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But Mr Lee has been steadfastly loyal to Mr Kang, his old friend.

Then there have been numerous reformers and modernisers since the 19th century, including Liang Qichao, Kang Youwei and even Lin Zexu.

As Ms Kang says, to succeed as a woman in China "you need to be better than a man".That goes for female entrepreneurs, too.

Kang Jeong-im, a musician, puts it bluntly: "I think it's difficult to live the way you want to in South Korea".

The number of employees has risen from 1,800 to more than 14,000 and annual gross output of the park has gone from 1.2 billion yuan to 14.1 billion yuan.One of those enterprises is the Kang Shi Da contact-lens factory, where 260 employees use precision equipment from South Korea and Japan to make 20m coloured lenses a year, many of which are exported to South-East Asia. South-East Asia

Even the wittiest Korean catchphrases will provoke only bafflement in Chinatown.Saul Gitlin of Kang & Lee, an agency specialising in selling to Asian-Americans, argues that recent Chinese and Korean immigrants are best reached with communications in their mother tongue.

Myanmar's ethnic groups are often fractious, but those in Ko-kang have shown unusual unity perhaps banding together in a last-ditch effort for survival against an increasingly impatient government.A great deal about the conflict remains unclear.

Military courts, says Choe Kang-wook, a former lawyer in the army, are the "shame of South Korea".

He made several correct financial predictions, such as the Korean won's sharp decline against the American dollar, and heaped scorn on President Lee Myung-bak and his finance minister, Kang Man-soo, for their handling of the economic crisis.

But in an embarrassing revelation, the finance minister, Kang Man-soo, told parliament he hadn't been told of KDB's plans to buy Lehman.Cho Yoon-sun, a GNP spokeswoman, says Wall Street's meltdown should give the president pause in his privatisation plans.

Harsher still, during the Cultural Revolution Confucius and his followers were derided and humiliated by Mao Zedong in his zeal to build a "new China".Now, Professor Kang Xiaoguang, an outspoken scholar at Beijing's Renmin University, argues that Confucianism should become China's state religion.