The first thousand four hundred and sixty-ninth chapters of the Xiangjiang Rebellion
Looking at Peipei talking, the top minister of China, the Prime Minister, He Zhenzhong, and some other guys felt a little helpless. This is not the purpose of their gathering here today, but now, why has it changed like this?
However, they also know why, they just don’t want to admit it. Because, every word He Zhenzhong said is true and is a true portrayal of China now. They are unreasonable from the beginning. The most important thing is
They have no military power, so they can only stay quietly.
Deng Deng Deng.
Just as He Zhenzhong was discussing with China's supreme leader and prime minister, there was a burst of hurried footsteps, and an official from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs strode over.
"President."
"What's wrong?" The supreme leader of China raised his head, looked at the guy, and asked.
"There were riots in the Mong Kok area of Hong Kong. Hundreds of masked people attacked the police in an organized manner. Now, some people continue to fan the flames. Now, the riots are tending to expand."
Xiangjiang?
There was a cold look on He Zhenzhong's face. This riot happened by coincidence. China was cleaning up the moths in China. Now the government and the army were in a bit of chaos, so there was a riot here?
"What's the specific situation?"
"It hasn't been sent back yet, I've already sent someone to investigate."
He Zhenzhong didn't say anything, just listened, mess around, sometimes people are like this, they have to wait until they lose before they cherish it... Before the return of the starter, do these guys dare to make trouble? The Chinese motherland has treated them better.
No, it's almost going to be a big fuss.
Humph, those guys don’t even think about it. In the era of the British-managed Hong Kong governor, did the people of Hong Kong have the right to vote? Their hard-earned hard-earned money had to pay taxes to the British, and the military expenses of the British troops stationed in Hong Kong were borne by Hong Kong. After the return, China
The government not only gave Xiangjiang great political and democratic self-determination rights for self-governance, but also exempted Xiangjiang from taxes. The military expenses for the garrison were also borne by the mainland.
However, it is a pity that benevolence did not bring good rewards. He Zhenzhong thought, is it really true that a filial son emerges from a stick, and a disobedient child is nurtured by doting? The more he thought about it, the more he realized that this was the case.
Take the last Occupy Central incident as an example. Most of the subjects were students aged 16 or 17, most of whom were children born after the handover in 1997. What is sad is that in the past few years since the handover, they have received Western education.
, but rarely receive education on the history of humiliation in Hong Kong, national self-esteem, and national sovereignty. He Zhenzhong feels that by allowing Hong Kong to return, we are not trying to continue to cultivate some white-eyed wolves.
Therefore, Xiangjiang must also be rectified.
Moreover, it has nothing to do with those Western countries, and no one will believe it. At least, He Zhenzhong and other high-level officials in China know it