Walled City History
The walled city, originally a fort from the Song dynasty, became a significant point of contention during the 19th century as European powers sought access to China's markets. Despite being surrounded by British-controlled Hong Kong, the walled city remained a Chinese exclave until the British invasion in 1899. This unique territory, with its small population, symbolizes the complexities of colonialism and sovereignty in a rapidly changing political landscape.In this clip
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