81. Scouting In Hong Kong - Website Of 2nd Hong Kong (Catholic) Group Chinese scouting group, one of the oldest Scout Groups in hong kong includes program information, history, photo gallery, contacts and links. http://2ndhkg.org/

82. EducAsian Study Programs In China: Activities - Hong Kong - Lecture of Lecture on hong kong s history / Transition and China s Future activity that is part of EducAsian Study and Travel Programs in Shanghai,...... http://www.educasian.com/activity/hklecture.html

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83. Hong Kong Museum Of History - Hong Kong - Reviews Of Hong Kong Museum Of History hong kong Museum of history Visit TripAdvisor, your source for the web s best unbiased reviews and articles about hong kong Museum of history in hong kong, http://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g294217-d311604-Reviews-Hong_Kong_M

Hong Kong Museum of History Sign in Sign up Reviews of hotels and vacations Home Asia China ... Hong Kong attractions Hong Kong Museum of History Hong Kong tourism: Overview Hotels Flights Attractions ... Maps, etc. Search Hong Kong Museum of History (e.g., Boston hotels, Las Vegas, Paris art museum) Browse Hong Kong tourism Hong Kong hotels Flights to Hong Kong Deals ... Hong Kong vacation packages FREE News Letter Get deals, news and articles on Hong Kong Museum of History Plus weekend trip ideas from your hometown e-mail this page to a friend User reviews Write a review . What was your experience with Hong Kong Museum of History? Tell others what's hot and what's not. Hong Kong Museum of History 100 Chatham Rd. S Tsim Sha Tsui East, Kowloon Hong Kong China Popular attractions Star Ferry Victoria Peak (Tai Ping Shan) Po Lin (Precious Lotus) Monastery Man Mo Temple ... Hong Kong attractions: 71 - 85 Deals on Hong Kong hotels South Pacific Hotel Luk Kwok Hotel Anne Black Guest House (YWCA) ... Rent-A-Room Hong Kong More Hong Kong hotels Jia Boutique Hotel YMCA International House Hong Kong hotels: 1 - 20 ... Hong Kong hotels: 121 - 131 About TripAdvisor TripAdvisor provides unbiased reviews, articles, recommendations and opinions on

84. The Virtual Jewish History Tour - Hong Kong Cyber encyclopedia of Jewish history and culture that covers everything from antiSemitism to Zionism. It includes a glossary, bibliography of web sites and http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/vjw/hongkong.html

The Virtual Jewish History Tour Hong Kong By Elihai Braun Jewish Contributions to Hong Kong The Hong Kong Jewish Community Today Commercial ties in South China brought Jewish merchants to the port of Hong Kong for centuries, but a real Jewish presence did not arrive until 1842, when Hong Kong became a British Crown Colony. The Sassoon family, a wealthy Sephardic dynasty whose mercantile empire extended across Asia, and the Kadoorie family, another prominent Sephardic dynasty, moved their business to Hong Kong in 1842. They procured mostly Jewish employees, mainly of Baghdadi origin, to encourage Jewish population growth. Fifteen years later, in 1857, the Hong Kong Jewish community was formally established. The Ohel Leah Synagogue, built by Sir Jacob Sassoon, opened in 1901, and the Jewish Club, built by the Kadoorie family, also opened during the early 1900s. The Jewish population, which had totaled 60 Sephardim in 1882, grew to 100 in 1921 (mostly Sephardim), and 250 in 1954 (half Sephardim and half Ashkenazim ). Growth then slowed, and the population numbered only 230 in 1959, and 200 in 1968, (70 Sephardim and 130 Ashkenazim).

