@@tomchen513 That's so true. These people seem to take some immense pride in being a subject of the Queen and didn't mind being second class citizens in their own country. At one time the Hong Kong Chinese were restricted from certain parts of the colony and some clubs had signs saying dogs and Chinese were not allowed entry.
The moment you see Regina Ip, you know nonsense is coming…She is hated by HK people but is able to keep her jobs because she kneels down to the CCP so hard…
No matter how the government says how “good” they are. Huge numbers of leaving of teachers, professionals and families are voting to this government. bless to real HKers wherever your are.
LOL. They always coming back to Hong Kong or China. Because in u.k is also not great country anymore. Woke, bad crime, drugs, bad econome, etc like Australië , usa, Canada.
The fact that CNA Insider has an episode on this topic, not a HK broadcaster, and not having an academic in Hong Kong who can comment on this objectively on record, says it all about today’s HK.
CNA research on this topic is bare minimum. I know a couple both a teacher in HK UNI, the main reason they left because they cannot accept mainland china teacher have higher wage and position. their mindset is china mainland are lower than them time move on but they have not
I can't watch these HK council members talk anymore, they make me nauseous. What a bunch of lies they're spewing. I weep for Hong Kong. The feeling of patriotism isn't forced but nurtured through diverse schools of thought. The Chinese Communist Party wants to promote patriotism and going back to the 'roots' but where are the roots that promoted diverse opinion to 'encourage rounded and multi-faceted' thinking that often led to wise leaders in history? What happened to allowing criticism to straighten and broaden the perspective of the Governing body? The Chinese government just likes to pick and choose whatever suits their agenda. I still love Hong Kong and I miss China like a part of me has been ripped from me but I certainly have no love for CCP
Let's be realistic. Without the CCP, China would not be what it is today. For such a big country, with dozens of ethnic groups each with their own language, culture and religion, it could easily have broken up into a few states. Foreign powers are always looking for opportunities to create unrest under the guise of freedom of speech.
In some ways Singapore education is like this too - there is only one "correct" way of answering questions, thread within the framework or be penalised, coerced to admit your "wrongdoing" even though you may not have committed it.
Do you want to elaborate your "some ways"? For one thing I know, Singapore teachers will never say "The mentor has been left", gees, what school did she graduated from? Timbaktu University? Interesting how will she teach English in her class. Pity her students.
I went through Singapore's education system and honestly cannot empathize with what you are talking about. The only possible subject that might be arguably politicized is social studies, and even that is usually considered an unimportant subject that people usually just ignore unless needing to memorize some talking points for O levels. Every single other subject I have taken (save for literature) only has one right answer and rightly so, there is 1+1=2, sodium is a group 1 metal, water breaks are expensive to maintain. I really hope that these "correct" answers remain correct otherwise we are going to have a huge problem.
Something similar happened to Taiwan in the late 90s, but the other way around. Was in the Taiwan's education system till 1996, was taught that Taiwan was part of China and even how we the should work to over take back mainland China. When all hope is lose of retake mainland China, the country started to putting emphases on being Taiwanese and how Taiwan is independent from China. That sh_t confuses the hell out of me when I get back to Taiwan 10 years later to face people talks up on how Taiwanese culture is when all the root of it comes from mainland China(unless they are the indigenous people). That is the first time I realized the power of public education!
Yep, but you see, based on western liberals, that's not bad revisionism or a problem. No matter what political ideology you fall under, that is a textbook case of rewriting history to fit the agenda.
when you have access to internet none of it matters the real history will remain in the internet its the first time i heard Taiwan teach their kids trying to overtake China lmfao too funny
People in Mainland china should not be taken as a unitary group, there are so many distinctions between different cultural groups in different provinces and sometimes even the same province. The disparities between people in different states are so great that the languages are not even mutually intelligible. Hokkien people are different from cantonese which are different from people from Zhejiang or Anhui
So Lo Kit Ling, with 17 years of teaching experience, is now a teacher in England. I wonder what she teaches and certainly hope it is not the English language.
Haha yet another documentary talking down HK by CNA. If Singapore is in the same shoes, wonder what will the Sg government do? Don't blame the National Security Law as you'll find this law in every single country in the Western world. Not to mention ASEAN countries including Singapore as well. So if you guys have National Security Law, I don't see what the fuss is all about having it in Hong Kong. For those who moved to UK, don't they have National Security Law too? People still go on with their normal daily life after the roaches are gone. No more thugs setting fire on random bystanders, no more bricks being thrown by these cowards. Less noise and foolish scenes created by the Pro-western sponsored politicians that appeared daily on the news (what a nuisance). Life is all back to normal.
@@cimonkien9833 coz their economy is largely fuelled by staging wars. Arms dealers getting hundreds of billion each year which they are happily donating tons of money for the presidential campaign to both Democrats and Republican parties. Why they weren’t called this as corruption but instead called donations?!
Not pro west, just not pro CCP, means not pro censorship, oppression, corruption, and hate education. That’s wat you are doing now, what does it have to do with the west? Most people just want democracy, from freedom of speech to keeping your hard earned money. Who wants to be like jack ma, khodorkovsky, and the many that didn’t even make the news.
