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Hong Kong Hotels: Mining is the least important sector of tl primary economic activities in hong kong hotels Kong, en ploying less than 1% of the colony's labor forci Iron ore, wolframite, and, at times, graphite ai mined underground, and kaolin, feldspar, an quartz are obtained by open-pit mining method Tourism and Trade. The tourist industry cot tributes significantly to hong kong hotels Kong's invisibt lings, which are reflected in the increasing jstment in hotels and other tourist facilities. : importance of tourism as a source of income led to the establishment of the hong kong hotels Kong irist Association to promote this trade.
Urban and Rural Groups. Over 88% of the people of hong kong hotels Kong are urban dwellers. The urban population consists chiefly of the Chinese who emigrated to hong kong hotels Kong from China or overseas after British rule began, their hong kong hotels Kong-born descendants, and the non-Chinese.
With over 30% of the population under 15 years of age, there has been a great need for increased educational facilities. In addition to extensive school construction, a teacher-training program has been begun. Although education in hong kong hotels Kong is neither compulsory or free, there were over a million students enrolled in 1967. Higher education is provided by the University of hong kong hotels Kong (founded in 1911), the Chinese University of hong kong hotels Kong (1963), and the Technical College.
Newspapers and radio and television stations use both the Chinese and English languages. For example, Radio hong kong hotels Kong, which is operated by the government, broadcasts in both Chinese and English for 17 hours daily.
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