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Quality of Life.................................................................................................................................. 12
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How To Improve Quality Of Life .................................................................................................... 18
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Social Problems: Factors.................................................................................................................. 23
Social Problems: Impacts ................................................................................................................. 25
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General Causes Of Social Problems ................................................................................................ 31
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General Impacts Of Social Problems ............................................................................................... 36
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Socio-political participation post-60s VS post-90s.......................................................................... 40
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Reasons for Mass Movement ........................................................................................................... 44


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Factors affecting socio-political participation ................................................................................. 49


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Rule of Law...................................................................................................................................... 54
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Judicial Review ................................................................................................................................ 59
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Pros and Cons of Democracy ........................................................................................................... 64
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Costs and Benefits of Upholding Rule of Law ................................................................................ 67
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Low governance efficiency—Impacts ............................................................................................. 69

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Good Governance & Evaluation of Hong Kong’s Governance....................................................... 73
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Lack of Equal Participation → Impacts on Governance ................................................................. 77
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Difficulties/ Feasibility of using Public Consultation to achieve Broad Consensus ....................... 80
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Continuous Importation of Low-skilled workers Cannot Help Maintain Hong Kong’s Economic
Growth: Reasons .............................................................................................................................. 83
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Sense of identity ............................................................................................................................... 87
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Formation of Hong Kong Residents’ Sense of Identity ................................................................... 92
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Hong Kong people’s Decline in National Identity: Factors............................................................. 97
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Hong Kong’s Widening Wealth Gap: Causes ............................................................................... 101
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Functions of Mass Media ............................................................................................................... 106


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New media vs Traditional media ................................................................................................... 109
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Does the mass media harm public interests? ................................................................................. 112


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Feasibility of Referendum in HK ................................................................................................... 116


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Should Democracy be Prioritized over Social Stability? ............................................................... 121
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Whether HK Core Values are Protected or Harmed ...................................................................... 125
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Core Values being Harmed: Impacts ............................................................................................. 128
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Reasons for more radical movements to arise ............................................................................... 130
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HK political movements ................................................................................................................ 133

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Concept of “Men should work & women should be housewives” in Hong Kong ........................ 137
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Imbalance in Medical Services ...................................................................................................... 141
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HK Elderly Suicide Problem: Factors and Problems ..................................................................... 145
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Do Traditional Chinese Family Concepts help alleviate elderly suicide problem? ....................... 149
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Factors leading to the medical service burden ............................................................................... 154
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Hong Kong’s Policies to Alleviate the Medical Service Burden ................................................... 158
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Voluntary Medical Insurance Scheme: Disadvantages.................................................................. 163
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Voluntary Medical Insurance Scheme: Advantages ...................................................................... 166
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HK youths lack upward mobility – Reasons.................................................................................. 170


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Rural Reform ................................................................................................................................. 176


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Opening-up Policies ....................................................................................................................... 179
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Factors Leading to Reform & Opening Up.................................................................................... 183
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Impacts Of Reform And Opening Up ............................................................................................ 188
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Response to Social Problems Brought by Reform & Opening up ................................................. 193
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Rapid economic development in China: Problems ........................................................................ 197
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East-West Disparity ....................................................................................................................... 201


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Urban-rural Disparity ..................................................................................................................... 205
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China Reform & Opening up ......................................................................................................... 209
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Why Economic Reform?................................................................................................................ 213
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National Strength ........................................................................................................................... 219
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Sustainability.................................................................................................................................. 225
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How Corruption harms Quality of Life ......................................................................................... 229
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Suggestions for Tackling Corruption ............................................................................................. 235
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Lack of Human Rights: Impacts on National Power ..................................................................... 240
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Is Protecting Human Rights more Important than Promoting Social Stability .............................. 246
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Scientific Outlook on Development............................................................................................... 251
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Problems Hindering Sustainability in China.................................................................................. 255


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Pro & Cons of Having Diversified Political Parties ...................................................................... 260