Disappointed in what Hong Kong has turned into. Friends of mine from there no longer speak to us here in the States because of fear of retaliation if they say the wrong thing. Hong Kong has lost a lot of soft power from this situation. Breaks my heart. Grew up around many people from the city-state. San Francisco bay arwa culture is heavily influenced by Catonese culture and it's just so sad I don't feel safe to travel there now for this or that perspective. Can't trust that the CCP won't choose to put me in jail for mild disagreement with them... I hope someday things turn around. They've effectively ruined Hong Kong's image abroad. :(
@@LuZhao-z4q - the more talented/wealthier people who have the option to move are more likely to have kids. Older Hong Kongers with retirement money and without dependent kids are more likely to move to mainland China
@jackychick I am a Hong konger, and it is absolutely ridiculous that the so-called resistance from activists were ALL supporting Hong Kong INDEPENDENCE. Only people who are nuts would think that is possible, yet almost all rioters as well as many protestors were demanding self determination like a referendum for independence. Almost all politicians from the so-called democratic party( in name only) broke the election laws on purpose and many were jailed subsequently despite repeated warnings from the government. Most of the activists who organised the protests were also trying to be famous in local media as they would be interviewed by many journalists and literally everyone of them tried to run for local elections ! Protests were simply tools for them to get media exposure. Western media in 2019 wanted to dump it down to communist sympathiers vs democracy protestors (blue and yellow ribbon in hong kong) when in fact the silent majority were both afraid of the communist AND they were even more afraid of fascist freedom fighters ( i.e the rioters) who hospitalised anyone that dared to exercise free speech and opposed their vandalism and violent protests. Doxxing was rampant as children and relatives of the police, or anyone who dared to oppose violent protests were threatened and their homes attacked. Many fled Hong Kong because they were arrested during the riots to escape potential prosecutions. what s the prosecution rate? out of 12000+ rioters, less than 1000 were sent to jail despite being caught red handed at the riots. Most were not even charged as you need beyond reasonable doubt in hong kong to prosecute a rioter. By wearing masks, most of them could not be identified even if they were arrested with rioting gears like helmets, huge umbrella on sunny day, protective gears etc. Out of every riot, e.g 300+ rioters, only 20+ would be arrested in the early months. i.e less than 10%. So out of 12000 people, with 99.3% of rioters got away with rioting as less than 1000 were jailed. This sad affair ultimately prompted Beijing to establish the national security law. So hong kongers could no longer legally commit treason, like flying to the Congress and demanding America to sanction hong kong and China if hong kong couldn't have a western style democracy. How many protestors were killed by the hong kong police during 5 months of protests and riots? ZERO. Did rioters kill anyone? One unarmed cleaner was murdered by a rioter in broad daylight as they got accustomed to throwing bricks at the police and they threw bricks at unarmed innocents for opposing violent protests. Another was set on fire and required multiple surgeries to survive. A total of at least 70+ unarmed innocents were severely hospitalised by rioters, a dozen required surgeries as the fascist mobs beat them to a pulp. Did DW report them? Only a few were reported like they were isolated incidents when in fact the rioters brutality against unarmed innocents were happening EVERY SINGLE WEEK for FIVE months, terrorising millions of hong kongers. Solution? Many pretend to support them. e.g they stopped all the cars at motorways and demand drivers to donate money to their cause, so many simply shouted their protests slogans and they were immediately let go!
😆Western media and CNA will never report those poison teacher educate the HK kids that "Opium War" is to save China. 30-4-2023 Ms. Chen ， Hong Kong parent, revealed that when she and her children were watching an online video of a general knowledge class in the second grade of primary school a few days ago, she discovered that when the teacher talked about the causes of the Opium War, he falsely claimed that the cause of the Opium War was "the British came to eliminate opium." So need to Attack China".
don't be. the teachers who left are the real trouble makers. teaching someone to argue & think is different from insinuating someone to hate. It's a fine line. You don't have politics course in the UK because teachers can steer the students to certain modes of thinking - they are young and naive. The teachers in hong kong were doing exactly that - under the guise of debate, they steered the students towards certain biases that they held. teacher's beliefs are also influenced by their background, and they probably aren't qualified to teach politics.
I'm glad China is forging its own way and not following the colonial system set up by the US and her allies. Look at how Africa has been "helped" by the west with their bs loan traps and look at them now in less than a decade you can see tangible change.
It’s not rewrite the history but to bury the truth underground forever, CCP is a regime who never ever want his people to know the truth of what is happening inside and outside their country, it’s a brainwashing cult education system to control their people, hates and fear are deeply rooted in CCP ideology and they have no respect for mankind even they are of the same origin, people who don’t obey their barbarism laws will be vanished forever, this the true faces of CCP!
@@NorCalMoDo if the step children are able to live with dignity and respect living with their biological parents who treat them like pigs 🐖 what would you choose? Chinese is deeply adopting their barbaric ways of controlling their children for generations just like what was in the Chinese history “臣要君死，君不得不死，父要子亡，子不得不亡“ if CCP is so kind and good why Chinese from the mainland still struggling to leave the country? Please don’t behave like a pig, look into the reality before you open mouth or telling lies to cover their cruelty?
@@NorCalMoDo Of course they have to re-write history. They are going to re-write the post war housing crisis in Hong Kong was solved by Red China under the 'great' leadership of Mao Ze Dong which is a complete baloni.
@@NorCalMoDo They have to wipe out mentioning of the millions of refugees from Red China under Mao making their hard and dangerous way to British colonial Hong Kong for survival from the late 1950's to early 1960's for face saving Chairman Mao who also happened to be one of my grand relative.
Doesn't matter, loads of teachers from mainland can fill the gap, especially they follow the CCP's orders much more closely, which the government is very happy with.
You sound as if you are born with a pea for a brain. Go and get a pig's one as I am sure it is better than a pea. You might also showed some sign of intelligence.
