Hong Kong’s Cityscape before the Handover in Cultural Texts: A Bitter Pill for the Powerless

Since Hong Kong was removed from the colonial list of the UN General Assembly in 1972 and the issue of transfer of sovereignty over Hong Kong is soon raised, people in Hong Kong have expressed disagreement about this big problem. To be pleased that Hong Kong can return to his home country Within the Left Party, most Hong Kong people feel helpless about the unknown future. People are very afraid to avoid talking about this issue as if they only existed when discussing this issue.

On the other hand, this article introduces political exchanges on important dates: Hong Kong before unification, return to preparation, and returning to present. Meanwhile, there are aspects of human rights, where research will show changes in the concept and practice of human rights at important times, from British colonial era, transition period, to the present after relocation. More importantly, this article will try to improve the way of life in Hong Kong through handover and improve the way to actively change Hong Kong.

There are two official languages ​​in Hong Kong, English and Chinese. Cantonese of Hong Kong is used for everyday conversation, Traditional Chinese was the only writing system in Hong Kong before unification in 1997. However, in Mainland China, the official language is Mandarin Chinese, Simplified Chinese is used as the standard writing system. Over time, the simplification of the character 's placard has gained some popularity in several areas. Some companies change the characteristics of the logo, and most people in Hong Kong continue to use traditional letters.

After complete handover, Hong Kong and mainland China have become two countries with government style. Hong Kong was completely handed over to China, but since Hong Kong was previously under British rule, the degree of freedom of the judicial system is relatively high compared to China. However, China threatens the rule of law of Hong Kong. China did this because the two Democratic lawmakers were disqualified because they did not comply with their pledge and they were faithful to Communist China.