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Why China should slow down its economic development? .......................................................... 264
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How to Conserve Cultural Heritage ............................................................................................... 269
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Changes of Chinese Family ........................................................................................................... 273
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Traditional Chinese Family............................................................................................................ 277
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Should marriage be given higher priority than personal freedom & happiness? ........................... 281

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China Labor Shortage: Reasons ..................................................................................................... 287
China government – How to Tackle Labor Shortage?................................................................... 287
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Globalization in Modern China: Pros and Cons on the Environment (Stance: Pros > Cons) ....... 291
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Globalization in Modern China: Pros and Cons on the Environment (Stance: Pros < Cons) ....... 296
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One-child policy............................................................................................................................. 301
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Is selective two-child policy the Best Method to tackle ageing population & gender imbalance?306
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Does China’s Participation in International Affairs world Promote Stability? ............................. 311
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China’s International Challenges ................................................................................................... 315
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Does China’s participation in international/ regional affairs promote Economic Development? . 318
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Food Safety Incidents in China: Causes ........................................................................................ 321


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Food Safety: Effectiveness of Legislation VS Education .............................................................. 325
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Situation of Chinese citizens Expressing Demand to the Government ......................................... 329
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Causes of Mass Incidents in China ................................................................................................ 333
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Suppression Is An Ineffective Means To Maintain Social Stability .............................................. 337
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Does Prioritizing Economic Development over Social Development Bring more harm than good to
the Quality of Life of Chinese ....................................................................................................... 341
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Should China give up the Use of Nuclear Power? ......................................................................... 345
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Difficulties that Chinese government may face when tackling Smog Problem ............................ 349

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How is Globalization Causing Electronic Waste Problem in China? ............................................ 354

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基本原則 獨立性 三權分立




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法律面前 如果違反法律 人
平等 處罰
每個人都 相同的法律保護



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無罪
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陪審制度
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訴權
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允許 不 法律所
禁止
公職人員 遵守法律
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/ 消除歧視
只提供最低限度的保護
內地 不受種族歧視條例保護
權力限制
行政主

社會群體的利益平衡

沒有足 和法
律知識
資源分配不公平
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提交
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示威和集會
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公共論壇
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和平與非暴力手段
拒 接受不公正 守法

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Rule of Law
Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Basic Judicial independence Separation of power
Principles (J- ● Legislature
E-N-F-A-P) ● Judiciary
● Executive
Equality before law Everyone is punished equally if
violates laws
Everyone is under same legal
protection
● Legal Aid
● Duty-lawyer service
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● Tel-Law Scheme
Non-retroactivity
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Fair & Equal Presumption of innocence


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Open trial
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Jury system
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Right to appeal
Anything not forbidden
by law is permitted
Public power restricted Public officers abide by laws
by law
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● Judicial review to monitor


legitimacy
● Legislative councilors must
review a law 3 times before it is
passed
● Independence of judiciary
Functions Protect minority rights Free from discrimination
/Limitations
Only provide minimum
protection
Mainlanders not protected by
Race Discrimination Ordinance
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Restriction of arbitrary Check & balance between


power authorities
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● Chief Executive can dissolve


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legislative council
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Balance interests of
social groups
Maintenance of social
stability
Promotion of justice Poor people do not have money
& legal knowledge
Resources not fairly allocated

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Methods to Amend the law


settle clashes
Judicial interpretation
Express opinions to Submissions
government
Demonstrations and assemblies
Public forums
Civil disobedience Peaceful & non-violent means
Deliberating reject abiding by
unjust laws
Levels ① Existence of laws
② Abide by laws
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③ Limitation from law


④ Justice through law
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優點
基本法
立法會

法 義

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E 權利
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政策 實施

駁斥 防止 à

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Judicial Review
Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Pros Check and balance Government policies must
between different comply with the Basic Law
authorities (separation
of powers)
New laws must be passed by
the Legislative Council (3
readings)
Limitation from law
Justice through law
Improve the status of Foreigners will think Hong
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Hong Kong as a Kong is different from China


globalized city who adopts rule by law
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Protect rights of merchants


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Attract investments to Hong


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Kong
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Improve government
policies
Improve political News will very likely report
awareness judicial review matters,
which can spread messages
to citizens quickly and arouse
their attention