0:25: 📚 The National Security Law in Hong Kong has led to significant changes in the education sector, resulting in teacher resignations and surplus school places. 6:06: ✅ The 2019 anti-extradition protests in Hong Kong escalated into demands for democratic reforms, leading to clashes between demonstrators and police. 11:20: 📚 Education in Hong Kong needs improvement in terms of knowledge about Leal education and the implementation of National Security Law education. 18:48: 📚 The Hong Kong government is revising teaching materials to ensure they do not violate the National Security Law, with a focus on removing liberal studies from the curriculum. 27:59: 🎓 Experienced teachers leaving the profession in record numbers, causing disruptions for students and novice teachers. 35:10: ! Having fewer students per teacher can lead to better education outcomes, but school mergers and closures due to declining student populations may result in a surplus of teachers. 40:47: 📚 The video discusses the differences in education systems between Hong Kong and China. Recap by Tammy AI
Patriotism is pretty much not taught in most democratic countries, their citizens are very patriotic by nature. Love your British colony sarcasm. Hong Kong had been lucky to have had an adopted dad for a while, otherwise, China would not have been able to use it as a sample city to copy from for the past 25 years.
not all the truth. why no content of influence of foreign country, like UK, and USA CIA in Hongkong? try think if its in Singapore how it will be like?
My primary school teachers and classmates had long migrated to Canada and the States in the 80s. The attrition rate nowadays is unprecedented in Hong Kong’s history simply because Hong Kong has successfully transformed into XiangGang.
@gotmyonu1027 even if u do cross pofma line, at most they ask u to take down. You won't disappear or get arrested. I've criticised the government many times on social media. Even called some ministers disgraceful. Nothing has happened. :)
@tsunningwah3471 he's a nutcase. Making accusations he can't prove. It's not the same as saying u think LHL is not gd enough. Which u can definitely say. Try saying xjp is not gd enough in China social media
what were the teachers teaching ? do you allow teaching radical and violent ideas, and subversion of government in Singapore ? PM lee will take a at CNA managment ?
When we put a topic under critical examination, it definitely lead to different opinions. Liberal study is important, while picking some topic indicates we put those topics into controversy. I think the problem is not liberal study, the problem is why we intently put national identity into question. I wonder if other countries also enroll this issue into liberal study topics.
Omg you are so naive. You think you as an adult know all the truth? Education is all brain wash even if you try to teach them critical thinking. The world is not for you to think. You can only find out the truth with your own real world experience and investigation. You can never find out the truth by thinking.
Yeah: half an American advanced degree is liberal arts crud no one needs that isn't in those majors. I'm American. I will be doing my degree somewhere else because those filler classes caused me to be unable to complete it in the first place. You must have them to graduate.
Still can't get over the fact that HKer's took freedom for granted for two decades and lost it due to protest against a small extradition bill... why would you sacrifice so much for the few who directly challenges the authority, especially many of them end up fleeing HK anyway... those who hijack'd the people of hong kong into a rebellion, then leave HKer to suffer, should have been ignored and throw out of HK in the first place. PS: I'm a foreigner who've lived in HK, Shanghai, Beijing before '97 and recently, and there's no 'enforcement of national security' like the way they force it on HKer's now... this whole mess is purely the doing of the few extremist.
Typically like a few make the majority to pay the price. Originally it was just to introduce the fugitive offender law, but later it became a mess and it was directly replaced by the national security law. You don't like hard bite carrots, take the stick.
Hong Kong will certainly turn into a mainland in a few short years. There was no doubt about it from the beginning of the handover. It just came little sooner than expected.
It would be great if CNA insider can provide English voice over like what DW do, as I often listen on this as a podcast and it’s hard to follow when people speaking their own languages.
Hong Kong isn't recognized as a international city. Hong Kong and Singapore shared a common characteristics such as racism and discrimination against various groups. Mistreatment and exploitation of foreign workers can be found too
As Singaporean, we have a freedom of speech as long as we do not stir racial hatred. I do love living in Singapore and am proud to be a Singaporean in many ways. Nevertheless I have to admit that there are also shortcomings of the Government that i am discontented with. We can still voice it out at Hong Lim Park. Personally I am feeling that the CCP system is getting closer and closer to his DPRK neighbour
Yes, don't rely on your personal feeling. It is not accurate and show how ignorant you are. You have freedom of speech? Go and find out how many defamation cases the Lee nepotistic dynasty used to silence dissent. Better still ask his own brother of how democratic Singapore is. Don't forget about his nephew. These are all part of his family.
freedom of speech? SG is closer to DPRK than you think! All media outlets were state controlled and funded. Newspaper, radio and TV stations all state owned. CNA of course is state owned and funded.
Generally speaking China has taken measures which are good to its territorial integrity and national interest/security "Chinese history" was a selective course in Hong Kong, with only around 10% of the high student took it, and 30% of those takers later dropped out of the class According to semi-annual surveys done by Hong Kong University: Only near 20% of the people viewed themselves as Chinese/Chinese, while over 70% viewed themselves exclusively as Honkongers in Hong Kong or China's Hong Kong, but not as Chinese Over the years, the demands of many demonstrators were really for de facto independence though they might or might not say it publicly during the last waves of demonstrations, "one Hong Kong and one China" demonstration signs were showing up in a lot of places significant number of demonstrators publicly discriminated mainland Chinese during the last waves of demonstrations, in a lot places. speaking mandarin would be a sin to many its old education system must have a lot to do with those
And so you force propaganda down their throats until they're obedient little servants to the state...If a woman doesn't love you, you going to brainwash her too?
