CHAPTER 9 The Orient is Hong Kong? Cultural Representations of Hong Kong in Tourism Materials and the Missing Voices of the Tourists

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Table of Contents 5
3. List of Figures 7
4. List of Tables 8
5. Rewriting East Asia: No Victors, No Vanquished 9
6. PART I Challenges to Central Narratives in Ancient China
7. CHAPTER 1 The Failure of Abdication as a Regular Method of Monarchic Power Succession : A Study of the Tang Yu zhi dao Manuscript 23
8. CHAPTER 2 The Monumentalisation of Communal Memories in Eastern Han China, 25–220 CE 39
9. CHAPTER 3 Commemorating the Dead for the Living : Two Eastern Han (25 – 220 CE) Stelae from Southwest China 77
10. PART II Informal Sino-Japanese Interaction in Medieval East Asia
11. CHAPTER 4 Chinese Treasures Buried in Private Japanese Libraries : Popular Confucian Works Known as Accounts of Filial Children 105
12. CHAPTER 5 Sino-Japanese Exchanges during a Tribute Hiatus : Sources from the Buddhist Archives 135
13. PART III East Asia between East-West Encounters
14. CHAPTER 6 “Boys,” “Mandarins,” and “Coolies” : Searching for Hong Kong’s Chinese Community in the Colonial Archive 155
15. CHAPTER 7 Uncommon Sources on an Uncommon Life : Cantonese Opera Music Master Wong Toa (1914-2015) 179
16. PART IV Global Patterns in Contemporary Southern China
17. CHAPTER 8 Revisiting Cold War Hong Kong : Chinese Tailors, American Servicemen, and Suit-Making Experiences, 1950-1980 203
18. CHAPTER 9 The Orient is Hong Kong? Cultural Representations of Hong Kong in Tourism Materials and the Missing Voices of the Tourists 221
19. CHAPTER 10 What Joss-Stick Community? Issues in the Inventory and Interpretation of Intangible Cultural Heritage in Macau 243
20. Contributors 259
21. Index 261