| December 1999 If you could choose the capital city of
China again, where would it be?
Photos by Angel Hau, Veronica Ho,
Crystal Tang, Tim Lui, Lauren Li
Reported by Carrie Chan, Lauren Lam, Ritly Ma, Janet Chan, Eva
Yim
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Hin Fung Au,
HKBU, History, Year 3:
"Nanjing. As Cheung Jiang passes through the city, transportation is very efficient.
And it is near to Taiwan and Hong Kong. I like its urban planning, too." |
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Leung Kai Chi,
HKBU, Geography, Year 3:
"I would still choose Beijing. In fact, I don't think there is any better
replacement because Beijing is already the most suitable to be the capital city of
China." |
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Yip Heung Tung,
HKU, Accounting and Finance, Year 1: "Shanghai.
Its coastal location is beneficial for trade, making it the most developed economic zone
in China. The vicinity to Nanjing also justifies my choice." |
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Shirley Wong,
City U, Public Administration and Marketing, Year 1: "Hong Kong. It is free of natural disasters such as
earthquakes. Besides, the hardworking people in Hong Kong make it a good place for
investments." |
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Jasmine Tai,
HKUST, Accounting, Year 1: "I would
recommend Hangzhou to be the capital city because the natural scenery is beautiful. When
foreign ambassadors visit China, our officials could take them there to have a look." |
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