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Yes, what’s happening on the street (the protests) and in the legislative council (the voting) may not be enough to resist China, but Hong Kong people recently
by hker 6y ago
Yes, what’s happening on the street (the protests) and in the legislative council (the voting) may not be enough to resist China, but Hong Kong people recently are doing more, which is what prompted the harsh response from China, including the proposed changes outlined in this news article.
Hong Kong people realized that they could “vote” (express their opinions) by choosing what businesses they support: they could support businesses who support the protest. This economic circle [1] eventually could resist the control from China.
This could be substantial when Chinese economy is not
looking good, and when some businesses care about overseas market (think of the trade tariffs and the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act of 2019).
[1]: https://thediplomat.com/2020/05/how-the-yellow-economic-circle-can-revolutionize-hong-kong/ https://thediplomat.com/2020/05/how-the-yellow-economic-circ...