Name: 一国二制度」の終焉か？| 中国無修正版 (Is This The End of 'One Country Two Systems'? | China Uncensored)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T05:56:39.000Z
Duration: 7 min 22 s
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can we trust China to honor its promises?

What else can you say about it other than...

"I love China because they buy my apartments,

fortunes in Manhattan they give me millions and millions of dollars for these apartments

So much different from the Communist Party of even 15 years ago,

when people could just get "disappeared."

You see China is a major global player now.

One that you can trust to honor its commitments.

Take the "one country, two systems" policy for example.

When Great Britain handed Hong Kong over to China in 1997,

they called on the Communist Party to honor Hong Kong's core liberties and way of life,

which include freedom of speech and an independent judiciary,

so you'd think everything would be going pretty well.

when half a million Hong Kongers protested Article 23.

search and arrest Hong Kong citizens without evidence.

No, this is from when I was in Hong Kong in 2014 covering the Umbrella Movement.

Hong Kongers were unhappy about the Communist Party's interference in their elections.

No, that's Hong Kong McDonalds' delicious taro pie that for some reason they feel should

They're over the mysterious "disappearance" of five booksellers who sold political books

"I would say that this is a turning point for suppression of our freedom."

Hong Kong is full of these kind of bookstores.

In fact, that's the first thing I saw in the Hong Kong airport.

All sorts of books criticizing political figures:

Anyway, these kinds of books are banned in Mainland China.

But because of the one country two systems policy,

That's why the main clientele of these bookstores are Mainland Chinese tourists.

"I can say like 80-90% are from Mainland, Mainland visitor, yeah."

"So they come here and buy the books and take them back, illegally?"

Now surely, the Communist Party must be frustrated by this.

But since it made a commitment not to touch Hong Kong's freedoms till 2047,

kidnap the people who run these bookstores, right?

"I think you are spelling the death knell for one country two systems.

Nobody would feel safe in Hong Kong simply by speaking up."

And the Communist Party would never want people to not feel safe speaking up.

It's just...a coincidence that in the course of 3 months,

five people from Causeway Bay Books disappeared

and that it came ahead of the publishing of a book that allegedly exposes an extramarital

So how about this, my China Uncensored super sleuths:

Let's piece together the chain of events,

and see if we can't figure out who's behind it!

after telling his wife he's going to his warehouse to fetch some books.

He leaves his Mainland travel permit at home,

which means he couldn't have entered the Mainland--voluntarily.

It also means there'd be no official record of him leaving Hong Kong.

telling her that in fact he is in the Mainland, "assisting with an investigation."

even though the couple usually speak Cantonese together.

who said in recent interviews he hasn't been back to the Mainland in two or three years

but won't say where he was or when he'd be back.

And even though Lee was also a British citizen,

China doesn't recognize dual citizenship.

"This person in question is first and foremost a Chinese citizen...it is not necessary for

"Hong Kong's affairs are purely China's internal affairs, (in which) any foreign country has

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