It had nothing to do with the educational system, and everything to do with their experiences with mainland Chinese in the past 50 years. Morals, ethics, and respect for others are among some of the things that are dramatically different from typical hongkongers.
@@funpau7549 Of course it has A LOT to do with the education system. Contrary to what you said, NOT all Hongkongers are the same. Many are identify with we mainland Chinese. I personally had met some in graduate school here in US. I have a couple of older people from Hong Kong, as my neighbors. We came here in 1970s to get their phd degrees. We have a great relationship. I have their house keys for years, so that I can take care of their pets when they travel. They regularly visit mainland Chinese, and don't have the sense of superiority or prejudice as many hongkongers had shown in front of cameras. For about 20 years, Hongkong's education system contribute a great deal with vast majority of people under 40 not viewing themselves as Chinese at all. For quite a while in the past, many Hongkongers were looking down on Taiwanese as well. The colonial history certain had a lot to do with the mindset or views by a very significant percentage of people there.
Thank her for no longer having random fires, elderly people being beat, hooligans throwing bricks that killed an old man. The moment the protest turned violent, is the moment it lost its legitimacy.
Try asking your question in mainland China. I think that will help you a lot with your answer. You can have some quiet time by yourself to consider it.
@@WingkKong Not your business. The stock answer of every China ultranationalist. Don't meddle in China's internal affairs! 😂 Because of course you'd never dream of commenting on political events in the West. Heaven forbid
China is being unfairly treated. Internal affairs are being picked apart constantly. Everybody seems to have a say. What do you feel if others keep talking about your family affairs in an intrusive way? You would say "None of your business!"
To this day, I still don’t understand what the 2019 violence was about. They did not elect a single leader under british rule and had 0 free speech; they were very appreciative of their colonial masters. so what is the fuss in 2019?
@jackychick I am a Hong konger, and it is absolutely ridiculous that the so-called resistance from activists were ALL supporting Hong Kong INDEPENDENCE. Only people who are nuts would think that is possible, yet almost all rioters as well as many protestors were demanding self determination like a referendum for independence. Almost all politicians from the so-called democratic party( in name only) broke the election laws on purpose and many were jailed subsequently despite repeated warnings from the government. Most of the activists who organised the protests were also trying to be famous in local media as they would be interviewed by many journalists and literally everyone of them tried to run for local elections ! Protests were simply tools for them to get media exposure. Western media in 2019 wanted to dump it down to communist sympathiers vs democracy protestors (blue and yellow ribbon in hong kong) when in fact the silent majority were both afraid of the communist AND they were even more afraid of fascist freedom fighters ( i.e the rioters) who hospitalised anyone that dared to exercise free speech and opposed their vandalism and violent protests. Doxxing was rampant as children and relatives of the police, or anyone who dared to oppose violent protests were threatened and their homes attacked. Many fled Hong Kong because they were arrested during the riots to escape potential prosecutions. what s the prosecution rate? out of 12000+ rioters, less than 1000 were sent to jail despite being caught red handed at the riots. Most were not even charged as you need beyond reasonable doubt in hong kong to prosecute a rioter. By wearing masks, most of them could not be identified even if they were arrested with rioting gears like helmets, huge umbrella on sunny day, protective gears etc. Out of every riot, e.g 300+ rioters, only 20+ would be arrested in the early months. i.e less than 10%. So out of 12000 people, with 99.3% of rioters got away with rioting as less than 1000 were jailed. This sad affair ultimately prompted Beijing to establish the national security law. So hong kongers could no longer legally commit treason, like flying to the Congress and demanding America to sanction hong kong and China if hong kong couldn't have a western style democracy. How many protestors were killed by the hong kong police during 5 months of protests and riots? ZERO. Did rioters kill anyone? One unarmed cleaner was murdered by a rioter in broad daylight as they got accustomed to throwing bricks at the police and they threw bricks at unarmed innocents for opposing violent protests. Another was set on fire and required multiple surgeries to survive. A total of at least 70+ unarmed innocents were severely hospitalised by rioters, a dozen required surgeries as the fascist mobs beat them to a pulp. Did DW report them? Only a few were reported like they were isolated incidents when in fact the rioters brutality against unarmed innocents were happening EVERY SINGLE WEEK for FIVE months, terrorising millions of hong kongers. Solution? Many pretend to support them. e.g they stopped all the cars at motorways and demand drivers to donate money to their cause, so many simply shouted their protests slogans and they were immediately let go!
It is not true that Hong Kong had zero free speech under British rule. Hong Kong was one of the freest places on the planet, with numerous newspapers, books and magazines publishing industry, not to mention the most vibrant film and television industries in Asia.
Under British rule, there were elections in three levels of government, the Legislative Council, urban council and district councils. Under the last governor, the functional constituency was expanded to cover half the population, effectively giving two votes to each person.
@@darshanchung the British only opened up elections in the last 3 yrs of their rule. Prior to that the government were all appointed europeans ruling, and violently suppressed protests by the Asian population who wanted right. They literally had separate laws depending on race
Singapore should accept these superior HK teachers to make our students have independent thinking instead of chanting The Pledge every day but not practising them.
There are much better and qualified teachers or lecturers out there that Singapore schools or university will accept. Don't think too highly of these HongKong teachers. I have lived and worked in HongKong for 15 years. The kind of HK teachers in general are not in par with those in developed countries.
This article does seem to talk a lot about the National Security Law in Hong Kong. How come all countries and territories around the world are allowed to have a National Security Law but Hong Kong is not ? Doesn’t this seem weird ?
