Hong Kong is part of the People's Republic of China since 1997. Before that, it used to be part of the United Kingdom, after the Second Opium war the Chinese empire 'leased' Hong Kong for 99 years to the UK. Although Hong Kong is part of the PRC, it still has a lot of autonomy, only defense and foreign affairs are controlled by the Central Government in Beijing.
Hong Kong is a small island situated on China's south east coast and enclosed by the Pearl River Delta and South China Sea, therefore is not physically a "part" of China.
Its sovereignty, however, is ruled by the People's Republic of China (PRC). It is one of China's two special administrative regions (SAR); the other SAR being Macau. Its political system is governed by the Basic Law of Hong Kong, which stipulates that it shall have a "high degree of autonomy" in everything apart from military defense and foreign relations. Hong Kong's sovereignty was transferred from British rule to Chinese rule in 1997.
In short, whilst detached physically from the mainland, Hong Kong is very much a "part" of China.
Hong Kong is a major city in China, which can be found in Asia. Hong Kong lies on the southern coast of China and is often thought of as an international city.
well, u see that the Chinese took over it long time ago so yes
Hong Kong is a part of the Republic of China
People's Republic of China
China
China.
Hong Kong is not a capital of any country. It is part of China.
no. it is a part of china.
Hong Kong is the city name, and Hong Kong is a part of China
Dude, it's Hong Kong not Hing Kong and it's part of China
Hong Kong S.A.R. It's not China. Hong Kong and China are different, even Hong Kong is part of China.
Hong Kong is not a country, initial is HK
Hong Kong
Because Hong Kong is part of China!
Hong Kong.
The country code of Hong Kong is 852.
China officially controls Hong Kong.
Tibet and Hong Kong