85. History hong kong Girl Guides history and Development The Girl Guides Association , the hong kong Branch was registered with Imperial (now Commonwealth) http://www.hkgga.org.hk/en/info/history.htm

History World Guiding Origin Hong Kong Girl Guides' History and Development Our Symbol World Guiding Origin The Boy Scout Movement was officially founded in 1908. In 1909, a Boy Scout rally was held at Crystal Palace in London, and Baden-Powell was taken aback when a number of girls attended, proclaiming themselves to be girl Scouts. Baden-Powell invited his sister, Agnes, as the girls' leader and chose the name Girl Guides after the famous corps of guides in India who were "distinguished for their general handiness & resourcefulness under difficulties, and their keenness & courage". Baden-Powell felt that the Movement for girls should be run by women, so in 1910 he asked his elderly sister Agnes to undertake the work of adapting his book of Scouting for Boys, for use with girls. That year the Guide Movement was formally founded, with the establishment of the Girl Guides Association. In 1910, Baden-Powell, now Sir Robert Baden-Powell, retired from his army career and devoted himself to Scouting and to the beginning of Guiding. He attended camps, rallies and jamborees all over the world, and it was during a world tour in 1912 that he met Olave Soames, his future wife. After a brief courtship, the couple were engaged and married that same year.

86. Bright Lights Film Journal | History Of The Hong Kong Martial Arts Film hong kong s martial arts in legend, history, and the movies. http://www.brightlightsfilm.com/31/hk_brief1.html

actor profiles animation book reviews director profiles ... tranny cinema To be automatically notified when the next issue is posted, join our mailing list home current issue archives ... links Angela Mao Hong Kong's martial arts madness in legend, history, and, oh yeah, the movies Based on research by SEK KEI Edited, with additional material by ROLANDA CHU and GRANT FOERSTER Martial Arts: A Little Background This article originally appeared in issue 13 (1994) of our discontinued print edition. This issue, devoted entirely to Hong Kong cinema, has been used as course material in university film studies classes and has been cited in several scholarly articles. Long out of print, the entire issue is now available online. See the table of contents below. Alive and Kicking: The Kung Fu Film Is a Legend Achievement and Crisis: Hong Kong Cinema in the '80s An Evening with Jackie Chan A Brief Historical Tour of the Hong Kong Martial Arts Film ... A Better Tomorrow? American Masochism and Hong Kong Action Films Chinese Historical Eras 1500-1100 BC: Shang or Yin Kingdom 1100-722 BC: Early Chou Period 481-221 BC: Warring States Period 206 BC-221 AD: Han Dynasty 221-265 AD: Three Kingdoms (San Kuo) 265-315: Tsin Dynasty 316-589: Northern and Southern Empires (Nan Pei Chao) 589-618: Sui Dynasty 907-960: Five Dynasty Period (Wu Tai) 960-1127: Sung Dynasty 1127-1280: Kin and Southern Sung Dynasties 1280-1368: Yuan (Mongol) Dynasty 1368-1644: Ming Dynasty 1911-present: Republic The use of Chinese martial arts for military strategy and as a subject for scholarship dates back at least as far as the Zhuzi Baijia (the various schools of thought from pre-Qin to early Han Dynasty), and is recorded in military texts of the Warring States period.

87. Picturing Hong Kong Reading A Brief history of hong kong to 1910. by Joanna WaleyCohen. Reprinted from Picturing hong kong Photography 1855 - 1910, 1997, Asia Society http://www.askasia.org/frclasrm/readings/r000206.htm

