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Hong Kong's five-year plan to retain capitalism, uphold ‘one country, two systems’ principle

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@JosephLow-d6t
@@JosephLow-d6t1 month ago
1 country 2 system 29 years after UK handover.😅
@xxoo-lp6vc
@@xxoo-lp6vc1 month ago
The Chinese government is curbing the power of elite &quot;dynasties&quot; from British time.<br>------------------<br>Tung Chee-hwa push to build HDB flat in HK for more people to have house to stay.
<br>This anger those elite &quot;dynasties&quot; , they fund endless protest to push him out of office.
@GASIA-cw8iw
@@GASIA-cw8iw1 month ago
Little Singapore has been trying to &quot;stay ahead&quot; of the competition. But the only 5-year plan its government was able to produce is &quot;salary increment for rich politicians&quot;.<br>Ha ha ha!
@GASIA-cw8iw
@@GASIA-cw8iw1 month ago
Hong Kong&#39;s capitalist 5-year plan will be watched by the socialist government of mainland China. It will not be the old system of feeding rich towkays like in the past decades. <br>Hong Kong&#39;s government will have to address the housing and living space problem seriously. Property tycoons won&#39;t be allowed to speculate lands.<br>Ha ha ha!
@malcolmang9867
@@malcolmang98671 month ago
Very thankful to Hong Kong to give up their capitalism for this few years and many other countries eventually benefit it.
@gotmyionu
@@gotmyionu1 month ago
5 years plan. Are you kidding me!
@celebrityexclusives9108
@@celebrityexclusives91081 month ago
Saying they want to retain capitalism while using the communist term &#39;five year plan&#39; sounds paradoxical