The long and tumultuous history of Hong Kong's relationship with China is a complex tale of cultural identity, political tensions, and the lasting impact of colonialism.
As a former British colony, Hong Kong has grappled with its unique position, caught between Eastern and Western influences, and its desire for autonomy and self-governance.
The roots of Hong Kong's separation from China can be traced back to the 19th century, when the territory was ceded to the British Empire following the First Opium War.
This marked the beginning of a period of colonial rule that would shape the region's development and sociopolitical landscape for over a century. - https://hongkongfocusguide.com/blog/why-hong-kong-separated-from-china/?unique_id_51uhp03o
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