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How to Know Hong Kong and Macau

Roberto Ignacio Diaz, Dominic Cheung, Ana Paulina Lee, Authors

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Introduction

I. Hong Kong and Macau: Special Administration Regions

Hong Kong and Macau: Economic Bridges to Mainland China
Annika Canueto

The Mainland Connection: The Politics of Identity as Constructed by the Hong Kong Museum of History

Fan Fan

Multilingualism is My Middle Name: A Brief Look Into The Language Situation in Hong Kong and Macau After 1997

Danqing Bai

Fan Fan

II. What Makes a City?

What the Duck? The Rubber Duck Stimulus in Hong Kong

Ankita Agharkar

Cha Chaan Teng: Food and the City

Danqing Bai

What the Snowdens of Yesteryear can do for the Hong Kongers of Tomorrow: Hong Kong's Snowden Rally

Fan Fan

The Project: Authenticity, Representation & Power

Quyen Le

III. Between East and West

Senado Square Finds Its Siblings in Guangzhou

Danqing Bai

Hong Kong's Tin Hau Temples: Tradition and Change

Kelly Belter

Lantau Island: Big Buddhas, Big Crowds, Big Questions
Maria Fish

Sacred Sites and Syncretism

Kelly Belter

IV. Tradition and Globalization

Of Hong Kong: The Chungking Mansions

Maria Fish

The Cantonese Opera Tradition

Aditya Valvi

Grounding the Past: Portuguese Pavement and How to Tour History

Vivian Yan

Aditya Valvi

Neon in Hong Kong

Vivian Yan

V. Ethnicity, Race, Gender and Sexuality

Who is Hong Kong?
Ankita Agharkar

Asia's Skin Whitening Craze
Annika Canueto

LGBT Hong Kong
Quyen Le

Seeking Self in Other: The Push and Pull of Heritage Tourism
Vivian Yan

Images
Ruins of Saint Paul
The Rubber Duck by Florentijn Hofman
The Chungking Mansions

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