Hong Kong Is China, Hong Kong is not a country just a city of China but I live in there and idk why we have our own language is still one of the China language I know
I hope the 1 party rule will end in 2047. Then the 50 years expiry would not matter. Hongkonger can emulate Singaporean by staying in Shenzhen/rest of pearl river delta and work in HK without internal control.
Alan Tan Let me told you. The commies will never give up their power. So they will never allow another party to get supported by the people which will affects its position.
Alan Tan And that’s the main reason why HK is losing its authority. Because HK is a threat to the dictatorship of the communist and thus. HK need to be “ destroyed “
Alan Tan Also. Just remember the Mao once says that the party will not give up it’s power without a war ( or something like that). And that could be easily seen during the Tiananmen Square protests , which the peaceful Chinese protesters get crushed by tanks and shot by machine guns by the “ People’s Libration Army” which should protect its people
01:45 The Chinese destroyed the opium by dumping them into sea water, instead of burning them. Imagine the entire City of Canton gets high by passive smoking.
British during olden times have occupied over lands that doesn't belong to them. But the good old days are gone, and Brexit is not just an exit from EU, it will be an exit from world influence, if UK is not careful.
@@liorbur China doesn't need to annex hk, because hk belongs to China and China take it in control in 1997 over the uk. The hk case recently is that in 2019, a law is established that the criminals in hk can be send to mainland China, and some hk citizens go against it and it the case became bigger and bigger and became the anti-ccp and independent from mainland China.
I'm loving these animations. The transition when the PRC took over the ROC was really cool and the blockade effect around China also looked really cool and is easily identifiable.
@@孙颖-m6p Massive copium. China is a fascist state and needs democracy. I bet it hurts you that China doesn't control Taiwan and the USA is allies with them and protects them. PRC military can't get to Taiwan.
@@muse3992 but why???ik it is technically china but it has a democracy and equal rights and the right to protest(sometimes riots but mostly peacefull protests that are kinda violent cus the you know the hk police) it is also rich and autonomous but the democracy and autonomy is slowly fading
1:36 The opium trade, which should have been mentioned, was the issues that led to the Opium Wars. The mass introduction of opium from the British East India Company (BEIC) was illegal according to Qing law, but was still accepted by Chinese merchants due to it being a lucrative trade product despite it being an illicit and illegal drug. The thing about BEIC opium was that it was better quality than domestic versions and became highly prized. This led to Qing officials to begin taking action and they confiscated the opium found that British merchants were importing and burned it all. British merchants were able to lobby their government to get compensation (opium is also illegal in Britain, so this was very hypocritical) and the British sent their navy and after failed negotiations, war occurred. The rest of course is history. 4:38 Most likely, Hong Kong will have a similar fate as Shanghai or Tianjin and become some form of municipality region that has direct control from the central government.
It wasn’t illegal in Britain. Licensed chemists could sell as much as they liked. There were opium dens in London were you could buy an evenings enjoyment . Opium at the time was seen as a wonder drug equal to any malady and the answer to everything. The Chinese already had a taste for it and the British supplied the best product.
Helder Yysus I would add the great fire of shepkipmei which revolutionized the government’s building, or the tragic day of 1972 June 18 which help found the best geo engineering department in the world
btw it would have been a great chance to talk about how hong kong is different from china in regards to identity, language, relgion, values, political and legal system.
As a Hong Konger, we alreasy know VERY well what's going to happen after 2047, and we don't want any of it to happen, because it's absolutely infuriating, and terrible things will happen.
@@oworandom advancing in their ways to track and control you. Sadly google and Microsoft are making big money helping the CCP develop technology to do it better
It’s strange how i dont see any comments criticising the UK for trying to sell the Chinese opium, a drug which was, even then, banned in the UK. Future British prime minister William Gladstone criticised this move in parliament, but the british went with it anyway. What the brits did then was repulsive.