Because the CCP knows how to take advantage of laws and turn them into their favor? It's not about whether they can use it or not. It's about who can abuse it
@@veggie276 🤣check and balance measures ? The fact that no one went to prison for the biggest war-crime(Iraq$war) in the 21st century is depressing. Still blows my mind how the American govt can criticize any country while they still have these same people walking around in office to this day.
@@veggie276 U$A Proud Boys leader sentenced to 22 years in prison for Capitol riot . Compare to .. Most HK riot leader sentenced to 4 years or less in prison
Whatever your feelings towards the Chinese may be, there is no denying that HK is their land and they have absolute authority to direct the education system. Western values and methods are not always the best nor do they always work. Personally, it looks like the National Security Law has successfully rooted out the potential subversive elements in Hong Kong's educational system. These leavers would've caused much discontent and conflict in China in the long run, so good riddance I say 👍🏼
@@dannylove7507They left China because they don’t want to follow the Chinese law. The Chinese government requires them to keep their data in China, just like what US required for TikTok. But unlike TikTok, google and Facebook refused to do so. At the same time, they also refused to follow the Chinese government censorship rule, which I don’t agree with, because I think the Chinese people now are rational and educated enough to tell what is right and wrong.
Western values like capitalism, a free press and rule of law is what built up Hong Kong. Hong Kong has every right to determine its own education system under the 50 year deal signed by Beijing. What you describe as "good riddance" is welcomed as talent in many other countries.
The population of Hong Kong is going to dwindle by half in 50 years. Only immigration from China will stop this drop; but then China itself is going to experience just as drastic a drop in population.
some of the teachers were too biased and spreading false info about china in the class, thats why the education bureau had to set a guideline on the teaching materials
@@donttalkcrap yes and the massacre of children by catholic church in canada and massacre of indians by americans have also happened, tell me anywhere in the earth that has no such human tragedies
Of course the departure of experienced teachers will slow down; that's what happens whey there are none left!! After all, the system isn't creating more of them!!
I mean, yes, the Texas state very much does not care. Texas separatism is talked about every few years. It's not explicitly taught at school, because that's not really educational material. But teachers and parents are free to express that ideology with no legal consequence. That's the difference. Singapore as well. Opposing voices is not banned overall, that's the tactic of a cowardice government, who cannot take criticism or feedback from their citizens to serve them better. They only care about their own power of control.
For the U.S., they definitely would allow it. The Department of Education doesn’t dictate curricula, the states do. Southern states taught that the Southern states were right to secede (and often still teach it). We have free speech in the U.S.
@@rambam23 oh really? The US merely have "state control" one level down at the state level. That is hardly free speech. Conservatives in the US have a pretty strange concept of what free speech is. A great example is Elon Musk. The free speech absolutionist who regularly ban people who say things he doesn't like. Governments in the US definitely do dictate curricula. Only it's not the federal government that does it but state governments. This does not mean teachers are free to teach what they believe is correct. Straightforward recent example, DeSantis's don't say gay law. So if China kicks down the state control of education down to the provincial level, you would be fine with it. If it is a provincial government in China that does this and not the national government, then you would have no problem? Well, you do realize don't you that the HK government is an autonomous provincial level government.
Actually they do unironically. But then people dont really care since it doesnt really change things or there is no incentive or reason to separate. Hong Kongs case on the otherhand...
The news report stated that 4 out 10 teachers leaving the profession were doing so because of the new security. So basically 40%, whilst 60% are leaving for other reasons most likely retiring. So the bulk of those leaving are doing so for normal reasons, yet the news report makes it out that its all because of the new security law.
Yup better leave if you can't abide by the country's laws and customs. To where? Britain, US, Europe & Singapore? Make sure you respect these countries' National Security Law !!!
@@loando7812who told you they can teach what they like? In some states in US, they have to teach kids as young as 10 about mustabation, LGBTQ and exploring sex. If they refused, they hv to quit.
@@Whatisnottaken LOL. There was no modern HK before then. Yet after the British gained possession of HK, the Chinese flocked there. Ahahahahahaha. Edit: BYW, HK was ceded in perpetuity to the British.
You are wrong stupids, most of them sold their property at highest price in hk 😂😂, only useless people like you still living in a flat less than 200 square feet, so poor😂
Actually there is shortage of teachers in the UK - particularly those with a degree in Maths and Sciences. UK is a liberal, democratic, multi-cultural country and Hong Kongers are very welcome.
I can’t see why those teachers think they are under pressure regarding the National security Law. Well, unless they want to overthrow the HK or Chinese government, or they want HK to go independent. It is wrong to promote anti -China at Liberal Study. Those teachers are saying this is against their freedom. I would ask them try to be a teacher in England schools and promote Scotland independence and see what would happen to them! Those teachers think inciting hatred is part of Liberal Study, part of their freedom, I think it’s time to put that right by the introduction of the National Security Law!
@@kenyup7936we are brainwashed to believe Singapore is the best even is only an island 😂😂😂. I advice my kids to get PR of other countries, as a precaution.
My observations is you go to School for education not to be immersed in politics. I say get your basic education 1st. Such as Mathematics, Science, & Language & vocational skills. As these are basic skills. Participants of Education journey is to learn not politicize. Political aspirations are secondary. That is pragmatic approach. Especially the primary & secondary students. I say to them these are infants still being milk by thier parents. Are they making thier own living. The primary aim of going to school is to equipping the children for to be able to find thier own lifelong skills to enable them live & be able to stand on thier own. I say be practical not political & don't politicize education.
