
Hong Kong Marks 28th Anniversary of Return to China with Renewed Vision
Hong Kong celebrates 28 years since its return to China, spotlighting urban renewal projects like Kai Tak and its evolving economic-cultural role in Asia.
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Hong Kong celebrates 28 years since its return to China, spotlighting urban renewal projects like Kai Tak and its evolving economic-cultural role in Asia.
From historic airport to futuristic sports hub, explore how Hong Kong’s Kai Tak area embodies a century of urban transformation under ‘One Country, Two Systems’ this July 1st.
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