Fun fact: the Chinese didn’t burn the opium since even if it’s burnt it is still usable because you need to light it on fire to use it So they dump them into the sea
Funny how the history of Hong Kong is simplified to “Brits took over and Hong Kong the fishing village had education, housing, development… etc” Much of the glumly history of British rule is just ignored. Hong Kong people only started to have those rights after a leftist rebellion in the late 60’s. The video seems to convey the Brits did everything from ground up, there was nothing beforehand, and nothing came from China. Why didn’t the video mention after the sino-British agreement that the British government began to privatise all public services, began the high land-prices policy, and implemented sudden and hasty measures of democratisations. All these factors directly contributed to the current mess in HK. So biased and ill-informed.
Yes its extremely basised.... they allowed international travel, converted it from a fishing port infested with pirates to transform what it is today the pearl of the orient. Yes it wasnt under British rule..... In 1993 their gdp was 27% of all of China. So the HK people faced second third class status..... ask any HK person what matters..... JOBS and money. While China was playing catchup. The Brits arent governing anymore so you are going to blame them still?
Centers of piracy can evolve over time into major financial centers. What would all those Chinese pirates think of the vast modern city occupying the place of their pirate fleets?
The situation with the Royal Saxon is interesting. So when China forbade the trade of Opium, Charles Elliot decided to issue a sanction. Some British ships can still trade provided it's not opium such as the Quaker owned Thomas Coutts. This forced Charles Elliot to issue a blockade. In 1839, the Royal Saxon tried to slip through because it felt the blockade is an infringement on free trade which led to the British ships firing a warning shot. This forced Admiral Guan Tianpei of the Chinese Navy to send ships to protect the Royal Saxon as that British merchant ship was legally trading with the Chinese. This is what led to the startup of the First Opium War: the Chinese Navy trying to protect a law abiding British merchant ship which managed to slip past unscathed, conducted its trade, and left
Yay finally a history vid in where I live Yes I do live in hong kong and the prc can suck my meatballs Jkjk the prc is actually quite cool i go to shenzhen to eat a lot its so fun there
@@ignotumperignotius630 and yet tiananmen massacre may not be as crazy as you watched from the west media. If in year 2019 you still dont know the color revolutions America tries to implant everywhere in the world and started wars, you r just bias.
I am full support for a Hong Kong micronation before 2047. Look how well Singapore turned out, with a big enough movement to avoid Chinese takeover, I think Hong Kong has a chance to be completely independant and remain as economically powerful as before.
Singapore do not belong to China in the first place. Hong Kong and Taiwan belongs to China forever. Hong Kong's water and electricity basic needs came from China.
@@atsuhikonakamura5203 No, they don't. Hong Kong was never part of the Red China, it was separated since the Qing empire, and Taiwan is also never part of Red China. Hong Kong's contract to brought China is unreasonably expensive, and Hong Kong's electricity does not came from China. However, it is tilting that way because the puppet government wants Hong Kong to be dependent on China.
It was the Chinese gov proposed 'One Country Two System' rather than Mrs Thachter secured it. She actually asked way more things but failed to make them a deal.
aII_penguin no it’s not .Hong King’s national anthem used to be the same as the British.its only after the handover it changed ,China national Anthem is of the communist party .Hong Kong could have been independent by UN law if only China didn’t play its dirty tricks in the 70s-80s taking away the city’s right to decide it faith
Gill kill Bill I don’t think you understand, Hong Kong isn’t sovereign. You’re a territory. You act as if the British national anthem is more like a sovereign Hong Kong’s but the simple fact is you’re not sovereign and under a country
In fact, Hong Kong is so very independent, they have their own police that comes beat you up, in case you say anything against the Chinese ruling party it so very much doesn't depend on.
Well great job, but you missed a whole bunch of stuff. 2003 SARS which HK took really badly, the leader of the Chinese revolution against the dynasty was set up in Hong Kong periodically, and you mentioned to rapid industrialization, but not the change from factories to pretty much only finance and business, becuase even in 2001 the tertiary industry was already 85.6% of the GDP in HK, with the rest being the secondary industry, unless you want to count the 0.1% GDP taken by the primary industry. And that change just never stopped. Also, I don't know if the major amount of protest happened yet when you made this video, but a bunch of protests happens as the protesters claim HK was being taken over by China by a few laws implemented. And then covid came, which you wouldn't have known. Anyway, great video, just mentioning a few things you missed.
