Calling Hong Kong independence and destabilizing China a red line Chen Zhisi: Hong Kong does not cross the red line and the central government is willing to intervene

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Written by: Liu Jinhua

2020-11-27 16:12

Last update date: 2020-11-27 16:12

In accordance with the decision of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress on the 11th of this month, the Hong Kong government announced that four members of the Sixth Legislative Council, Yang Yueqiao, the Civic Party, Guo Rongkeng, Guo Jiaqi, and Liang Jichang from the accounting community, were immediately disqualified as members of the Legislative Council, and 15 democratic members announced that Total resignation.

The incident aroused the concern of the foreign ministries of many countries.

The convener of the Executive Council, Chen Zhisi, said in an interview with Bloomberg today (27) that the central government has been repeatedly concerned about the two red lines, namely, not requiring Hong Kong to be independent and not trying to destabilize China. He believes that there are two red lines. very clearly.

He pointed out that as long as Hong Kong does not cross these red lines, the central government is "happy and willing not to interfere in Hong Kong."

Chen Zhisi said that the central government has been repeatedly concerned about the two red lines, that is, it does not require Hong Kong's independence and does not try to destabilize China, and that the two red lines are very clear.

He pointed out that as long as Hong Kong does not cross these red lines, the central government is "happy and willing not to interfere with Hong Kong." (Photo by Lin Ruoqin)

In the policy address announced a few days ago, Carrie Lam talked about strengthening integration with the mainland in the future.

In this regard, Chen Zhisi believes that the integration with the mainland is "a good thing" for many people in Hong Kong. He believes that "Hong Kong needs China to help maintain our current state. Hong Kong cannot survive on our own. We need China." Chen Zhisi added, from Economically speaking, Hong Kong has become a part of China, and believes that in the difficult period of the new crown pneumonia epidemic, "we need China to help us."

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