing industry and became a global finance center in the 1960s. South Korea and Taiwan copied Hong Kong's success by government policies and grew afterwards. When the British left Hong Kong in 1997, it was considered a developed economy and living standards matched that of Western nations. Not to mention democratic practices saved Hong Kong from the modern iron grip of communist China.
There are 2 period of Hong Kong Grand Sale, December and June - August
No, Hong Kong was controlled by the United Kingdom until 1997 when it reverted back to Chinese control
Tibet and Hong Kong
Tibet and Hong Kong
No since 1997 control of Hong Kong has been handled by The Peoples Republic of China
Historically Hong Kong was part of China. Then in the 19th century - over a period of fifty years or so - Great Britain took possession of Hong Kong island, the Kowloon peninsula and then the surrounding area called the New Territories. Britain's lease on the New Territories expired in 1997 and the UK agreed to return Hong Kong to Chinese control.
China Gave up control of Hong Kong to the British.
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Hong Kong
Hong Cong was still under British control in 1988.It was returned to China, on 1jul1997.
Since 1997, Hong Kong has been under Chinese control
it's an example of imperialism.