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Nylonkong
Nylonkong, a portmanteau or contraction of New York-London-HongKong, is a neologism coined to link New York City, London, and Hong Kong that first appeared in the magazine ''TIME'' in 2008.〔''A Tale Of Three Cities''，TIME, 17-1-2008〕 The article suggests that the cities share similarities, especially in being globalised financial and cultural centres, and are the most remarkable cities in the 21st century. The article elicited a strong positive response in Hong Kong.
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==History==
Nylonkong , from ''NY'' (New York City), ''Lon'' (London), and Kong (Hong Kong) first appeared in ''TIME'' article ''A Tale of Three Cities'' in 2008.
According to ''TIME'', these cities share similarities in cultural and economic establishments. They are influential in cultural industries, including art auctions, movies, and pop songs. In addition, the cities are top international financial centers located in different time zones. ''TIME'' further described the cites as the three most remarkable international cities in the 21st century, and one could better understand the world through understanding Nylonkong. Financial Development Index ranks Hong Kong, USA, and UK as the first to third places of the table, accordingly.
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