Tan Huizhu: Society cannot give up the seats of the legislative council for young people and anti-China chaos in Hong Kong

After the implementation of the Hong Kong National Security Law for one year, Tan Huizhu, deputy director of the Basic Law Committee, said that social order is gradually restored and the crime rate of young people has dropped significantly. This means that schools and the media have the responsibility to cultivate young people's respect for the rule of law and recognition of national identity.

She mentioned that comparing foreign national security laws with the "Hong Kong version of the National Security Law", "Hong Kong's is not too strict and is very in line with international standards," referring to the need for media to assist in dissemination.

Tan Huizhu also said that she cares about the younger generation very much, and hopes that the society will not give up on them, "holding their hands and pulling them back."

Tan Huizhu, Deputy Director of the Basic Law Committee.

(Photo by Liao Yanxiong)

Xia Baolong, director of the Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office, earlier proposed the five major conditions for being elected governor, including being a firm patriot, being good at resolving conflicts in Hong Kong, doing practical things for the people, uniting all forces and performing duties with a sense of responsibility.

Tan Huizhu pointed out on the Now TV program that the above conditions are not for individuals, but for the entire Hong Kong governance team. He pointed out that the central government needs governors who must possess both ethics and competence, rather than just being patriotic.

She also mentioned that in the past, there were many developments in Hong Kong that could not be developed and could not be solved. "We (the establishment) can still say that some people are dragging their feet. The Legislative Council only holds more than an hour of meetings. But this will not be the case in the future. Let me say exaggeratedly, I think this is the last hope of the public." As for the increase to 90 seats in the Legislative Council election in December, Tan Huizhu said that the establishment cannot be expected to have all seats, all and anti-China chaos in Hong Kong. Those who cut the seat can stand, and they should also have a seat.

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