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After the end of World War II in 1945, Hong Kong was liberated, but Britain refused to return its sovereignty to China. This book explores the early history of Hong Kong's liberation, uncovering lesser-known facts. It delves into the disputes between China and Britain over Hong Kong's sovereignty, the diplomatic complexities of accepting the Japanese army's surrender, the truth behind the entry of Chinese troops into Kowloon, and the fate of influential publications like the "Overseas Chinese Daily News" and the closure of the "Kwok Man Yat Po." Originally published in 1996 as part of the "Hong Kong War History Series," this reissued edition commemorates the victory of the War of Resistance and pays tribute to Mr. Tse Wing-kwong, a renowned history expert in Hong Kong.
- AuthorXie Yongguang
- PublisherMing Pao Publishing
- Publication Date2016
During the Japanese invasion of China in 1941, Hong Kong fell and became a crucial battleground in the Chinese resistance against Japan. "Hong Kong War Experience," compiled by editor Mo Shi-xiang, meticulously documents the war through firsthand accounts. This book brings together witnesses from diverse backgrounds, nationalities, and professions, presenting a comprehensive and authentic perspective on the resistance war. By shedding light on the truth and complexities of this historical period, it provides future generations with valuable insights for research and reflection.
- AuthorEdited by Mo Shixiang
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2023
By examining the migration and establishment of the Five Great Clans, along with the introduction of associated buildings and cultural relics, we gain insight into the centuries-long development history of Hong Kong's New Territories.
- AuthorProfessor Siu Kwok-kin
- PublisherModern Education Research Society Limited
- Publication Date2021
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Picnicking and hiking have long been cherished pastimes for Hong Kong people, offering both scenic beauty and physical activity. The New Territories, with its ever-changing landscape and the development of new towns, has emerged as a favourite destination. While photographs capture moments in time, it is through the written records of the past that we can truly grasp its history. Wong Pui-kai's work is a precious resource in this regard. As an early explorer, Wong extensively traversed the region, documenting his experiences in newspaper articles during the 1930s. With eloquence and meticulous research, he broadened readers' horizons and left behind a valuable legacy. By revisiting these manuscripts, organizing and enhancing them, we hope to offer readers a profound understanding of the New Territories' captivating history.
- AuthorWong Pui-kai
- PublisherThe Commercial Press
- Publication Date2016
Step into the captivating world of Hong Kong's rural landscapes through the masterful brushstrokes of self-taught artist Kong Kai-ming. In his latest work, Kong showcases the timeless beauty of these rural havens. Some scenes still exist today, awaiting our discovery and appreciation, while others are preserved solely on paper. Beyond the paintings, this book seamlessly intertwines nature and human history, allowing readers to not only admire the countryside's allure but also gain a deeper understanding of Hong Kong's rich heritage.
- AuthorKong Kai-ming
- PublisherChung Hwa Book Co., (H.K.) Ltd.
- Publication Date2018
A comparison of Chinese and English, nearly 300 old photos, accompanied by a map route, personally walk into the Hong Kong urban area, and take a nostalgic and in-depth tour of the Kowloon area. Reading history books and appreciating old photos is not as good as walking into the historical site, searching for various historical details from the real sense and traces.
Local history expert Zheng Baohong has developed multiple Kowloon historical investigation routes, and the author has led the team many times for each route, with a rich itinerary, including a large amount of interesting Hong Kong historical data, and all participants have returned with full load.
The book contains more than two hundred historical pictures. Readers can follow the pictures and visit areas such as Tsim Sha Tsui, Yau Ma Tei, Mong Kok, Kowloon Tong, Kowloon City, Sham Shui Po, Kwun Tong, and Tseung Kwan O. Along the way, compare the new and old faces of the area and take a fun-filled Hong Kong history walk.
- AuthorCheng Po-hung
- PublisherThe Commercial Press
- Publication Date2020
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