*HongKong exist*
British empire: is tea timeeee
@@ictoan5966 明白你的心情。不用怕被「查水表」和「吃皇家飯」。
U mean: its free real estate
Kåk XD
opium*
Hong Kong Is China, Hong Kong is not a country just a city of China but I live in there and idk why we have our own language is still one of the China language I know
hello from Hong Kong!!!!!! thank you for doing a video on my hometown
I hope the 1 party rule will end in 2047. Then the 50 years expiry would not matter. Hongkonger can emulate Singaporean by staying in Shenzhen/rest of pearl river delta and work in HK without internal control.
Alan Tan Let me told you. The commies will never give up their power. So they will never allow another party to get supported by the people which will affects its position.
Alan Tan And that’s the main reason why HK is losing its authority. Because HK is a threat to the dictatorship of the communist and thus. HK need to be “ destroyed “
Alan Tan Also. Just remember the Mao once says that the party will not give up it’s power without a war ( or something like that). And that could be easily seen during the Tiananmen Square protests , which the peaceful Chinese protesters get crushed by tanks and shot by machine guns by the “ People’s Libration Army” which should protect its people
@@ouo1958 understood. Somebody needs to start a revolt in Mainland then.
Open up the country, stop having it be closed - Opuim Sellers
Ancient Accounts - Animated History damn I see you everywhere, btw nice vids
I get it
and then they died in a tornado
drug dealers be wild lmao
01:45 The Chinese destroyed the opium by dumping them into sea water, instead of burning them. Imagine the entire City of Canton gets high by passive smoking.
They burned some in HU MEN city also.
@@sarahlin1591 NO，in Humen they used sea water to destroy the opium.
They used CaO in combination with sea water, which generates a awful amount of heat that can destroy the opium.
No it was chemically burned with lime calcium oxide and then washed into the sea
I bet none of you were around to prove any of this
04:35 As a Hongkonger, the most pathetic part here is that we don't need to wait until 2047 to see that
Very true
Sad
So what. Leave China if you aren't happy with China ruling its own city.
Hong Kong teenagers when some elderly man supports China : *beats them up*
I pray for HK to fight back against CCP..🙏🙏🙏
*2047: exists*
*Britain: We want HK back or else ...*
*China: War?*
*Britain: No ... tea and opium ;)*
I'm afraid the Royal Navy are not able to mount such an expedition in 2047. Better keep an eye on Spain and Argentina instead.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Alan Tan Britain will still be a rich country
China: we'll live 🙄
Funny since the Chinese invented tea.
British during olden times have occupied over lands that doesn't belong to them. But the good old days are gone, and Brexit is not just an exit from EU, it will be an exit from world influence, if UK is not careful.
so much has changed in a year :(
wait i dont undersand, did china annex it?
@@liorbur China doesn't need to annex hk, because hk belongs to China and China take it in control in 1997 over the uk. The hk case recently is that in 2019, a law is established that the criminals in hk can be send to mainland China, and some hk citizens go against it and it the case became bigger and bigger and became the anti-ccp and independent from mainland China.
@@johnsony6191 the British plan to take land away from China in the name of trade really did work well didn’t it?
Not for the better either...sadly
@@johnsony6191good..
Because no one wants a CCP in control not even the HK
China: *exists*
Britain: *OH DEAR LOOK ITS TEA O' CLOCK*
edit: oh my God. I have never got so much likes. Thanks guys
Better than now :)
I'm loving these animations. The transition when the PRC took over the ROC was really cool and the blockade effect around China also looked really cool and is easily identifiable.
you love your mom，there is only one china，you should know，and hongkong is part of china forever
@@孙颖-m6p China is oppressing Hong Kong and needs to stay away from Taiwan. China need democracy and liberation.
