Chief Executive candidate Carrie Lam attends a seminar last week. Beijing considers the chief executive race to be a battle over jurisdiction of the city and wants zero risk in the jockeying for the top job. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Chief Executive candidate Carrie Lam attends a seminar last week. Beijing considers the chief executive race to be a battle over jurisdiction of the city and wants zero risk in the jockeying for the top job. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Gary Cheung
Opinion

Opinion

Gary Cheung

In Beijing’s view, winning over the hearts and minds of Hong Kong people is not a priority

Gary Cheung says its blatant support for Carrie Lam and Beijing loyalists’ attacks on her opponents are destroying the chance to reset relations between the central government and Hong Kong people, especially the young, post Occupy

Chief Executive candidate Carrie Lam attends a seminar last week. Beijing considers the chief executive race to be a battle over jurisdiction of the city and wants zero risk in the jockeying for the top job. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
Chief Executive candidate Carrie Lam attends a seminar last week. Beijing considers the chief executive race to be a battle over jurisdiction of the city and wants zero risk in the jockeying for the top job. Photo: K. Y. Cheng
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