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Classwork: Monkey Business
14 November 2009
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Classwork: Soon to be Past

Published by admin at 14 November 2009

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Hong Kong’s shop-houses: why demolish living history? Lai Zixian looks at the Hong Kong conundrum: preservation versus redevelopment.

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