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When Britain handed Hong Kong back to China in 1997, Chinese leaders agreed that Hong Kong would be able to keep its economic and political systems, including some of the civil freedoms denied to China’s citizens on the mainland, for the next 50 years.
Although Hong Kong still has nearly 30 years of semi-autonomy left, China has started tightening its grip, and many believe it is chipping away at Hong Kong’s freedoms. In this episode, I explore how Hong Kong is dealing with the looming deadline and China’s premature moves.
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We've released a video explaining the recent demonstrations rocking Hong Kong, as citizens there protest against the government's proposed bill that would allow extradition to China. To get the latest on the current situation, you can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/6_RdnVtfZPY
Tiger Trophy
16 hours ago
Patience is a virtue chinitos May the Wisdom of Jesus son of God and the Holy Spirit stay your hand of violence.
Fair Vue
yesterday
The "border" is the dangerous legacy left by the drug trafficking state Britain colonizer. Beijing has been very pragmatic and reasonable. But some outliners in Hongkong are acting like separatists, seeking to change the status quo, which deeply trouble dear fellow Chinese in mainland.
Fair Vue
yesterday
China really does not need a zombie border within itself.
Fair Vue
yesterday
I respect Hongkong people's peaceful assembly and protests. I condemn the mobster violence. The goals and demands need to be constructive and free and clear of foreign influences.
Fair Vue
yesterday
U.S is two major party duopoly. It leaves no chance for a third party, or an independent.
Fair Vue
yesterday
magnificent bridge. looks like chesapeake bay bridge.
林北北
yesterday
I agree with most of the video content. But,8:41 You are watching a TVB channel exclusively in Mandarin.
Huzaifa Arif
yesterday
Is hong kong in china "Yes and also no"
Paweł F. FishingVLOG
2 days ago
If you will try freedom once you will never give it back!
五毛外宣部副部长
2 days ago
The problems in Hong Kong are very complicated, including various reasons for people's livelihood, justice, education and American intervention. The author only talks about the superficial reasons
Saori
2 days ago
China be like "oh so now we don't really need this city so we'll just make even more effort to grasp it" - sounds illogical at first sight. Why are they doing this, even? It's 3%, is it really worth this much violence? I think I'll never understand politics
sprago72
2 days ago
Chinas economy and government qre eventually going to collapse leaving the country in ruins if they carry on like this.
vic c
2 days ago
it is passed time for the west to try and divide china. hong kong will be part of china in 2047 , then there will be taiwan by peaceful mean or by force it is WHEN not if. china is a super power and getting stronger as years passed. usa cannot stop china in 10 , 15 , or 20 more years in conventional war. why trying to devide china and causing war instead of making money with china.
jaelynn pryse
2 days ago
I watched these videos when they were new, and it inspired me to take a trip to visit a friend in Hong Kong, because I knew there was a time limit on being able to take that trip. By time I took the trip in August of 2019 it was a dramatically different situation then when I planned it. Coming back to watch it again is just... unsettling in a way.
Ze Han
3 days ago
US is erasing the boarders with Texas
nev
3 days ago
stay safe Hong Kong, from america.<3
Neal Lau
3 days ago
Hong Kong is part of China with no doubt.
CRAZY SHARK 271 ツ
3 days ago+3
How the brit's love for tea created a political nightmare for china
CRAZY SHARK 271 ツ
3 days ago+18
Imagine if he'd have waited a year and done this series in 2019
Vox
5 months ago +1329We've released a video explaining the recent demonstrations rocking Hong Kong, as citizens there protest against the government's proposed bill that would allow extradition to China. To get the latest on the current situation, you can watch the video here: https://youtu.be/6_RdnVtfZPY
Tiger Trophy
16 hours agoPatience is a virtue chinitos May the Wisdom of Jesus son of God and the Holy Spirit stay your hand of violence.
Fair Vue
yesterdayThe "border" is the dangerous legacy left by the drug trafficking state Britain colonizer. Beijing has been very pragmatic and reasonable. But some outliners in Hongkong are acting like separatists, seeking to change the status quo, which deeply trouble dear fellow Chinese in mainland.
Fair Vue
yesterdayChina really does not need a zombie border within itself.
Fair Vue
yesterdayI respect Hongkong people's peaceful assembly and protests. I condemn the mobster violence. The goals and demands need to be constructive and free and clear of foreign influences.
Fair Vue
yesterdayU.S is two major party duopoly. It leaves no chance for a third party, or an independent.
Fair Vue
yesterdaymagnificent bridge. looks like chesapeake bay bridge.
林北北
yesterdayI agree with most of the video content. But,8:41 You are watching a TVB channel exclusively in Mandarin.
Huzaifa Arif
yesterdayIs hong kong in china
"Yes and also no"
Paweł F. FishingVLOG
2 days agoIf you will try freedom once you will never give it back!
五毛外宣部副部长
2 days agoThe problems in Hong Kong are very complicated, including various reasons for people's livelihood, justice, education and American intervention. The author only talks about the superficial reasons
Saori
2 days agoChina be like "oh so now we don't really need this city so we'll just make even more effort to grasp it" - sounds illogical at first sight. Why are they doing this, even? It's 3%, is it really worth this much violence? I think I'll never understand politics
sprago72
2 days agoChinas economy and government qre eventually going to collapse leaving the country in ruins if they carry on like this.
vic c
2 days agoit is passed time for the west to try and divide china. hong kong will be part of china in 2047 , then there will be taiwan by peaceful mean or by force it is WHEN not if. china is a super power and getting stronger as years passed. usa cannot stop china in 10 , 15 , or 20 more years in conventional war. why trying to devide china and causing war instead of making money with china.
jaelynn pryse
2 days agoI watched these videos when they were new, and it inspired me to take a trip to visit a friend in Hong Kong, because I knew there was a time limit on being able to take that trip. By time I took the trip in August of 2019 it was a dramatically different situation then when I planned it. Coming back to watch it again is just... unsettling in a way.
Ze Han
3 days agoUS is erasing the boarders with Texas
nev
3 days agostay safe Hong Kong, from america.<3
Neal Lau
3 days agoHong Kong is part of China with no doubt.
CRAZY SHARK 271 ツ
3 days ago +3How the brit's love for tea created a political nightmare for china
CRAZY SHARK 271 ツ
3 days ago +18Imagine if he'd have waited a year and done this series in 2019