>Never mind. But, please remind we were no longer to "wear" LONG TAILS on our head for a hunder years. (One of my British friend said that before he came to Hong Kong, he thought Hong Kong people had long tails on their heads!?) >This is a new era for Hong Kong people, but most of them MAY NOT USE TO the new Government. I knew that the foreign news are telling some "terrible" stories but not the truth. >Before 1 July 97, UK APPOINTED a Governor to HK. The members of "Real Power Centre" - Executive Council were APPOINTED by HK Governor. We didn't have any right to choose our leader and our policy. At that moment, I didn't think we have much democracy. >I believe "Tomorrow is better" and "Hong Kong people is not a chicken". I am appreciate of your kindness. Please don't be worry about us. >From 28 June to 2 July is our holiday, I will not go back to office until 3 July. Therefore, I may not receive your messages during the days, but I still keep close contact to you and my friends in UT with internet (How wonderful of internet!). If I get the latest news, I will put them in UT. > >Sunny > >>>From TV news, I was surprised that some American didn't know Hong Kong is part of China. Some of them thought that Hong Kong was part of Japan (actually, Hong Kong never be a part of Japan in the history). Please remaind that Hong Kong is part of China. I am a Chinese now. >>> >>>Sunny >> >>Well, in a couple of days anyway.... (s) PLEASE keep us informed of how the transfer goes. Plus let us know if it starts getting "weird" or if everything is OK. >> >>Thanks >>Tom Tienamen Square (sp?) still rings very loud here in America. As soon as the ceromonies are over 4,000+ Chinese troops will be in Hong Kong. I am just a little concerned anyone feels the need for such fire power in such a small peaceful place. Anyway, best of luch & definitely stay in touch (also hope internet will still be available to you). Take Care Tom