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Who took over hong kong from the Chinese in the 19th century?
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What has the author Hong-Taek Yun written?
Hong-Taek Yun has written: 'New divisions of time periods in the architectural history of ancient China' -- subject(s): Architecture, Archaeological dating, History
What does the word hsbc stand for from hsbc bank?
The Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
When was Novotel Century Hong Kong created?
Novotel Century Hong Kong was created in 1991.
Are there Land turtles in Hong kong?
According to a volume of The British Empire in the 19th Century (1898) there were land tortoises then. See also `Tortoise` published by Reaktion books
When was Hong Kong Museum of History created?
Hong Kong Museum of History was created in 1975.
Who previously had a mandate on Hong Kong?
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.
Does Hong Kong study history?
Students in Hong Kong are required to study History, along with Chinese History, from form 1 - 3 in local schools.
What is ironic about the name taiping meaning great peace?
The irony lies in the fact that the Taiping Rebellion, led by Hong Xiuquan in 19th-century China, was one of the deadliest wars in history, resulting in massive loss of life and devastation. Despite the name "Taiping" meaning great peace, the rebellion caused immense chaos and violence.
Which queen ruled over the world's biggest empire in the 19th century?
Queen Victoria. The British Empire stretched worldwide from Hong Kong to Australia to Ireland. It was said, "The sun never sets on the British Empire."
Where were the ships built in ancient China?
Hong Kong
What actors and actresses appeared in History of Hong Kong - 2010?
The cast of History of Hong Kong - 2010 includes: Andrew Dasz as Mr. Smith