@@nickmoore6381 usa need liberate and taiwan hongkong is part of china
@@孙颖-m6p Massive copium. China is a fascist state and needs democracy. I bet it hurts you that China doesn't control Taiwan and the USA is allies with them and protects them. PRC military can't get to Taiwan.
@@nickmoore6381 you porr america virus，you should beat taliban first，you even can't beat taliban🤣🤣taliban number one
"Nobody knows what will happen after the handover is completed in 2047"
welp this didn't age well.
Nothing to do with China ages well
@@somebodysomewhere5571 except the virus
Fun fact it aged so poorly that it took China 2 months after this video uploaded to destroy Hong Kong :(
China says this is a historical document that does not need to be respected, HK is dead
@@Togethicc468 can you guys freaking grow up already and over a territory.
"Honk Kong is largly independent today"
CCP: *laughs in vote riging*
And other laws.
I guess we'll see how long they last
@罗二二 enjoy your 50c
Yeah, that line didn't age well
In the end, as a Hong Konger, I have to say that China is now interfering with Hong Kong affairs.
thekillerlinf2 it’s terrifying to hear that. Keep them out!
Will you stay in Hong Kong or migrate?
@@hans4595 dunno man its hard to think
@@MalaysianChopsticks we tried(umbrella revolution) but we can't drive the corrupt communist s out
@@insertobject4002 to your people, I wish you all the best whatever your decision may be.
Finally, a video about my Hometown! 😎😎😎😎 Greetings from Hong Kong！！！！！！🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰
I hate hongkonger from india
@@muse3992 but why???ik it is technically china but it has a democracy and equal rights and the right to protest(sometimes riots but mostly peacefull protests that are kinda violent cus the you know the hk police) it is also rich and autonomous but the democracy and autonomy is slowly fading
Konstantin Derevosokroshchsky Volksgeist Federation 我也是香港人。
You guys good? seems like your hometown is on fire
@@cantspeakcantspeak79
It's getting better,so yeah,we're(kinda)good I guess.
You’re about one month too early
Hong Kong : *Exists*
British : It’s free real estate
Hong Kong and Free Estates don't mix
@@Amelia_-qy9nz seriously. It’s a million US dollars for a two room apartment
What about Jackie Chan fighting a disembodied head in '97?
@Patryk KARPINSKI No
Send us your floppy!
Ah yes that game
Wish you had gone into more detail on the more recent history (I.e. post WWII) of Hong Kong, but hey, it’s a 5 minute video and it’s pretty good!
"as good as forever"
Foreshadowing
Hong Konger here. Hello to all!!
1:36
The opium trade, which should have been mentioned, was the issues that led to the Opium Wars. The mass introduction of opium from the British East India Company (BEIC) was illegal according to Qing law, but was still accepted by Chinese merchants due to it being a lucrative trade product despite it being an illicit and illegal drug. The thing about BEIC opium was that it was better quality than domestic versions and became highly prized. This led to Qing officials to begin taking action and they confiscated the opium found that British merchants were importing and burned it all. British merchants were able to lobby their government to get compensation (opium is also illegal in Britain, so this was very hypocritical) and the British sent their navy and after failed negotiations, war occurred. The rest of course is history.
4:38
Most likely, Hong Kong will have a similar fate as Shanghai or Tianjin and become some form of municipality region that has direct control from the central government.
It was illegal in Britain because it is very unpatriotic to consume any drug besides tea
It wasn’t illegal in Britain. Licensed chemists could sell as much as they liked. There were opium dens in London were you could buy an evenings enjoyment . Opium at the time was seen as a wonder drug equal to any malady and the answer to everything. The Chinese already had a taste for it and the British supplied the best product.
this helped for my schoolwork a lot, thank you so much!!
Same...
thanks bro using this for my presentation
this video was WAY TOO SHORT!
What would you add?