How could they stand on their own if they can't even think for themselves. You don't make sense. What if the government wants to build a brothel next to your house? Do you just worry about math and science?
@@bananian To spices up the conversation...You lack business or investment knowledge or experience. I don't mean to be rude. You need to educate yourself or be less naive inorder to come out with a better agruments. Gov't don't just build brothel next to your home. This is nonsense. There are something call zoning in the local Gov't land use planning. Unless it is a corrupt administration it is something call change of use by the local authority.
No don't be stupid, they're across the whole world unlike Uyghurs. What do you think US or UK are doing to koreans or japanese? You're under their spell
It is not a bad thing for Hong Kong students. A student from Hong Kong told me that only an unqualified person wants to be a teacher. I believe it is true. Those Hong Kong university teachers cannot find teaching positions in the UK. Instead, they turned to be dishwashers, cleaners, etc. If they have excellent research and publications, they should be able to find a teaching position in the West. The unqualified teachers make the vacations for qualified people by their leaving.
The government officials and the education bureau staff interviewed here are such bad representatives for HK.. they don't talk or think like ordinary Hong Kongers.. they're so mainland/ccp thinking.
Wow, the same thing is happening in America. Experienced teachers are leaving and bringing in new teachers. I thought they were driving out the veteran teachers for financial reasons, but now I am beginning to think this is just worldwide.
_People's Republic of China always have freedom with exception for defamation, provoke, mock, insult, 'lies, cheat, steal' (quoted by mike pompeo in US), racism because those are immoral teaching from western countries, western religions which only bring hatred and violence that will disturb the stability, peace and harmony within the country. China government welcome contribution a solution to a problem rather complains thing already happened or known to anyone while the government is solving it._
You are speaking nonsense Hong Kong people enjoy far more freedom under China than Under the British Hong Kong people has no political right Under the British Hong Kong people enjoy greatest freedom in its history right now
@@WingkKong Tell that to the man just got arrested today in Sogo department store for holding up a bunch of white flowers. Tell that to the democratically elected legislators who got jailed or disqualified.
@@WingkKongabsolute nonsense…did the colonial government ever arrest such large number of legislative councillors, journalists, lawyers, doctors, students like the SAR government did in the past few years?
1:33 "When I first time get there to work, I didn't aware ...." 17 years' teaching experience but can't put together a proper English sentence without grammatical errors ?
0:25: 📚 The National Security Law in Hong Kong has led to significant changes in the education sector, resulting in teacher resignations and surplus school places. 6:06: ✅ The 2019 anti-extradition protests in Hong Kong escalated into demands for democratic reforms, leading to clashes between demonstrators and police. 11:20: 📚 Education in Hong Kong needs improvement in terms of knowledge about Leal education and the implementation of National Security Law education. 18:48: 📚 The Hong Kong government is revising teaching materials to ensure they do not violate the National Security Law, with a focus on removing liberal studies from the curriculum. 27:59: 🎓 Experienced teachers leaving the profession in record numbers, causing disruptions for students and novice teachers. 35:10: ! Having fewer students per teacher can lead to better education outcomes, but school mergers and closures due to declining student populations may result in a surplus of teachers. 40:47: 📚 The video discusses the differences in education systems between Hong Kong and China. Recap by Tammy AI
The previous HK education system produced a bunch of little rioters that smashed and burned the city. It's high time for a education reform in Hong Kong, those who doesn't like it can leave, no one is stopping them. As HK becomes integrated with the Greater Bay Area, it may even see a resurgence high tech R&D in manufacturing. Currently, HK is just a glorified bank with very high cost of living
Let these people leave Hong Kong into Western Woke educational system. Where their children will learn about gay sex in elementary school. I begin to see the decline of the oversea Chinese children in moral and ethic performance.
Actually it is the Hong Kong civil servants create All the chaos in Hong Kong The education system are controlled by the civil service Because they are the people left behind by the British They do not like China They still think the British is their master
This is a valuable video that allows us to understand the current state of secondary school education in Hong Kong. It's a bold move to make changes to the teachers' camp to eliminate elements of rebellion against the Chinese Communist Party from the educational field. I feel like firing people who don't meet the unique Mainland Chinese curriculum requirements is going too far. The reason why they don't provide history education may be that it is bad for the Chinese Communist Party to have to tell the history, which is said to be ``100-year shame (百年的耻)'' that 100 years ago was colonized by the Japanese Empire and the British Empire. Maybe.
Hong Kong enjoy far more Freedom under China than under the Goddamn British The British discriminate Hong Kong people As if Hong Kong people did not exist
@@dannylove7507 You are speaking nonsense Hong Kong people enjoy more freedom under China than Under the British The British rule Hong Kong as dictator Hong Kong people has no political right Under the British Under China we can select our own government
@cna you should do a vid comparing the national security law between the usa uk with china!!! the nsl of china is very simple and straightforward compared to the nsl of any western country!
I wonder how that lady feels you have no free speech against the crown and you can be jailed if you talk badly about the king... I'm sure she'll say "oh well you must follow the law" while not realising how hypocritical it is.
@@Devilishlybenevolent totally agreed! these people say china that china this, they dont have a clue how china operates! china have more freedom, right, and democracy that any western country, if you study their political system and what they have done for the common people! i didnt know about anything about china, until i do my research, cause i have been in the usa my entire life.
Looks like Singapore will become the new Hong Kong, or should i say it will be like what Hong Kong used to be before the evil empire took it back, so therefore the old Hong Kong.
