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Fw: hakka: Season's Greetings!
Hi, Kong Chi,
Thanks for pointing out that we do have Hakka people from all 5 continents
joining this forum. In fact, we have more than Hakka people. Some of them
are not Hakka but are interested in Hakka Chinese culture. I have proposed
to our friends to use Asiawind.com as a business forum too. I would
certainly be interested in any ideas and proposals. You can talk about
setting up a province, a nation, whatever. Without economic strength and
support, not much can be done. I am forwarding your letter to the forum if
you don't mind.
Happy Holidays!
S. L. Lee
----- Original Message -----
From: KC Li <casey@intnet.mu>
To: S. L . Lee <sllee@asiawind.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 25, 1999 12:09 PM
Subject: Re: hakka: Season's Greetings!
> HI Sui leung,
> May I also wish you & your family & all the the Hakka
> crowd, chi ka yin, the very best for the coming millenium. May the Hakka
> website gain even more popularity & let's work together next year to
create
> a network of Hakka businessmen in different sectors or of Hakka
> professionals in different fields so as to exchange views, news &
> experience.
> By the way, I come from the small island of Mauritius which is
> located in the Indian Ocean & is part of Africa. I visited your website
> before. So you did have an African visitor.
> You would like to know that Mauritius has a population of 1.1
> million out of whom some 30,000 are Chinese. The Hakka constitute more
than
> 90% of the tiny Chinese population here. Indeed Mauritius is famous as the
> country in Africa with the largest Chinese population, or Hakka population
> for that matter. We have a Hakka who is the Minister of Arts & Culture,
> another Hakka is the Chief of the Civil Service, yet another is the Senior
> Judge at our Supreme Court, or still another is the Chief of the Treasury
or
> called the Financial Secretary, while a Hakka lady is the Director of
Public
> Prosecutions. The Chinese elite in Mauritius is very highly respected
here.
> I myself have been for several years the Adviser to the Minister of
> Finance & Chairman of the Stock Exchange Commision & I'm currently member
> of the Council of the University of Mauritius.
>
> Warm brotherly regards,
> Kee Chong LI
>