9 Questions
Why were factories built in old urban areas before the mid-1970s?
Because there was an abundant supply of low-skilled labor in those areas
Where were most industrial areas located before the mid-1970s in Hong Kong?
On both sides of Victoria Harbour
What posed risks in the old industrial areas before the mid-1970s?
Air and noise pollution, fire risks, and safety concerns
Where are industrial areas in new towns typically located with respect to residential areas?
Separated by green belts and community facilities
Which development aimed to support high-tech industries in Hong Kong post the late 1990s?
Establishing the Hong Kong Science Park and Cyberport
What was one advantage of building factories in old urban areas before the mid-1970s?
Easy job access for people living nearby
Why were industrial estates built in new towns between the mid-1970s and the 1990s?
To attract industries needing larger factory space and provide jobs for nearby residents
Why did industries need larger factory space between the mid-1970s and the 1990s in Hong Kong?
To accommodate technological advancements in production
Why were industrial areas in new towns designed to reduce negative impacts on people?
To be separated from residential areas by green belts and community facilities
Learn about the evolution of industrial development in Hong Kong from the mid-1970s to the late 1990s, including the growth of different industrial zones and estates. Explore the establishment of Hong Kong Science Park and Cyberport to support high-tech advancements.
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