Reading: A Brief History of Hong Kong to 1910 by Joanna Waley-Cohen Reprinted from Picturing Hong Kong: Photography 1855 - 1910, 1997, Asia Society Galleries, published in conjunction with a photo exhibit, Picturing Hong Kong: Photography 1855 - 1910, , showing at the Asia Society Galleries in New York from June 11 to August 17, 1997. Edited for AskAsia. Related Lesson Chronology Hong Kong fulfilled multiple roles in the first half-century or so after it became a British colony in 1842. During that period, Hong Kong occupied the front line in the development of Chinese nationalism; it served as a major conduit for Chinese emigration; and it offered many Chinese their first exposure to both good and bad aspects of "the West." (see note 1) Under a Joint Declaration made in 1984 between Britain and China, in which Britain acknowledged Hong Kong's dependence on the mainland for such vital resources as drinking water, the entire colonyHong Kong Island, Kowloon and the New Territoriesreverts to China upon the expiration of the lease on the New Territories at midnight on 30 June 1997. Britain and China fought the Opium Wars over China's right to restrict foreign trade in general and the opium trade in particular. In the eighteenth century, the European passion for things Chinese, particularly silk, ceramics and tea, had led to a thriving international commerce that was highly profitable for China. However, the Manchu Qing dynasty restricted foreign merchants to the southeastern city of Canton (Guangzhou). They did not do so out of any disdain for commerce, as is sometimes mistakenly assumed, but because, given spreading European colonialism in Asia, they were extremely wary about the possibly detrimental effect on imperial control of permitting an unrestrained foreign presence in China.

88. Weather Underground: Hong Kong, Hong Kong Forecast Current Conditions. Updated 1230 PM CST on August 13, 2005 Observed at hong kong, hong kong (history) Elevation 79 ft / 24 m http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/45007.html

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89. Hong Kong Hotels, Cheap Hotel Reservations, Accommodation And Vacations But there is more to hong kong than the Chinese markets and breath taking skylines. hong kong s history and culture are fascinating and it is well worth http://www.all-hotels.com/hong-kong-hotels.htm

Hong Kong Hotels 100,000 luxury, chain and discount hotels worldwide, Cheap hotels, accommodation and hotel reservations. all-hotels.com, travel lodgings and reservations Hong Kong Hotels Hong Kong: is a sensational destination for a vacation. Well known for its shopping, modern architecture and food, Hong Kong is a cosmopolitan and vibrant city. But there is more to Hong Kong than the Chinese markets and breath taking skylines. Hong Kong's history and culture are fascinating and it is well worth taking some time out to experience all that the region has to offer. Catch a ferry to take the opportunity to visit some of the 234 outlying Islands. Those worth visiting include Lamma Island, Poi Toi and the car free Island of Cheung Chau. Come and experience the distinctive blend of East and West in this dynamic city. Hong Kong is a dazzling blend of diversity and sophistication. Search Hotel Directory Where's your next vacation? Hong Kong hotel guide Hotels in Hong Kong Island Hotels in Kowloon Hong Kong Airport Hotels New Territories Hotels ... Currency converter Hotel Search Find out the availability of hotels in Hong Kong Where?

90. Hong Kong Population History Demographia. hong kong Population history. Year, Total, Victoria, Other hong kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula, New Kowloon, New Territories, Marine http://www.demographia.com/db-hkhist.htm

Hong Kong Population History Year Total Victoria Other Hong Kong Island Kowloon Peninsula New Kowloon New Territories Marine Demographia is Affiliated with The Public Purpose, A Top National Journal Internet Site Demographia is "pro-choice" with respect to urban development. People should have the freedom to live and work where and how they like. DEMOGRAPHIA and THE PUBLIC PURPOSE are undertakings of WENDELL COX CONSULTANCY P. O. Box 841 - Belleville, IL 62222 USA Telephone: +1.618.632.8507 - Facsimile: +1.810.821.8134 Send E-Mail DEMOGRAPHIC BRIEFS CITY ... (FREE) (c) 2001 www.demographia.com - Wendell Cox Consultancy - Permission granted to use with attribution.

