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China Watch

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Letters

• Last Tuesday sell-off not Black Tuesday
• HK-mainland market link worth effort
• Time to link HK, mainland stock markets
• One man's ode to a long-gone Alfa Romeo
• Free press must be impartial
• HK's agony and ecstasy: the novel
• HK budget surplus may come and go
• Caution on Hong Kong good times
• Return visit stirs great fondness for Tokyo
• HK gov't should spell out benefits of new taxes

• Green tax the most sensible for Hongkongers
• Christmas spirit shines bright in Hong Kong
• Modern life can't take the edge off romance
• Grandiose dreams can make us miserable
• Hong Kong in need of law for fair competition
• Ode to a radiant city in the best of times
• Venturing out into my new city
• Civic quality brings order and harmony
• To write well, one first must read well
• Preserve HK's natural treasures

• Tsang offers good ideas, if little drama
• A little gov't help gives HK a boost
• How to keep HK as a top financial hub
• In HK, job advancement matters more than living
• The written word in a digital age
• HK should develop as financial centre
• HK must attract talent from mainland
• Professor's entertaining approach to history
• Home-buyers fall into traps of developers
• The rightful criteria for a good company

• ICAC has law, people on its side
• Homeowners must fulfil obligations
• Good writing is all about clarity
• Little for Hong Kong to learn from Singapore
• Hong Kong's tax base must not expand
• Stop painting wrong picture of Hong Kong
• 'Mortgage slaves' should quit moaning about plight
• Jaywalkers aren't worst road villains
• Don't look down on city's 'slums'
• Take pride in efficient civil service

• Don't take city contests too seriously
• Stores should take some of the stress out of shopping
• What's in a name? Quite a lot, actually
• Are big-box stores truly a blessing?
• Hong Kong must remain pragmatic
• Haze over Hong Kong not worst of city's woes
• Business opportunities attract talent
• HK on right track for development
• Hong Kong must focus on private sector
• Economists should repair the damage

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