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Abstract

Let us first put our mind to a scenario in the West, the scenario of a fairly typical English countryside: a village pub around the corner, a church with a cemetery nearby, a newsagent combined with a post office, a clean street or two with or without a couple of local shops, lush lawns and beautifully maintained gardens dotted between houses. Surrounding the village there are hedged fields either of pastoral or crop land. It is a picture of forever green, orderly, quite, peaceful and relaxing rural landscape. Every aspiring English person in London would like to have a country house somewhere in Kent or Sussex or Essex for the weekends.

Item Type:	Book Section
Authors/Creators:	Gao, MCF
Publisher:	City University of Hong Kong Press
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