The Point: how to guide youth in Hong Kong

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Education, employment and other opportunities for the youth are a prime concern in Hong Kong. The recent election in Hong Kong and several new policies have made young people one of their focal points. What role does education have in the new Election Committee? How can education contribute to Hong Kong's development?

Guest:
Tang Fei
Principal, Heung to Secondary School

[tonbopro]

let the government oversee teachers union and education ministry，do not give dissidents (who may be funded by foreign powers) a foothold to grow dissent in the youth

[farawayman]

The reasons for unions are to protect the workers from private and governmental interests. They are not to be joined at the hip of the government. They are to challenge the powerful forces that surround them that try to control their members. No government can oversee a union. Unions are founded to be in direct opposition of those who wish to control them.

[angelinej]

National security law protects HK citizens and restores the orders of HK! Now let the patriots guide our city! 😊👍Reform the education sector and guide the youth to the right path, love our country China and contribute to our city HK!

[kelvinloh]

HK youths need to learn the nation's history, the Party's history and the sacrifices made by the heroes and martyrs to develop and imbibe in themselves a sense of national patriotism, unity and solidarity in nation building efforts.

[munahassanmohamed]

I think that you should put yourself in other person's shoes rather than impose your political ideologies or cultural beliefs on others who don't share this culture or political ideologies or nationalist Communism history.

Xinjiang are predominantly Muslim inhabitants of China, and as a Muslim I would not want to be in "re-education" Communist party controlled training or labour camps in China or in Soviet Union (or post Soviet Union nations) or elsewhere.

But I am not hypocrite, Hong Kong youth's were ignorant of the economic miracle and the struggle that the Chinese mainland people have endured from opium wars and subjugation under European colonial powers and the rape of Nanking by the fascist Japanese imperialism army so by belittling the mainland Chinese people's struggle and history wounds despite some being self inflicted by their own Chinese civil war and warring Chinese warlords after end of the Empire, however one can respect the Chinese mainland people for their achievement in lifting millions of humanity from poverty to prosperity that is something that the Hong Kong's education system failed to see such human potential of good governance can make China the second largest economy in the world in only few decades despite it's great struggles for 100 years to get at such envious global status today.