Tell the story of China's takeover of Hong Kong. Nine Seven Dragons and Tiger Fight: The first secret of the Sino-British game, a series of huge structures, not to be missed.
It has been exactly 24 years since Hong Kong's return to the motherland. 39 years ago, in 1982, China and Britain formally negotiated the future of Hong Kong, indicating that "the heavens and the earth will change color, and history will change and withdraw for it", but there are unchanged people in the change of color, and there are old traces in the change. Hong Kong has a fifteen-year transition period: the transitional arrangements have continued since the handover on 30 June 1997. The British used the surrender of Hong Kong's sovereignty and governance as a bargaining chip in exchange for a political arrangement that would still facilitate the Western world to maintain great influence over Hong Kong after 1997. This arrangement was realized within the framework of "one country, two systems" that Beijing needs to make a smooth transition to Hong Kong and continue to provide economic value to China. The two sides have both cooperated and taken what they need and guarded against each other, so it is inevitable that the sharp, complex and even fierce struggle will inevitably be rapidly politicized in Hong Kong.
Handover ceremony of Hong Kong's return to sovereignty in 1997
The British are gone, but the British have left a political legacy, a political team, a political goal they set before 1997. This legacy, team and goal are in line with Beijing's implementation of "one country, two systems" and Hong Kong's economic development, stability and harmony. For 20 years, they have taken the initiative to attack, provoke incidents and create conflicts. Needless to say, what they did was applauded and supported by the anti-China and anti-communist forces in the United States, Britain, and the West, and the issue was by no means simple.
Wen can know the present, the present should be traced back to the past, and the opening of this giant structure is to do such work, reproduce the style of history, expose the tricks of the ghost domain, and tear the skin of the demon's painting. Look at what kind of "birds" some gentlemen and ladies, democracy fighters, and dignitaries have become today.
The national emblem of China is hung at the government headquarters
Formal negotiations between the Chinese and British governments over Hong Kong's future were inaugurated in September 1982 during the visit of former British Prime Minister Mrs. De Dreher (Margaret Thatcher) to China. Prior to this, the Chinese and British leaders had already laid the groundwork for the settlement of the question of Hong Kong's future. When Deng Xiaoping made another comeback in July 1977, British Prime Minister Callaghan was extremely sensitive and concerned about it, discussing with his political adviser Tom Mcnally the possible impact of Deng's comeback on international issues and Hong Kong. Callaghan was a political figure who was early on with the Hong Kong issue, and his career experience was close to the British intelligence service, and he knew the core secrets of the Hong Kong issue. Immediately after that, British intelligence intervened again.
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