Beyond higher education there are unanswered questions about talent/recruiting given people may not want to move to HK and subject their children to a CCP propaganda curriculum in primary and secondary schools.
Surely this is a key reason families live in cramped flats in HK rather than spacious apartments in Shenzhen plus low income taxes. From the data I looked at some time ago the vast majority of people who live in Shenzhen and cummute to HK were the working poor who could not afford accomodation in HK. Those that can live in HK
More warnings on the impact on education. More and more academic subjects will become off-limits. Foreign scholars will decline collaboration with HK scholars on research projects and local universities' ranking and credibility will likely fall dramatically as a result:
https://www.scmp.com/comment/opinion...eat-hong-kongs
Last edited by Coolboy; 06-06-2020 at 11:26 AM.
Kevin Yeung is on a roll this week
https://news.rthk.hk/rthk/en/compone...abChangeable=0When asked if "Love Basic Law" – a Cantopop song released in 2006 to celebrate the 16th anniversary of the promulgation of the Basic Law – would be allowed, Yeung replied that loving the Basic Law is not a political action, is something that everyone should do like respecting your elders, and therefore not propaganda.