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Brian Wang

Scotland’s union with the rest of the United Kingdom remains intact but it is often overlooked just how close Scottish ties are with Hong Kong. At the vanguard of British colonial expansion, Scots and their contributions still reverberate in commerce, politics, trade, science and literature

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INFOGRAPHIC: Scots in Hong Kong

'Scotland was the winner': Hong Kong's expat Scots agree on one thing after historic vote

Scottish expats gathered at the Canny Man in Wan Chai to wait for the result of the independence referendum. Photo: Edward Wong

Fiona Taylor (right) shows her loyalty. Photo: Edward Wong

No supporters celebrate their win over the Yes campaign at the Royal Highland centre during the Scottish referendum in Edinburgh. Photo: EPA

Roy Halliday (left) and Alisdair Lynch wait the result of Scottish independence referendum at  The Wharney Guang Dong Hotel in Wanchai. Photo: Edward Wong

Referendum start of change for UK, say Scotland's 'Yes' and 'No' camps

Independence wasn't written in the stars for Scotland this time around, but there is momentum now for greater devolution of powers from Westminster not just to Scotland but the rest of the United Kingdom. Photo: Reuters

Prime Minister David Cameron said Scots' message was that the rights of all voters need to be "respected, preserved and enhanced". Photo: Reuters

David Cameron said the result paved the way for a new balanced constitutional settlement for all of Britain. Photo: EPA

David Cameron said the result paved the way for a new balanced constitutional settlement for all of Britain. Photo: AP

Pro-Union supporters celebrate as Scottish referendum polling results are announced at the Royal Highland Centre in Edinburgh. Photo: AFP

Pro-union supporters celebrate as Scottish independence referendum results are announced at a 'Better Together' event in Glasgow. Photo: AFP

Pro-union supporters react as Scottish independence referendum results come in at a Better Together event in Glasgow. Photo: AFP

Supporters from the "No" Campaign react to a declaration in their favour, in Glasgow. Photo: Reuters

No supporters for the Scottish independence referendum celebrate an early result at a No campaign event at a hotel in Glasgow. Photo: AP

Pro-independence supporters are pictured in Edinburgh, as referendum results are announced. Photo: AFP

Alex Salmond did not rule out a future independence campaign. Photo: AP

Alex Salmond did not rule out a future independence campaign. Photo: Reuters

Infographics

At the vanguard of British colonial expansion, Scots and their contributions still reverberate in commerce, politics, trade, science and literature
