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Hong [hɔŋ]

n. <汉>(中国,日本等的)商行,行, 洋行

Hong Kong is a canton of China.
香港是中国的一个行政区。
The murderer kept on step ahead of the police for years, but they finally tracked him down in Hong Kong.
数年来，该杀人犯行动总是快警方一步而屡屡得逞，但他们最终在香港将其抓获归案。

Hong \Hong\, n. [Chinese hang, Canton dialect hong, a mercantile
house, factory.]
A mercantile establishment or factory for foreign trade in
China, as formerly at Canton; a succession of offices
connected by a common passage and used for business or
storage.

{Hong merchant}, one of the few Chinese merchants who,
previous to the treaty of 1842, formed a guild which had
the exclusive privilege of trading with foreigners.

Hong \Hong\, v. t. & i.
To hang. [Obs.] --Chaucer.

In early trading in Hong Kong on Friday, gold was quoted at $399.55.
The rational response to these factors, and to the reversion of Hong Kong to Chinese rule in 1997, would seem to be global expansion.
Earlier in Hong Kong, gold closed at $438.75, up from $438.21.
Increased unemployment in southern China and news of Hong Kong's huge infrastructural plans have contributed to the influx of illegal immigrants, says Ian Strachan, deputy secretary for security.
"The consequences for Hong Kong are appalling," said Wilson. "Our resources have been overwhelmed." Wilson disputed assertions that mandatory repatriation was inhumane.
In Hong Kong on Monday, gold was quoted at $354.35 an ounce.
But then again, he may not. The prospect of talks is not one which fills many in the Hong Kong government with confidence.
Its stake in Trafalgar House is viewed by many as another astute move. But as the group's percentage of earnings from Hong Kong declines, so will the level of its influence.
My hosts assured me I could jump on the mid-afternoon ferry to Hong Kong from the Shekou terminal at the western end of Shenzhen.
Still, analysts said the lack of significant Western participation stemmed from unhappiness with the terms of the loan, not directly from worries about Hong Kong's future.
The third contender for this contract is a partnership between U.S. firm Parsons Brinckerhoff, Scott Wilson Kirkpatrick Consulting/Engineering of Britain and Hong Kong architectural consultants Wong Tung & Partners Ltd.
This suggests that American businessmen don't share Mr. Hick's apocalyptic view of China's policies toward Hong Kong and its future.
Local radio quoted some protesters as saying they would rather die in Hong Kong than be forced back home.
In Hong Kong early Friday, gold was trading at $365.95 an ounce.
This British colony is finding it ever harder to retain its best and brightest people as the date for Hong Kong's return to Chinese sovereignty draws nearer.
Instead, he said he and Hong Kong interests would pay in cash for the company.
It would not have bought the stake unless it was confident of acquiring majority control. The two other large shareholders in HG Asia are the Guoco Group listed in Hong Kong and HG Asia's management.
Mr. Monroe said ComputerLand fired the employees and later closed its Hong Kong office, ended its Chinese operations and instituted rigorous controls in Australia.
In Hong Kong Friday, gold was quoted at $369.05 an ounce.
Hong Kong residents also have dropped China as a tourist destination, hurting many local travel agents.
One is a military officer who telephoned Hong Kong Thursday morning from Beijing, and the other is a businessman, based in Hong Kong, who says he has extensive contacts within the Chinese military.
One is a military officer who telephoned Hong Kong Thursday morning from Beijing, and the other is a businessman, based in Hong Kong, who says he has extensive contacts within the Chinese military.
Industrial Equity (Pacific) Ltd., a Hong Kong investment firm, said it raised its stake in Everest & Jennings International, a Los Angeles-based medical-equipment maker, to the equivalent of 26.51% of the Class A common shares outstanding.
Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd told the House of Commons that a maximum of 50,000 key people in Hong Kong's public and private sector would be given full British citizenship, along with their families.
Voluntary refugee workers from Peshawar to Bangkok to Hong Kong complain that UNHCR field offices are worried more about offending governments than speaking up for refugees.
"He's always had a grudge against Hong Kong." In the case of South Korea, the dumping petition is seen as a violation of a previous agreement that no dumping investigations would begin before talks between Seoul and Washington were concluded.
Lacy H. Hunt, chief U.S. economist for Hong Kong Bank Group, parent of Marine Midland Bank, expects the economy to show only sluggish growth for the next 18 months.
Hong Kong's trade deficit widened sharply in March, to the equivalent of $305.2 million from $134.4 million a year earlier, the government said.
Standard Chartered settled a net 4 higher at 704p ex-dividend, while Cable and Wireless, which derives more than half of its earnings from Hong Kong, settled only a fraction off at 712p, having fallen to 698p at the outset of trading.
Gold was quoted at $437.10 an ounce in early trading Tuesday in Hong Kong.

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