China and Hong Kong

Paper Summary:

This paper examines how things have proceeded very well for Hong Kong in the change of rule from Great Britain to China, with the exception of issues concerning the prostitution and abduction of women. It looks at how it appears that China and Hong Kong have found core principles in common and will be productive in the new stance of governance.

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Statement of Thesis
Introduction
History of Hong Kong
What Are They Doing to the Women?
Conclusion

From the Paper:

"Those of the 66 percentile in adherence to the Chinese folk religion hold beliefs that are a combination of Buddhism, Animism, Confucianism, Taoism, and other beliefs. The main language is Cantonese with English as the second language and third being that of Mandarin. There are three regions in Hong Kong, that of the Island, the mainland Kowloon Peninsula and the New Territories or Lantau Island. A mere 28 percent of the land is rural with much of the land being either hilly or nearby the sea. The climate is one of subtropical moistness with warm equator winds. The average temperature annually is 72 percent. The economy is struggling after having been in recession."

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