Hong Kong is a country

Answer 1

It is not an independant country. After the Opium Wars, Great Britain won a 99 year lease on the port. As such it was run by the British independantly of China. Now the lease is ended and China controls it again.

yes, HONGKONG is a considered as a country ... because it's already have an independence date.

Answer 2

Hong Kong is an administrative district of China. Before 1997, Hong Kong was a British Crown Colony. Hong Kong is a city on an island built by the British, on the coast of china it came into being as a place from where the British were allowed to trade with the Chinese. 1996 the British had it on lease from the Chinese it then reverted back to Chinese ownership.

Answer 3

Yes, but it does not fall under the Chinese Communist Party. It falls under the status of Special Administrative Region. Hong Kong governs itself, although it does not have an armed force.

Answer 4

Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China with its own government, legal system, and currency. It is not considered a country, but rather a semi-autonomous region.