Hong Kong handwritten newspaper copy:

1. Basic information about Hong Kong:

Hong Kong (Hong Kong), referred to as "Hong Kong" (HK), the full name is China The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China is located in southern China, east of the Pearl River Estuary, facing Macau, China across the sea to the west, adjacent to Shenzhen City to the north, and Zhuhai City Wanshan Islands to the south. The area includes Hong Kong Island, Kowloon , the New Territories and 262 surrounding islands. Hong Kong is a highly prosperous free port and international metropolis. Together with New York and London, it is known as "Newland Port". It is the third largest financial center in the world, an important international finance, trade, shipping center and international innovation and technology center. It is also the world's third largest financial center. One of the freest economies and most competitive cities, it enjoys a high reputation in the world.

2. Administrative divisions:

Hong Kong Island has Central and Western District, Wan Chai District, Eastern District and Southern District.

? The Kowloon Peninsula includes Yau Tsim Mong District, Sham Shui Po District, Kowloon City District, Wong Tai Sin District and Kwun Tong District.

? The New Territories includes North District, Tai Po District, Sha Tin District, Sai Kung District, Tsuen Wan District, Tuen Mun District, Yuen Long District, Kwai Tsing District and Islands District.

3. History and culture:

? Myth 1: Hong Kong’s name is related to spices. During the Song and Yuan Dynasties, Hong Kong was administratively subordinate to Dongguan, Guangdong. Since the Ming Dynasty, a small harbor in the south of Hong Kong Island has been a distribution port for the transshipment of spices from southern Guangdong. It became famous for its transshipment of spices produced in Dongguan, Guangdong, and was called "Hong Kong". It is said that the spices transshipped in Hong Kong at that time were of high quality and were called "Hainan treasures". Many local people in Hong Kong also grew spices as a profession. Together with the spices grown in Hong Kong, Hong Kong became famous and gradually became recognized far and near. Soon this spice was listed as a tribute to the emperor, and created a prosperous incense making and shipping industry at that time. But later, the villagers refused to plant it, and the cultivation and transshipment of spices gradually disappeared, but the name Hong Kong remained.

Argument 2: Hong Kong is a natural harbor, with sweet and delicious streams nearby. Sailors traveling on the sea often come here to get water for drinking. Over time, the sweet-smelling streams became famous, and this small creek became famous. The creek was also called "Hong Kong", and the small bay formed by the alluvial flow of the Xiang River into the sea began to be called "Hong Kong". A group of British people landed on Hong Kong Island from this harbor, so they named the entire island after the word "Hong Kong". To this day, "Hong Kong" is still another name for Hong Kong.

4. Cultural attractions:

? Kowloon Walled City, Song Town, Song Wang Terrace and Lei Cheng Uk Ancient Tomb; Song Emperor Rock and Red House in Tuen Mun, Tsang House in Shatin, Five Kingdoms and Six Villages; three houses and Hoi Hom Village Houses in Tsuen Wan; San Tin Tai Fu House in Yuen Long, Kam Tin Kat Hing Wai, Shui Tau Village heritage, Ju Xing House, Ha Tsuen Tang Clan Ancestral Hall; Sheung Yiu Folk Museum in Sai Kung, etc.; Hong Kong Island Fort and old forts such as Tung Chung Fort on Lantau Island and Tung Lung Island Buddhist Hall.