It’s about the content of the national security law, not its mere existence. The HK law criminalizes activism for democracy as seen with the Hong Kong 47. G7 countries don’t imprison people for their political beliefs. In the US, one may even advocate the violent overthrow of the government (Brandenburg vs Ohio) as long as you’re not inciting “imminent lawless action.” Germany is the most restrictive of the G7 in terms of “anti-constitutional speech” the other 6 are generally quite tolerant of revolutionary rhetoric. Even Germany doesn’t come close to HK’s criminalization of any “subversion of state power” which effectively criminalizes all dissent.
This is a bad situation, cos some of the earlier teachers, and also actual professors as well. They were actually both researche candidates in other countries, into PhD levels as well as commercial consultants as well in their actual special areas. And now, these young teachers, are going to be merely just "rotate teachers"... Whereas many of the UK's situation, can have a mixture, cos there are more people. For example, the parents, could be engineers, car manufacturers, previous doctors... and the teachers might just be teacher, directly from the education sector, and are more administrative only. Many actual workers from earlier factories, they were headhunted into the research dept of universities. And many parents, tried to encourage their kids to also do pet projects too. And even the actual media sector films this, and watches these kind of competitions... Like, mini robot war... It's like... people get a rounded education, both practicals, as well as conceptual. Mrs Ip.. the way she said this, "but we want the best metritocracy".... Er.... You only have 8 million people, Mrs Ip..... This is losing that actual basic layer, and you're dumbing down, to be frank. Which means that, when they come into the working world, they have an actual WORST time as well ???!!!
Then train the mainland schools.... to have a "pre-foundation year" for independent thinking. And vice versa. i.e. For children in HK... they should have a year out to go into the mainland, to study their ancestral Chinese roots, and some of the chinese histories as well. Poem writing, language development etc etc etc. HK people are good at BS'ing... normally.... That is what they are good at. Same with some of the SE Asian countries as well. More talk than practises and real life experiences. Mrs Ip has also never worked in the commercial sectors either. So... and when is she going to step down, and pass the baton onwards? Cos that should have been what happened in the end. And then let that salary thing turn around on its own. But she didn't step down at all. And this is half the issue here really. Just like, Singapore stated that they have the common law. And yet, it doesn't appear so, cos when compared to the UK. Same with HK as well. Even though she keeps saying that common law practically allows you to do what you like, without insulting the state's... her words, doesn't exactly matches that of the teacher's comments, about needing to remove certain materials, cos it appears "embarassing".... What seems to be the issue here is also that, some of the commercial aspect.. is bring into the political tier level ? And the thing is, she wouldn't and doesn't see it, cos HK is such a small tiny city. She does NOT see the effect of her actual words at all ???? Even though laws came in for media, TV, and radio, and whatever... WHY then.. is the commercial sectors in HK is diluting, and indirectly influencing other countries' democracies as well then ? Why is this happening ??? The PRC does not and cannot indirectly use the internet to ruin other countries politics either. That boundary is not there at all !!!! When it SHOULD. Facebook and many other technology companies, as well as actual commercial companies, have indirectly adopted Chinese politics into the running operation of their own every day lives? That should NEVER happen. Why ? Cos they are NOT State-Owned Enterprises ??? And the thing is, these teachers are going to find it even HARDER to comprehend or to define those subjects or those books to implement them... cos they have not lived in another political system like the UK or other countries with Common Law... before their comments ???? Now THAT is weird...
No country in the world promotes local state identity over national identity. HK needs to evolve and develop a national identity. They also needs to be educated in the evils of colonization.
Developing national identity is understandable. However, changing the history in textbooks, discouraging critical thinking, and blindly supporting the Communist party are problematic.
@@_________ddeverything in Hong Kong history is written by the Britain , that need to change . Just like India change their history after British were kick out from India.
![The Hong Konger: Jimmy Lai's Extraordinary Struggle for Freedom [Full Film]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bRkuv-fOV7k/mqdefault.jpg)
"Drop-out teachers" makes it seem like they left due to their own failure. No, they left because of a broken system.
normal Hong Kong people have nothing change by the National Security Law...only the terrorist in 2019. But yes the EDU system is broken.....
No. They left because they could not handle a Chinese identity. They believe they are British subjects.
Not broken but a new non-colonial minded system.
Broken? No it’s a transformation to a new system
@@tomchen513
That's so true. These people seem to take some immense pride in being a subject of the Queen and didn't mind being second class citizens in their own country. At one time the Hong Kong Chinese were restricted from certain parts of the colony and some clubs had signs saying dogs and Chinese were not allowed entry.
A real teacher teaches students to think independently, to have a critical mind, not to obey blindly.
Then they are not real teachers.
Old system allowed people to question their government. New teaching education does not allow this. Only to love mother China
Well they did that in america now 40 percent of the country believes trump got robbed. Jan 6 is just the beginning😂
Ya LoR you correct sia..
@@nanningbear 學而不思則罔! Learning without thinking is useless! Said by Confucius, the eternal teacher.
The moment you see Regina Ip, you know nonsense is coming…She is hated by HK people but is able to keep her jobs because she kneels down to the CCP so hard…
Source: Keyboard
the richest 20% and the poorest 20% in Hong Kong are more likely to be pro-China
Agreed!
The truth is always ugly. Just because people can't accept it doesn't mean that what she said is not true.
