DAB survey: 67% of citizens agree that Hong Kong people voluntarily join the People's Liberation Army and advocate the establishment of a military system

The DAB conducted a public opinion survey on the national conditions and the People’s Liberation Army last month. More than 1,400 citizens were interviewed. Seventy-nine percent of the respondents agreed that the government should help the public to understand the situation in the Mainland; seven-eight-tenths of them agreed to organize more The event increased public awareness of national defense diplomacy; nearly 67% of the interviewees agreed that Hong Kong people can join the People's Liberation Army voluntarily.

The DAB proposes to set up a "Chinese Modern and Contemporary History Museum", regularly arrange visits to the Hong Kong Garrison Exhibition Center, provide schools and uniform teams with training opportunities in Chinese marching, and establish a system for Hong Kong people to join the army voluntarily.

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More than eight adults agree to know more about the Chinese Communist Party

According to the DAB survey, 55 percent of the respondents said they had "a good understanding" or "a little knowledge" of the situation in the Mainland; more than 80 percent of the respondents agreed that they should know more about the Communist Party of China; and 78 percent of the respondents agreed The public should increase their contacts and understanding of the People's Liberation Army.

Chen Tandan, vice chairman of the Youth Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of China, suggested setting up a "Chinese Modern and Contemporary History Museum" to showcase the founding and development history of the Communist Party of China, as well as the various challenges faced by New China, such as the War of Resistance against Japan, the difficulties and opportunities of reform and opening up, etc. Hong Kong people have a correct understanding of the constitutional system and national rejuvenation under the leadership of the Communist Party of China.

He also suggested that the PLA Hong Kong Garrison take the initiative to contact civil organizations and primary and secondary schools, and invite organizations and schools to arrange for the general public and students to visit the exhibition center. The PLA may also consider increasing the number and number of open days.

Chen Tandan (right) pointed out that the survey shows that Hong Kong people's expectations for joining the army continue to grow.

(Photo by Zhou Haoyi)

Chen Tandan pointed out that the survey shows that Hong Kong people's expectations for joining the army continue to grow. It is recommended that the Hong Kong Garrison can increase the simulated army or apply for an examination experience on the open day, and establish a system so that Hong Kong people can join the army voluntarily and gather the strength of patriots and Hong Kong people. Take on the role of defending the home and the country.

When asked whether he would consider joining the army, Chen Tandan said that it depends on his age and physical fitness.

The DAB Legislative Council Member Zhang Guojun believes that the Office of the Special Commissioner of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Hong Kong can take the initiative to organize education and publicity activities on international relations and national security. The SAR government should also take the initiative to respond to any foreign statements related to Hong Kong affairs and quickly counter false information. And unreasonable allegations, quickly counter false information and unreasonable allegations, so as to avoid misunderstandings in the international community.

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