The Problem of Perception and Sino-British Relations over Hong Kong  

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Shiu-Hing, Lo

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Contemporary Southeast Asia: A Journal of International and Strategic Affairs vol. 13 no. 02 (Sep. 1991), page 200-219.
Topik: Perceptions; Hongkong

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Sino-British relations over Hong Kong's future beyond 1997 have not been easy ever since the matter became a subject of negotiations between the two countries. Despite the Joint Declaration of 1984 and some easing of tensions during 1984-88, mutual distrust did not diminish. Britain's desire that Hong Kong should enjoy a degree of political and administrative autonomy after 1997 became a sore point with China. Chinese officials continue to see "sinister" motives in British policy, while Britain's image of China as a relatively strict observer of international agreements has been tarnished, especially after the Tiananmen incident in June 1989. The recent agreement over the airport project has not changed mutual perceptions of distrust. Sino-British relations will remain tense. Britain's desire to achieve a degree of autonomy for Hong Kong will come up against China's intention to limit the scope of any such autonomy.

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