It missed things after 1997, like 2014 revolution
Helder Yysus I would add the great fire of shepkipmei which revolutionized the government’s building, or the tragic day of 1972 June 18 which help found the best geo engineering department in the world
This makes me happy because I was born and raised in Hong kong
looks beautiful
from the 🇬🇧
The Opium destroyed The people and it’s was way way before communism.
Anyone interested in this should read Taipan for sure. It's one of my favorite books ever
taipan is more like a fan fiction version of the founding of hong kong... fantastic book though
btw it would have been a great chance to talk about how hong kong is different from china in regards to identity, language, relgion, values, political and legal system.
4:35 You don’t have to wait that long to know what it’ll happen
Love from Hong Kong! Good job and simple to understand.
My girl is from Hong Kong she is so amazing 💜
If Tab for a Cause donates to charity everytime I open a new tab in my browser, does that mean that I can just hold down Ctrl and T to undo Poverty?
It opens ads on each page so... yeah??
I just have to say your videos make me so happy ❤ they are the perfect thing to fall asleep to. Thank you for all that you create and share.
👍👍👍👍👌🏻
🎉
Aha, 2047, my head. It had not even been 50 years and look what hk is now
It wouldve been so good if the brits said 'forever' instead of '99 years'
fyi im from hk
They did. Only the New Territories were leased for 99 years, but much of the population by 1997 lived in the New Territories, and that airport...
Me too im from hk
Im from HK too, I love colonialism
Ahahaha.
Good luck with the Mainland cutting off water and resources to your little city, then.
@@mingtaoli9013 ahaha, what a naive chinaman who dreams about their china dreams
As a Hong Konger, we alreasy know VERY well what's going to happen after 2047, and we don't want any of it to happen, because it's absolutely infuriating, and terrible things will happen.
Yes!The place I lived, can't believe you make a vid on HK😃
What do you think will happen after HK unites with China for good?
@@andrei1637 Most would probably emigrate, like what happened in the 90s
I don't have any hope about that, but I mean... it wouldn't be that bad considering the modern day China is advancing 🤔
@@oworandom But would they allow you to have your same life style? I think an autocratic government would be different from yours?
@@oworandom advancing in their ways to track and control you. Sadly google and Microsoft are making big money helping the CCP develop technology to do it better
It’s strange how i dont see any comments criticising the UK for trying to sell the Chinese opium, a drug which was, even then, banned in the UK. Future British prime minister William Gladstone criticised this move in parliament, but the british went with it anyway. What the brits did then was repulsive.
China:Im having problems damnit
*Britain Joins the game*
China:oh sh-
*Britain:Get ready for tea time bro!*
btw hi from hong kong
Hi from Hong Kong this is actually for my history class thank
How is it over there during covid and the protests?
I wish Hong Kong was British forever
I wish England become part of China and last forever.
This needs to be updated....
All the strongest economic hubs of the 21st century: "It started as a fishing village"
2047 has come 27 years earlier😭😭😭 The autonomy ended at 2020 1st of July as the new National security law was introduced
Please do Hungary!! We have an interesting history plsss :)
Transilvania is romanian :)
From Greece and I agree
@@sterkar99 thanks for the suport,brother!
can u briefly tell me how is it interesting?
@@ghost8596 stop it, they never get the joke
THX YOU SO MUCH
Can you please make an animated history of the Netherlands. Thank you🤗
An interesting subject, a most beautiful and informative vid,...Superb, congrats from France!👍👍
4:10 Great work, i was in Hong Kong in January 2020 and this is the same buildings. 👏🏼
As a Hong Konger,I must say that in 2014 we got an "Umbrella Revolution"
I hate hongkonger from india
@@muse3992 WHY DO I HAVE TO EXPLAIN AGAIN?
Are violent terrorists in 2019 as well.
Great job on summary!
it still so funny to me in what magnitude of economical dispair the british empire got itself just by tea trade XD
They became the biggest drug dealers in human history and even fought two wars against china to continue the drug trade: " war for drugs"
Wow, this was 2 years ago. How things have changed.
