Special report: How China's opening up affected its people, and Hong Kong's role in the shift

View this email in your browser In 1978, Deng Xiaoping's push for 'reform and opening up' launched China's rise from the wreckage of the Cultural Revolution to the world's second-biggest economy. Forty years on, the South China Morning Post takes an in-depth look at how the reforms changed the idea of home ownership in China, Hong Kong's role in the shift to private commerce, and the societal impact on Chinese people. Read our special report. China property: how the world's biggest housing market emerged Hong Kong: an awkward partner in China's 40-year quest to open up Keep up with China's latest news, trends and development with the China at a Glance, direct to your inbox every weekday. Sign up now ► From farmer to homeowner: how China's growth affected its people How Maxim's founder landed on a new page in China's history When Hong Kong democrats were welcomed with open arms by Beijing How Hong Kong's 'Textile King' earned Beijing's respect in Xinjiang Read our special report ► This email was sent to egmsh2015@gmail.com why did I get this?    unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences South China Morning Post · 19/F Tower One, Times Square, · 1 Matheson Street, Causeway Bay · Hong Kong · Hong Kong