For 10 points, name this city on the Kowloon peninsula that was handed over by Britain to China in 1997.
Two iron gates were returned to this city after they were forcibly removed to help fend off a rebellion in one neighborhood. A 1968 flu pandemic named for this city killed approximately one million people worldwide. 1967 leftist riots in this city got foreign administrators in Whitehall to push anti-Communist education here. This site of the Kam Tin rebellion is the only one of the so-called (*) "Four Tigers" that is not a country. It suffered almost 300 deaths during a SARS outbreak in 2003. The destruction of a "walled city" near this territory's Kai Tak airport led it to be recognized as another's country's "Special Administrative Region." For 10 points, name this city on the Kowloon peninsula that was handed over by Britain to China in 1997.
Two iron gates were returned to this city after they were forcibly removed to help fend off a rebellion in one neighborhood.
Hong Kong [or Hsiang Kang; or Xiang Gang] &lt;SB, WorldHist&gt;