| "Bridging" the language gap |
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| Written by By Cornelius Rahn, Fu Lei, and Yiu Wang Leung | |
| Tuesday, 04 November 2008 | |
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Mr. Thapa
Hong Kong's Nepali community is slowly but surely on its way out. Since the British army left, the former Gurkha soldiers and their families have found themselves unable or unwilling to integrate into Chinese society. And without Chinese language skills, their career options are severely limited.
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