91. Hong Kong Corporate Information Microsoft is proud to be named as one of hong kong s Caring Companies . Microsoft hong kong Limited relocates the office to Cyberport, http://www.microsoft.com/hk/mscorp/history.mspx

Microsoft.com HK Home Site Map Search Microsoft.com HK for: About Microsoft Home What's On? About Us Downloads ... Trustworthy Computing Resources US News Executive E-mail Career Microsoft Worldwide Microsoft Tech¡PEd 2004 Tech¡PEd 2004 ¡V a great opportunity for technical professionals to optimize their skills for building, deploying, securing and managing business solutions that solve today's business problems. Microsoft Solutions Day Microsoft Solutions Day, a day that you can expand your perspective, and learn to expand your existing IT resources to maximize your productivity in a number of key areas. Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services Launch Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services is a powerful new tool, a secure, reliable and .NET enabled reporting solution that can author, manage, and deliver both paper-oriented and interactive, Web¡Vbased reports, more effectively and at lower cost than ever before. Microsoft Business Solutions Launch Microsoft Business Solutions is a unique series of integrated, end-to-end business applications and services designed specifically to help small and medium sized enterprises make smarter business decisions faster and reach your full potential more effectively. Office System Launch The new Microsoft Office System is evidence of Microsoft's focus on helping information workers, the teams they work on, and the companies they work for become more productive and achieve their goals.

92. Bank Of China (Hong Kong) Limited - About Us > Corporate Profile > History Corporate Profile history Issuance of hong kong Banknotes Bank of China (hong kong) is a leading commercial banking group in hong kong in terms of http://www.bochk.com/web/common/2ndlevel.xml?fldr_name=about/bank_profile

93. A Virtual Travel To Hong Kong - Xianggang - Geography, Travel, Economy, Science, hong kong facts, hong kong internet resources, links to hong kong. Official web sites of hong kong, art, culture, history, cities, airlines, embassies, http://www.nationsonline.org/oneworld/hong_kong.htm

Advertise here One World - Nations Online the countries of the world Home Continents Asia China Hong Kong _Hong Kong Destination Hong Kong, a virtual travel to guide to Xianggang, the "Fragrant Harbor". Here you will find comprehensive information about Hong Kong in its diversity: geography, economy, science, people, culture, environment, government and history. You will have access to newspapers from Hong Kong and you will find extensive travel and tourism information for Hong Kong. Official Sites Map News Culture ... Additional Links Hong Kong (SAR) Country Profile Hong Kong's Regional Flag Background: Situated on the south of the Chinese Guangdong (formerly Canton) province, the formerly British Dependent Territory of Hong Kong comprises of Victoria (commonly known as Hong Kong Island), the Kowloon Peninsula, the "New Territories", and 235 outlying islands. Occupied by the UK in 1841, Hong Kong was formally ceded by China the following year; various adjacent lands were added later in the 19th century. Pursuant to an agreement signed by China and the UK on 19 December 1984, Hong Kong became the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China on 1 July 1997. In this agreement, China has promised that, under its "one country, two systems" formula, China's socialist economic system will not be imposed on Hong Kong and that Hong Kong will enjoy a high degree of autonomy in all matters except foreign and defense affairs for the next 50 years.

94. Interview With Anson Chan, Cover Page Harry Kreisler interviews Anson Chan on hong kong s Future. This interview is part of the Institute s Conversations with history series, http://globetrotter.berkeley.edu/conversations/Chan/

Conversations with History : Institute of International Studies, UC Berkeley See the Conversations with History Blog Photo by S. Beth Atkin This interview is part of the Institute's "Conversations with History" series, and uses Internet technology to share with the public Berkeley's distinction as a global forum for ideas. Welcome to a "Conversation on International Affairs." I'm Harry Kreisler of the Institute of International Studies. Our distinguished guest today is Dr. Anson Chan of Hong Kong. A career public servant, she is the Chief Secretary of the Hong Kong government. In that position she is a principal advisor to the Chief Executive, and head of Hong Kong's 190,000-member civil service. Dr. Chan is the first woman, and the first person of Chinese ancestry, to hold that position. Background ... career choice ... family background: mother The Role of the Civil Service in a Market Economy ... goals ... leadership ... morale in the transition Freedom of Information ... role of the press ... public education ... building public support for the public sector Hong Kong after 1997 ... prerequisites for Hong Kong's success ... Chinese interests ... mobilizing support in the West ... continuous dialogue

