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Hong Kong Protest

The destiny of Hong Kong is now the same as the destiny of China.  There is no escaping.

- T L Tsim
 

Hundreds of thousands of people pack a Hong Kong downtown street while marching to Hong Kong government headquarters Thursday 1 July 2004.  They are demanding full democracy and venting anger at the central government for denying them the right to elect a successor to the territory's unpopular leader.  Hong Kong, the former British colony, on Thursday marked the seventh anniversary of the transfer of sovereignty from Britain to China.  (AP Photo/Vincent Yu)

Source: www.drudgereport.com  2 July 2004

Apartment with a View

The downside of life in the People's Paradise - typical dwelling of Chinese workers

Source: horsesmouth.journalspace.com  posted 010 January 2006 (edited 10 January 2006)

Housing Estates

Kowloon, Hong Kong 1983

Source: www.georggerster.com Georg Gerster His photos remind me a great deal of the aerial photos of Yann Arthus-Bertrand

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