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E.g. Queen’s Pier

Cons Hinder governance New policies will take time


to be implemented
Day-to-day operations will
be hindered when certain
laws/ policies are under
review
Hinder governance à Regulations are in place to
Rebuttal prevent Maintenance
à Seldom misused
Only on policies that not
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included in the Basic Law


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Increase monetary E.g. Due to judicial review of


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costs (legal fees/ the HK-Zhuhai-Macau


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project delay fees) Bridge, the project has been


delayed, which has incurred
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huge costs

Monetary costs à Quality of policy is more


Rebuttal important than spending
money in the short term

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- Long-term benefits of a
good policy > short-term
monetary costs
- e.g. HK-Zhuhai-Macau
Bridge
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Good Governance & Evaluation of Hong Kong’s


Governance
Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Criteria Political stability
(PEOPLEREACT)
Participation
Legitimacy
Responsiveness Consultation &
feedback
Effectiveness Policy formulation &
implementation
Credibility
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Accountability
Corruption
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Transparency
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Rule of law (JENFAP) Judicial independence


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Equality before law


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Non-retroactivity
Fair & equal
Anything not forbidden
is permitted
Public power restricted
by law

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Evaluation of HK Negative Lack of legitimacy


governance ● No universal suffrage
● The election
committee is consisted
of 1200 members only
à lack
representativeness
Responsiveness
● Low transparency of
feedback
● Low participation
rate among the public
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Rule of law
● Freedom of press is
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declining
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● Increasing
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interference from
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central government
Positive Deterring corruption
effectively
● ICAC
Rule of law
● Equality before law
● Fair & equal
● Separation of power

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Effectiveness
● Social welfares: free
medical services, 12
years of free education,
etc.
● Free economy
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Lack of Equal Participation → Impacts on Governance


Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Political instability Citizens tend to use
protests to express
opinions
Social polarization
Discourage normal
ways of political
participation
Legitimacy Only recognized by
little people
May face a lot of
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oppositions
Responsiveness Does not know public’s
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opinions
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Only represent
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minority’s opinions
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Effectiveness Cannot tackle root


problem
Incomprehensive Harm the interests of
most of the
stakeholders
Slow implementation Filibustering

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Strong public
opposition
Credibility Low recognition
Less confidence in
governance
Violate rule of law Equality before law
Public power restricted Pro-establishment ↑
by law
Fair & equal
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2016
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2010 〜
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HK political movements
Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Trend More
participation
among
young
people
Legislative
Council
members
are
becoming
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more radical
Radical means 2011 Wong Yuk Man threw T-shirt at
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within Legislative secretary for security


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Council
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2014 Wong Yuk Man threw glass cup at CY


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Leung
Examples 2006 Opposition to the demolition of the
Queen’s Pier
2010 Opposition to the Shenzhen HK
Railway system
2011 Occupying the headquarter of HSBC
2012 Anti-National Education movement

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2013 Kwai Chung loading port


2014 Anti-North-Eastern development
2014 Umbrella movement (Occupy Central)
2015 Anti-North-Eastern development
court’s decision: Civic Passion’s
Huang Yangda was convicted of
"participating in illegal assembly"
2015 Tuen Mun Retrocession: a voluntary
action against mainland parallel goods
traders à 13 people were arrested
2016 Mong Kok riots: core members from
Scholarism, Hong Kong Indigenous
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and Civic Passion, such as Lin Yixuan,


Liang Tianqi and Huang Taiyang
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arrested
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2017 The Black Bauhinia incident: Huang


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Zhifeng, Zhou Ting, Liang Guoxiong


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wrapped the Golden Bauhinia


sculpture with black cloth à protesting
against the decline of "one country,
two systems"
2019 Civil Human Rights Front organized a
demonstration (with 130,000 people
participating according to Civil Human
Rights Front) to protest against the

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Hong Kong Government's amendment


of the Extradition Ordinance à
Worried that China will widely apply
for extradition after the implementation
à Worried that Hong Kong’s “one
country, two systems” will be
destroyed
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Is Protecting Human Rights more Important than


