Hong Kong was a small bit of China that, for most of the 20th century, operated under a very different set of rules than the rest of mainland China — rules that were copied from working market economies of the time, and administered by the British.
Hong Kong era un pequeño pedazo de China que, por la mayor parte del siglo 20, operó bajo un conjunto de reglas distinto al resto de China continental. Reglas que fueron copiadas de las economías de mercado exitosas y administradas por los británicos.