Subdivided room-style preschool education creates social divisions and the poor are at the starting line?

All policies of the Hong Kong government are promoted by the mode of subdivided housing.

What does the sub-room mode mean?

It is the outsourcing of responsibilities, which reflects the fact that the SAR government does not have any national concepts.

Because a government with a national concept will inevitably deal with this housing problem that involves basic people's livelihood.

The emergence of sub-divided housing and nano-buildings in Hong Kong shows that the SAR government not only protects the search for profits, but even encourages unscrupulous means to do some legal but unethical things.

Everyone agrees that the nano building and sub-district are unethical, especially those sub-districts that combine kitchens, toilets and bedrooms, and have poor sanitary conditions. They can be claimed as the world’s first and world-class city in Hong Kong. Appears, very inhumane.

The Hong Kong government has spent tens of billions on building a West Kowloon Cultural District. At the same time, more than 2 million Hong Kong people are living in a hell of poverty.

The co-existence of the world-class M+ museum and sub-houses is really ironic.

The poor live in sub-districts, and the education, medical care, and the food they can eat are also the lowest.

(Photo by Chen Zhuohui)

The problem of subdivided housing is only the tip of the iceberg.

When the Hong Kong government handles social policies, especially those involving the lower class, it uses sub-apartment governance.

As long as we carefully analyze the various types of government policies since the reunification, we will find that their functions are mainly to give charity, give sugar, and small favors.

This is precisely because the Hong Kong government does not have a national concept and does not understand that cultivating the ability and quality of the people is the most important, and cultivating the quality of the people must do a good job in education, housing and medical care.

Hong Kong people are suffering now because they don't know what kind of citizen they are. Some Hong Kong people immigrate because they can have a British national status when they arrive in the UK.

What Hong Kong needs to do is to consolidate the Hong Kong government's national concept.

Hong Kong people should have all the rights of Chinese nationals, instead of staying in the backward colonial governance concept of "borrowed time and borrowed space," or even betraying the concept of the country.

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Some government officials said that it would take 20 years to solve the problem of subdivided housing.

In fact, did the official who said this kind of thing think clearly about why he could say it?

Should these officials live in the subdivided houses for a week or two to experience the life of the poor?

At that time, they might be able to realize that being a pet raised by the middle class in Hong Kong is happier than being a poor person.

The poor live in sub-divided houses, and the education, medical care, and the food they can eat are the lowest...

Hu Enwei,

member of the National Hong Kong and Macau Research Association, member of the Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Zannian.

Joint Artistic Director and Chief Executive Officer of Icosahedron

For details, please read the 291th "Hong Kong 01" Electronic Weekly Newsletter (November 15, 2021) "

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