I, WILL SINGLE-HANDEDLY, END WORLD HUNGER
Thank you from a Hong Konger!
4:35 ... or before, as Hong Kong is already becoming less and less independent.
This video proved to be one year too early.
Hong Kong's democratic reform began after Britain knew they have to give it back to china lol
Exactly! The Brits only started reforming democracy to rub it in the CCP's face. Never had HK elected their own governor!
Fun fact: the Chinese didn’t burn the opium since even if it’s burnt it is still usable because you need to light it on fire to use it
So they dump them into the sea
It was chemical burned with lime calcium oxide then dumped in sea
Funny how the history of Hong Kong is simplified to “Brits took over and Hong Kong the fishing village had education, housing, development… etc” Much of the glumly history of British rule is just ignored.
Hong Kong people only started to have those rights after a leftist rebellion in the late 60’s. The video seems to convey the Brits did everything from ground up, there was nothing beforehand, and nothing came from China.
Why didn’t the video mention after the sino-British agreement that the British government began to privatise all public services, began the high land-prices policy, and implemented sudden and hasty measures of democratisations. All these factors directly contributed to the current mess in HK.
So biased and ill-informed.
Maybe we was educated by someone who is bias, because it didn’t look like it was intentional
IKR. UK is somehow the true cancer of the world.
Yes its extremely basised.... they allowed international travel, converted it from a fishing port infested with pirates to transform what it is today the pearl of the orient. Yes it wasnt under British rule..... In 1993 their gdp was 27% of all of China. So the HK people faced second third class status..... ask any HK person what matters..... JOBS and money.
While China was playing catchup.
The Brits arent governing anymore so you are going to blame them still?
Al Yeung I admire your simpleness...
Letao Fan thank you. Somethings in life arent that complicated
well im a hong konger
i would say that china is suffering Hong Kongers
Hello from the future. The handover didn't go that smoothly
Video suggestions:
-history of Greece
-history of Hungary
-History of Turkey
We would like to see one of them :-)
Thanks for haelping me back when I was in p.4
You helped a lot my friend
Centers of piracy can evolve over time into major financial centers.
What would all those Chinese pirates think of the vast modern city occupying the place of their pirate fleets?
David Rosner LOL No, it only became a financial center AFTER the pirates were gone, not with the pirates there.
@@averdadeeumaso4003 , I know. Its just funny how places evolve over time.
Enjoyed that! Thanks!
2041. But why is china claiming HK now with increased beijing rules in HK?
China never keep its promise
beth gold wtf are you talking about????
beth gold uk usa paid the protestors? Do you know what you are talking about, kid
Suibhe so as it remains today Hong Kong remains independent
Yeah about that…
Make the history of Romania please
The situation with the Royal Saxon is interesting. So when China forbade the trade of Opium, Charles Elliot decided to issue a sanction. Some British ships can still trade provided it's not opium such as the Quaker owned Thomas Coutts. This forced Charles Elliot to issue a blockade. In 1839, the Royal Saxon tried to slip through because it felt the blockade is an infringement on free trade which led to the British ships firing a warning shot. This forced Admiral Guan Tianpei of the Chinese Navy to send ships to protect the Royal Saxon as that British merchant ship was legally trading with the Chinese. This is what led to the startup of the First Opium War: the Chinese Navy trying to protect a law abiding British merchant ship which managed to slip past unscathed, conducted its trade, and left
"...who ruled the pirate confederations.."
((Straw Hat Luffy has entered the chat))
That's more of a Japan meme
greetings from Hong Kong
Damn, even back in tha day, we were like here's some Opium, it's better than money 😂
I’m from Hong Kong. Thanks for explain the history of my city.
The old Hong Kong is just so much better than now
am hk but i didnt even know that there was a history behind da things
Hello, I like being early cause these are so entertaining
That didn't age well. Maybe you could make an update?
