The British ruled Hong Kong from 1842 to 1997. The British leased areas of the new territories of Hong Kong from China for 99 years and returned all of Hong Kong back to China on July 1, 1997.
A memorial statue of a golden bauhinia was made to symbolize the hand over of Hong Kong back to China from 155 years of British rule.
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Because China created Hong Kong (thought of it).
1997
In which year did Hong Kong become part of China after 156 years of British rule?
Because Hong Kong is part of China!
On the 1st July 1997, the sovereignty of Hong Kong was transferred from the United Kingdom to the People's Republic of China.
The British colony of Hong Kong was returned to China in 1997.
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 classed as part of China (officially "Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China"), which means it is in Asia.
It was part of the United Kingdom (but not "England") when China loaned it to England in 1887. But then it was returned in 1997. So now, it is not a part of England. It is a part of China. No, Hong Kong is situated on China's south coast.
Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of the People's Republic of China; therefore, it is a part of China, but not physically "in" China. It falls under the slogan "One country, two systems" because of the differences between China and Hong Kong.yes it is in china!!!YesYes, Hong Kong SAR is part of People's Republic of China.BTW, you spelt Hong Kong wrongly in your question...
Hong Kong is not a capital of any country. It is part of China.
no. it is a part of china.
Strictly speaking, Hong Kong is IN China. Many people assume Hong Kong to be an Island but that is just a small part of Hong Kong. Hong Kong includes the "New Territories" which borders mainland China. there are also many other islands other than Hong Kong Island. It is approximately 17 miles from Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong Island to Shenzhen in mainland China.
Hong Kong is the city name, and Hong Kong is a part of China