95. Indian, Chinese, & Japanese Emperors Foreign Encroachments; Macao; hong kong; Kwangchouwan; Tibet Details of the period are from Wolpert s A New history of India (pp.95103). http://www.friesian.com/sangoku.htm

Emperors of the Sangoku the "Three Kingdoms," India and China are the sources of the greatest civilizations in Eastern and Southern Asia. Their rulers saw themselves as universal monarchs, thereby matching the pretentions of the Roman Emperors in the West. The only drawbacks to their historical priority were that India suffered a setback, when the Indus Valley Civilization collapsed (for disputed reasons), and China got started later than the Middle Eastern civilizations. By the time India recovered, it was a contemporary of Greece, rather than Sumeria, with many parallel cultural developments, like philosophy. And, curiously, China reached a philosophical stage of development in the same era, the "axial age," 800 to 400 BC. Later, when the West, India, and China all had contact with each other, it was at first India that had the most influence on China, through the introduction of Buddhism. Indian influence on the West, though likely through the skepticism of Pyrrho , and possibly evident in the halos of Christian saints (borrowed from Buddhist iconography), did not extend to anything more substantial. While China then made Buddhism its own, India later endured the advent of , which introduced deep cultural and then political divisions into the Subcontinent. The only comparable development in China was the application of

96. The Cinema Of Hong Kong, History, Arts, Identity (Select Books) This book examines one of the most popular, dynamic and important cinema traditions in the history of film. Providing an overview of major directors, http://www.selectbooks.com.sg/titles/30457.htm

The Cinema of Hong Kong, History, Arts, Identity Price: US$89.60 (S$149.63*) Region: China Format: Hardcover, 333 pages Published: 2000, United Kingdom, 1st Edition ISBN: SB#: About This Book This book examines one of the most popular, dynamic and important cinema traditions in the history of film. Providing an overview of major directors, genres and stars, from its origins to the present, this volume examines Hong Kong cinema in historical, transnational, cultural and political contexts. Individual chapters focus on Hong Kong cinema before and during World War II, the cinema of the turbulent 1960s, its rise to world prominence in the 1970s and its reception in the United States and the revival of Cantonese cinema, among other topics. Including contributions from a diverse roster of scholars, archivists and film programmers, this book provides a wealth of new information and new conceptual frameworks, enabling a greater appreciation of the variety, range and depth of Hong Kong film. The editors are with the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. * Actual charges are made in Singapore Dollars (S$). S$1.00 = US$0.60

97. Hong Kong College Of Obstetricians And Gynaecologists A brief history of the hong kong College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists In November, 1985, the hong kong Representative Committee of RCOG felt that http://www.hkcog.org.hk/collegeprofile.htm

College Profile History Objects Council Committees ... Back to Home A brief History of the Hong Kong College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists When the postgraduate training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology was first started in Hong Kong, it was modelled after the British system. There was no local professional body to award postgraduate professional degrees. The trainees in obstetrics and gynaecology had to undergo the training as stipulated by the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RCOG), pass the Membership Examination organised by the RCOG to become Members of the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (MRCOG). To help the RCOG in monitoring the training in Hong Kong, a representative committee was established in Hong Kong consisting of members elected among the local members of the RCOG. In November, 1985, the Hong Kong Representative Committee of RCOG felt that in view of the Sino-British Agreement, it was time to consider the possibility of establishing a local body for the recognition and supervision of postgraduate training in obstetrics and gynaecology in Hong Kong. A Working Party on Future Postgraduate Training in Obstetrics and Gynaecology in Hong Kong was established by the Representative Committee for this purpose. Professor Ho-Kei Ma was elected as the chairman of the Working Party.

98. Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch and books on different aspects of hong kong s history and culture. books on the history, culture and social life of hong kong, China and Asia. http://www.royalasiaticsociety.org.hk/

var sc_project=754625; var sc_partition=6; var sc_security="87dcde71"; Welcome Home About us Contents Calendar Council Forms Reports ... Photo Gallery The Royal Asiatic Society Hong Kong Branch Latest News Latest Newsletter Carl Smith awarded honourary PhD by Macau Inter-University Institute. Ceremony on 30 October. Check the upcoming newsletter for more details. List of new donations to the library Volunteers to help on The British War Memorial project to photograph British and Commonwealth military graves in Hong Kong are wanted. Click to send email if interested. Monthly talks by distinguished speakers, usually in Central on Friday evenings. Carefully researched visits to places off the beaten track. Overseas and local trips are all led by experts. An annual journal, containing a fascinating collection of articles on the history and culture of the region, written by experts in their field, a regular

99. Action-filled Hong Kong Cinema Has Long History Actionfilled hong kong cinema has long history This spring Cook is teaching the course, hong kong Cinema, to 40 graduate and undergraduate students. http://www.emory.edu/EMORY_REPORT/erarchive/1999/February/erfebruary.8/2_8_99hon

Emory Report Feb. 8, 1999 Volume 51, No. 19 Action-filled Hong Kong cinema has long history What do swordplay, gunplay, melodrama and ghosts have in common? "Hong Kong cinema," according to Film Studies Professor David Cook. Fighting with swords and guns, exaggerated drama and a bent for the supernaturalghosts, vampires and the spirits of dead ancestorsare four basic ingredients in the last 20 years of films from Hong Kong. This spring Cook is teaching the course, "Hong Kong Cinema," to 40 graduate and undergraduate students. Besides screening more than a dozen films, the course involves reading and discussing books on Hong Kong cinema, the economic history of the three Chinas and the social history of Hong Kong. "We're exploring the market system and the culture that created this national cinema," explained Cook. Hong Kong's film industry has existed since the beginning of the century. Early on, the city-state stood in the shadow of Shang'hai, a more sophisticated metropolis. But during the years of the mainland's civil war (1946-1949), the movie business took off. Hong Kong became the home for free market film in the region. After World War II, Hong Kong experienced tremendous growth and quadrupled in size, becoming one of the world's leading cities. The mid-1960s brought a boom in martial arts films, a genre that became the mainstay of Hong Kong cinema. Cook said the practice of martial arts is central to Chinese culture. "Martial arts embrace Zen Buddhism and began as a form of exercise (Tai Chi) practiced by Shaolin monks in the fourth century A.D. to control and harness their physical energies," he explained. "From the beginning, the domestic and Southeast Asian market for these films was tremendous, helping to make Hong Kong the eighth largest exporter of films in the world."

100. WHKMLA : History Of Hong Kong, ToC Global history of Currencies hong kong, posted by Bryan Taylor Article history of hong kong, from Wikipedia The First hong kong Coin, from Chinese http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/china/xhongkong.html

Macau First posted on November 29th 2004, last revised on December 17th 2004 Timeline : Hong Kong Historical Atlas : Hong Kong Page EXTERNAL FILES Timeline Hong Kong, from Guardian Unlimited , from CBC Global History of Currencies : Hong Kong , posted by Bryan Taylor Article History of Hong Kong, from Wikipedia The First Hong Kong Coin, from Chinese Numismatics in Hong Kong Hong Kong Currency, from Hong Kong Museum of History Hong Kong History, from Lonely Planet Phil Abbey Treaty Ports in China 1928. by Phil Abbey Timeline of Chinese-European Cultural Relations, posted by Institute of Asian Affairs , Hamburg DOCUMENTS Article Hong Kong, rom EB 1911 Article Hongkong, from Meyers Konversationslexikon 1888 , in German The Hong Kong Government Issued Banknotes, posted by Rod Sell Hong Kong, from Tom Chao's Paper Money Gallery Flag of Hong Kong, from FOTW License plates Asia, from Francoplaque , see under China Hong Kong Paper ney, from Numismondo REFERENCE Frank Welsh, A Borrowed Place, The History of Hong Kong , NY : Kodansha 1993

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