Yay finally a history vid in where I live
Yes I do live in hong kong and the prc can suck my meatballs
Jkjk the prc is actually quite cool i go to shenzhen to eat a lot its so fun there
Tiananmen square isn't cool
@@ignotumperignotius630 and yet tiananmen massacre may not be as crazy as you watched from the west media.
If in year 2019 you still dont know the color revolutions America tries to implant everywhere in the world and started wars, you r just bias.
@@sarahlin1591 ??????
@@sarahlin1591 lol ye and the perpetrators all fled like cowards and left the students dying
There needs to be Part 2
WHAT DO YOU MEAN PART 2 THIS ISNT FICTION
When are you gonna finish Sweden and Denmark
Swedenstan*
Very Good
Hong Kong was a British colony in the past. And now Hong Kong is a Chinese colony.
It is actually Madam Ching and her husband not vice versa
Fun Fact: Hong Kong only has 27 years left before its officially part of China again.
Nah, we're not really sure what will happen in that year
A year later, It is 30 Jun, 2020.
And jump to 1 Jul, 2047
MY CITY
Please do make the animated history of the Netherlands.
Stand with Hong Kong
Another fantastic video.
I am full support for a Hong Kong micronation before 2047. Look how well Singapore turned out, with a big enough movement to avoid Chinese takeover, I think Hong Kong has a chance to be completely independant and remain as economically powerful as before.
Singapore do not belong to China in the first place. Hong Kong and Taiwan belongs to China forever. Hong Kong's water and electricity basic needs came from China.
@@atsuhikonakamura5203 No, they don't. Hong Kong was never part of the Red China, it was separated since the Qing empire, and Taiwan is also never part of Red China. Hong Kong's contract to brought China is unreasonably expensive, and Hong Kong's electricity does not came from China. However, it is tilting that way because the puppet government wants Hong Kong to be dependent on China.
It was the Chinese gov proposed 'One Country Two System' rather than Mrs Thachter secured it. She actually asked way more things but failed to make them a deal.
This did not age well
I was stationed I army in Stanley fort 84/86 absolutely loved it there 👍👀💂
China is also forcing its national Anthem in Hong Kong by making it a law and punishable if disobeyed
Gill kill Bill
It’s your national anthem, Hong Kong is a city in China isn’t it?
aII_penguin no it’s not .Hong King’s national anthem used to be the same as the British.its only after the handover it changed ,China national Anthem is of the communist party .Hong Kong could have been independent by UN law if only China didn’t play its dirty tricks in the 70s-80s taking away the city’s right to decide it faith
Gill kill Bill
I don’t think you understand, Hong Kong isn’t sovereign. You’re a territory. You act as if the British national anthem is more like a sovereign Hong Kong’s but the simple fact is you’re not sovereign and under a country
Good news
In fact, Hong Kong is so very independent, they have their own police that comes beat you up, in case you say anything against the Chinese ruling party it so very much doesn't depend on.
Hey, Suibhne. Do a history of Macau for us, will you?
Macau has very fascinating history. Good suggestion!
@@thewakayamaboy3084 not as good as Hong Kong 😎
hk is now in a war zone like I cant go anywhere in this God dam place it is a wreck
F
History of Malta please!!
Well great job, but you missed a whole bunch of stuff. 2003 SARS which HK took really badly, the leader of the Chinese revolution against the dynasty was set up in Hong Kong periodically, and you mentioned to rapid industrialization, but not the change from factories to pretty much only finance and business, becuase even in 2001 the tertiary industry was already 85.6% of the GDP in HK, with the rest being the secondary industry, unless you want to count the 0.1% GDP taken by the primary industry. And that change just never stopped. Also, I don't know if the major amount of protest happened yet when you made this video, but a bunch of protests happens as the protesters claim HK was being taken over by China by a few laws implemented. And then covid came, which you wouldn't have known. Anyway, great video, just mentioning a few things you missed.
Yeah covid pretty much ended any real independence from the mainland im assuming
I live in Hong Kong
4:30 largely independent until 2047 huh...
well that didn't age well!
TRUE LMAO