lcloo
Captain
The hardship faced by many Hong kong residents are real, but that is mainly the fault of capitalists billionaire housing developers in Hong Kong. Their focus is on making big money with expensive housing of ridiculously tiny apartments, they don't care the welfare of the housing residents. This is a big contrast with Singapore housing.I doubt the price of real estate and rents in HK will improve significantly. The private construction sector has just too much pull in Hong Kong and they haven't become rich with cheap housing. I doubt the central government will try to significantly change this situation since it's not their usual way of doing things in HK.
The Hong Kong SAR government should learn from the Chongqing city. Chongqing has more hills than Hong Kong yet they have develop the city with common people in mind. They built lots of bridges, roadways, railways for the benefit of the people, and opening up opportunities for people to make better leavings.
In Hong Kong the city hardly change for last few decades. The local government is very friendly to big businesses but neglect the common people on the streets. New developments are few and are built and operated by capitalist to make money.
Besides streets economy and housing, local educations from year one to universities were infiltrated by anti-China educators, many were from US and Western countries. Students were brainwashed to reject their Chinese identity and object to using putonghua among them. Fortunately the current education system has reversed this.
I have many ex-colleague from Hong Kong and worked in Mainland China. I like many of them but unfortunately many actually looked towards UK, Canada and US as their destination to settle down.
The expensive housing, high costs of living plus brainwashing from the West caused the mass protests. The hardcore ones who reject their Chinese identity and nationality have mostly emmigrated.
Hong Kong SAR government should change to People's government, they don't have to change current policies on international businesses. What they need is to allocate government funds on building more and better facilities, and open up the mountains and hills in Northen Hong Kong, i.e. the New Territoty, and develop them similary to the mountain city of Chongqing.
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