Hong Kong History
The Decolonization of Hong Kong -Under Deng Xiaoping’s Leadership In the July of the year 1997 , Hong Kong has officially been reunified to People Republic China from Great Britain’s colonization. Despite the problems around Independence of Hong Kong in recent days , the requisition of Hong Kong from British power was a rhetorical event in the Hong Kong’s history. During the twenty centuries and under leadership of Deng Xiaoping , China had successfully transformed themselves from a weak and powerless country into a great empire of the east , and that 's exactly what made Deng Xiaoping had the guts to retrieve many Chinese sovereignty back from the colonization and united the China as one country. In Deng Xiaoping’s career he has fully revolutionized People of republic China , under his methodology of “Emancipating the minds, seeking truth from the facts and walking forward with solidarity” , he had broken the chain of Chinese corrupted leaders and released people from blinded superstation. He modified the concept of Karl Marx to provide people with more democracy and equality , he emphasised the value of value of education system and constitutionality , he had been recognized to be the “person of a thousand years” from many Chinese literatures and political writings .6 Therefore I am really admired the remarkable changes that Deng Xiaoping had bought into China and Hong Kong , with my researches I believe Deng Xiaoping is a revolutionary leader and under his management he benefited the citizen of Hong Kong greatly through : Economic reform policy and the principal of One country two systems.
Principal of One country two system
“One China, two system” had always been considered as a brilliant political strategy of recovering the city of Hong Kong , Taiwan and Macao , It accommodates the opinion of both sides of China, and set the pivot point exactly in the middle so that it won’t provoke any disturbance during acquisition of the sovereignty.
Bibliography: 1. Zhou Nan , Zhou: calm in oral Trans. Zong Dao(China Shan Dong : Qi Lu, 2007,)pp 20-28
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5. Iain Dale, Memories of Margaret Thatcher (Biteback Publishing, 2013) chapter 5
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7. ibid pp 77-83
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