Promoting Social Stability
Stance: Yes
Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Prerequisite E.g. Liu Xiaobo Eventually facing
criticize government political prosecution
(Charter 08) à such
right was exploited by
the Central Government

Zhao Lianhai’s ‘Shield


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for Kidney babies’


Disrupts the goal of
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preventing the
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government to be
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overly powerful
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If people feel that their


basic rights are being
respected, they will
respect the government
in return, which
promotes social
stability

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Maslow’s hierarchy of Basic rights → Society


need
People being convinced
and voluntarily abiding
by law is more valuable
than being forced to
abide by law
Harm global image Universal Values
Now = Exploit people’s Collectivism >
rights individualism
China=World’s 2nd Focuses on economic
largest economy development only
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Sarcasm that it has


become advanced in
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terms of economic
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development, but not in


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other aspects
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Authoritarian nation Credibility ↓


Government efficiency/ Does not respond to
credibility lowered people’s needs
Public dissatisfaction
Corruption
Petitioning situation Bureaucracy
Petition village
(Beijing)

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Threatening people
using violence

5th power: monitoring


→ rule of law
Counter Argument: With human rights well
Stability promotes protected, stability will
economic development be improved as a result
China now uses around Solely promoting
$7000 billion per year stability via violence/
just to maintain social forces is harming the
orders economy à does not
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tackle the root problem


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Why China should slow down its economic


development?
Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Economic Cultural industry Urbanization à less
heritage à hinder
tourism development/
cultural industry in the
long term
Financial Confidence of investors
à worried about the
burst of asset bubbles
Harm to ecology à
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directly leading to a
loss of 10% of China’s
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GDP
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Logistics Less foreign trade


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Tourism Less people will visit


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China due to the heavy


pollution
Cultural heritage s are
demolished due to
urbanization
Environmental Pollution à health
problems
Ecology Ecological disaster

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E.g. Songhuajiang
incident
Energy Exhaustion
Hampers further
development
Political Internal If Environment ↑ and
pollution ↓ à People
will identify more with
the government
External International image
● 2nd largest CO2
emission country à
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negative to China’s
global image
4-

Protection = in line
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with universal values


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Social Medical Medical burden ↑


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● respiratory diseases
due to air pollution
Regional inequality East=resources
West=lags behind
Urban-rural disparity Social discontents
Wealth gap ↑
Industrial waste in rural
areas

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Cultural Heritage demolished


Inheritance of Sense of belonging ↓
traditional culture ↓

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How to Conserve Cultural Heritage


Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
“Hard” method Protection zone
(Regulations)
Enhance enforcement More resources to
of existing laws monitor
Penalty ↑
Implement new laws
“Soft” method Education in school Promote importance in
(Education) school curriculum
Promote intangible
cultural heritage
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● Calligraphy
● Paper-cutting
4-

Promote civic
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awareness
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● seminars
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Education through Short-term


media ● special functions (e.g.
Cultural Heritage Day)
Long-term
● advertisement
- TV
- Leaflets

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- Seminars

● promote civic
awareness
NGO Collaboration Encourage them to
participate in protecting
heritage
Business sector Developing the new Create new products
cultural industry using old cultures
Help develop tourism
and use the funding
generated from tourism
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to protect cultural
heritage
4-

Long-term Establish guidelines to


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protect heritage
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Obtain knowledge
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about conservation
from foreign countries
Tackle root problem Carry out assessments
to understand what the
deficiencies are in
protecting cultural
heritage

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usually lack legal


contracts
• Difficult for
China to gain real
help from other
countries
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Is selective two-child policy the Best Method to tackle


ageing population & gender imbalance?
Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Yes Counter Argument: the This policy can solve
effect if limited + no the problem gradually
immediate effect to reduce the side
effects
If fully loosen one-child
policy, population will
rise rapidly à disrupt
current social structure/
welfare system
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Avoid abortion of
female baby
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Increases the labor Reduce the social


