 | Fireworks explode atop of Victorial Harbor as Hong Kong marks the Chinese National Day on Oct 1, 2007 click to open  |
 | Fireworks explode atop of Victorial Harbor as Hong Kong marks the Chinese National Day on Oct 1, 2007 click to open |
 | Fireworks explode atop of Victorial Harbor as Hong Kong marks the Chinese National Day on Oct 1, 2007 click to open |
 | Fireworks explode atop of Victorial Harbor as Hong Kong marks the Chinese National Day on Oct 1, 2007 click to open |
 | Mainland Chinese tourists look at a gold bracelet at a jewelry shop in Hong Kong Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005. The stores and tourism officials are thrilled with the new visitors, who have played a key role in revving up Hong Kong's once-slumping economy. The retailers are especially ecstatic now as mainland tourists stream in during China's 'Golden Week' a national holiday that encourages Chinese to crack open their swelling bank accounts for a spasm of traveling and splurging. click to open |
 | Mainland Chinese tourists look at gold bracelet at a jewelry shop in Hong Kong Sunday, Oct. 2, 2005. The stores and tourism officials are thrilled with the new visitors, who have played a key role in revving up Hong Kong's once-slumping economy. The retailers are especially ecstatic now as mainland tourists stream in during China's 'Golden Week' a national holiday that encourages Chinese to crack open their swelling bank accounts for a spasm of traveling and splurging. click to open |
 | Residents visit the military barrack of the Chinese People's Liberation Army (PLA) garrison in Hong Kong Saturday, Oct. 1, 2005. The PLA opened its three barracks on Saturday to celebrate the 56th anniversary of the founding of China, which attracted more than 12,000 Hong Kong residents, official Xinhua news agency said. click to open |
 | Fireworks explode over Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour to celebrate the 56th anniversary of China's national day in Hong Kong October 1, 2005. click to open |
 | Fireworks explode over Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour to celebrate the 56th anniversary of China's national day in Hong Kong October 1, 2005. click to open |
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