Hong Kong must deepen understanding of ‘one country, two systems’: delegate
A Hong Kong delegate to China's top advisory body, Tu Haiming, stated that Hong Kong society lacks a proper understanding of the "one country, two systems" principle. He believes it's often viewed as merely a solution for historical issues or as unrelated to national development, rather than a guiding principle for the city's future.
Tu, speaking at the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) in Beijing, emphasized the need for enhanced public education and greater national awareness in Hong Kong. His comments align with recent calls from other officials, such as Zheng Yanxiong, for Hong Kong to better capitalize on the opportunities presented by the "one country, two systems" framework by understanding its nuances and relationship with the mainland.
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A Hong Kong delegate to China's top advisory body, Tu Haiming, stated that Hong Kong society lacks a proper understanding of the "one country, two systems" principle. He believes it's often viewed as merely a solution for historical issues or as unrelated to national development, rather than a guiding principle for the city's future.
Tu, speaking at the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) in Beijing, emphasized the need for enhanced public education and greater national awareness in Hong Kong. His comments align with recent calls from other officials, such as Zheng Yanxiong, for Hong Kong to better capitalize on the opportunities presented by the "one country, two systems" framework by understanding its nuances and relationship with the mainland.
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