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force burden to cater the


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elderly à more
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children to share the


cost of financially
supporting their parents
Replace the retired
population
2030-2050: GDP
estimated to increase by
0.2% due to policy

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Birth rate increases à After 36 years à ↑ 42


alleviate ageing million in working
population population
No No immediate effect At least 15-20 years for
the effects to show
Requires more social
and education resources
before they become part
of labor force
Affected by other Cost of raising children
policies ↑
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Even with the loosening


of policy à not
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necessarily tackle
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problems as some
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couples may choose not


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to give birth to children


at all due to heavy
economic burden
Cannot tackle the root Even if there are 2
problem of values quotas, as people value
males over females,
couples may choose to
give birth to boys only

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à still abort female


fetus
Values males over
females
Counter Argument: The effect is small à
Loosening the one- Some couples may
child policy can bring choose not to give birth
in more young to children at all due to
population heavy economic burden

Ageing population =
unavoidable
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consequence when the


country grows to
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Does China’s Participation in International Affairs


world Promote Stability?
Stance: Yes
Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Political Shows that China is
willing to bear global
responsibilities
Prevalent saying: China’s Skeptical about China’s rise
threat theory China’s
responsibility theory
Involve in more political e.g. Playing an important
affairs role as the mediator in the
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Eliminate suspects from China Conspiracy Theory
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other countries
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Economic Helps stabilize the


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economy
20

US/European à may face PIIGS


economic instability in the
future à causing global
financial crisis
Lehman brother
China participation Low interest loans to 121
countries à provide
financial support for them

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China’s free trade zone


Help world’s economy
recover
Socio-political Global crisis North Korean nuclear crisis

China’s efforts Invite North Korea to the


six-party talk
Shanghai Cooperation
organization
Lower chance of outbreak
of wars
Environmental Raise awareness e.g. reduce CO2 emission
13

China Earth Summit


Kyoto Protocol
4-

East Asia Summit


-0

APEC
21

Western industrialization Pollution ↑


20

+ China’s reform &


opening up

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13
4-
-0

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o
u
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13
4-
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Food Safety Incidents in China: Causes


Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Reform & opening up: Industrialization Crops irrigated by
pollution polluted water
Chemicals/ heavy
metals
Emphasis on economic No clear regulations
growth
Ideology: maximize
profits & reduce costs
Businessmen neglect
the health of citizens
13

Corruption Companies bribe Do not get prosecuted


government officials even when pollutant
4-

level exceeds the


-0

standard
21

Quality of food
20

products is not checked


Food companies are not
prosecuted if they
establish political
connections with local
governments

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Social: many poor Must accept


people who cannot contaminated food even
afford safe good when they harm health
People can only afford
cheap food
Media is interfered By businessmen who
bribed the officials
By government which Do not allow the media
wants to protect to report news related
national image to food safety problem
Food scandals are
hidden from the public
13
4-
-0
21
20

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à à
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Food Safety: Effectiveness of Legislation VS Education


Angle Sub-angle Sub-sub-angle
Opposition Education ↑ Does not harm people
Legislation ↓ Workers income ↓
Problematic companies à
facing closedown à workers
lose jobs
Strong resistance from the
public
Coverage Legislation ↑ Applies to all food companies
à comprehensive
Education ↓ Not feasible to provide food
13

safety education to the whole


population
4-

Incentive for behavioral Legislation Positive:


-0

change ● Deterrent effect/ serious


21

punishment
20

Negative:
● Some food companies can
bribe local government officials
and escape from the laws
Education Positive:
Raise awareness of people à
health is a strong incentive

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Negative:
● No monetary incentive à
Companies are not motivated to
change their food safety
practices
● People will not change
buying habits even if they are
educated à still purchase
cheap food due to limited
income
Long-term vs short- Education ↑ Induce ethical food production
term in the long term
13

Introduce safer methods in food


production in the long term
4-

Legislation ↓ Effect removed when law is


-0

removed
21

No attitude change
20

Immediate effect? Education ↓ Difficult to check on all food


products quickly
Attitude change/ habit forming
Legislation ↑ Immediate effect, especially
when few food companies are
caught à deterrent effect

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