@@Golfin-s1u you go and check up data yourself lazy @user-wq4fb7zt8y
No matter how the government says how “good” they are. Huge numbers of leaving of teachers, professionals and families are voting to this government. bless to real HKers wherever your are.
good thing is nowadays you can find many much cheaper dish washing machines in London's Chinatown
LOL. They always coming back to Hong Kong or China. Because in u.k is also not great country anymore. Woke, bad crime, drugs, bad econome, etc like Australië , usa, Canada.
if we can't vote with a ballot, we vote with our feet.
@@to04buk unfortunately, you need to wash your own dish
@@NewNew-iw3vo nah I just hire a cheap dish washin machine
the last statement from the speaker "so basically Hong Kong is no longer a bridge between the West and the East." Very true.
Which is good, Hong Kong doesn't want any homeless drug addicts from USA going there.
The rest of the world will use new bridge built in SEA...
The fact that CNA Insider has an episode on this topic, not a HK broadcaster, and not having an academic in Hong Kong who can comment on this objectively on record, says it all about today’s HK.
Nothing would be objective from the govt official😅
CNA research on this topic is bare minimum. I know a couple both a teacher in HK UNI, the main reason they left because they cannot accept mainland china teacher have higher wage and position. their mindset is china mainland are lower than them
time move on but they have not
@lilymaywong5780 Do you know that CNA is an anti China channel. CNA is an extension of CNN. Don’t be naive.
I can't watch these HK council members talk anymore, they make me nauseous. What a bunch of lies they're spewing. I weep for Hong Kong. The feeling of patriotism isn't forced but nurtured through diverse schools of thought. The Chinese Communist Party wants to promote patriotism and going back to the 'roots' but where are the roots that promoted diverse opinion to 'encourage rounded and multi-faceted' thinking that often led to wise leaders in history? What happened to allowing criticism to straighten and broaden the perspective of the Governing body? The Chinese government just likes to pick and choose whatever suits their agenda.
I still love Hong Kong and I miss China like a part of me has been ripped from me but I certainly have no love for CCP
Let's be realistic. Without the CCP, China would not be what it is today. For such a big country, with dozens of ethnic groups each with their own language, culture and religion, it could easily have broken up into a few states. Foreign powers are always looking for opportunities to create unrest under the guise of freedom of speech.
Well said.
In some ways Singapore education is like this too - there is only one "correct" way of answering questions, thread within the framework or be penalised, coerced to admit your "wrongdoing" even though you may not have committed it.
Do you want to elaborate your "some ways"? For one thing I know, Singapore teachers will never say "The mentor has been left", gees, what school did she graduated from? Timbaktu University? Interesting how will she teach English in her class. Pity her students.
I went through Singapore's education system and honestly cannot empathize with what you are talking about. The only possible subject that might be arguably politicized is social studies, and even that is usually considered an unimportant subject that people usually just ignore unless needing to memorize some talking points for O levels.
Every single other subject I have taken (save for literature) only has one right answer and rightly so, there is 1+1=2, sodium is a group 1 metal, water breaks are expensive to maintain. I really hope that these "correct" answers remain correct otherwise we are going to have a huge problem.
Something similar happened to Taiwan in the late 90s, but the other way around. Was in the Taiwan's education system till 1996, was taught that Taiwan was part of China and even how we the should work to over take back mainland China. When all hope is lose of retake mainland China, the country started to putting emphases on being Taiwanese and how Taiwan is independent from China. That sh_t confuses the hell out of me when I get back to Taiwan 10 years later to face people talks up on how Taiwanese culture is when all the root of it comes from mainland China(unless they are the indigenous people).
That is the first time I realized the power of public education!
Yep, but you see, based on western liberals, that's not bad revisionism or a problem. No matter what political ideology you fall under, that is a textbook case of rewriting history to fit the agenda.
when you have access to internet none of it matters
the real history will remain in the internet
its the first time i heard Taiwan teach their kids trying to overtake China lmfao too funny
Incorrect the root Ch1nese culture is from Canton. Now we live overseas.
People in Mainland china should not be taken as a unitary group, there are so many distinctions between different cultural groups in different provinces and sometimes even the same province. The disparities between people in different states are so great that the languages are not even mutually intelligible. Hokkien people are different from cantonese which are different from people from Zhejiang or Anhui
It is ridiculous to say Taiwan was part of China and you want to retake it. Instead you should have been taught that China was part of Taiwan.
So Lo Kit Ling, with 17 years of teaching experience, is now a teacher in England. I wonder what she teaches and certainly hope it is not the English language.
All Hongkongers are welcomed in the UK, a new start & freedom of speech awaits you.
It is the end of Hong Kong as a distinct identity; it will just become another big Chinese city; no different from any other.
Haha yet another documentary talking down HK by CNA. If Singapore is in the same shoes, wonder what will the Sg government do? Don't blame the National Security Law as you'll find this law in every single country in the Western world. Not to mention ASEAN countries including Singapore as well. So if you guys have National Security Law, I don't see what the fuss is all about having it in Hong Kong. For those who moved to UK, don't they have National Security Law too?
People still go on with their normal daily life after the roaches are gone. No more thugs setting fire on random bystanders, no more bricks being thrown by these cowards. Less noise and foolish scenes created by the Pro-western sponsored politicians that appeared daily on the news (what a nuisance). Life is all back to normal.
Why whenever the UK or USA goes, the result is war, famine, and deaths?
@@cimonkien9833 coz their economy is largely fuelled by staging wars. Arms dealers getting hundreds of billion each year which they are happily donating tons of money for the presidential campaign to both Democrats and Republican parties. Why they weren’t called this as corruption but instead called donations?!
Not pro west, just not pro CCP, means not pro censorship, oppression, corruption, and hate education. That’s wat you are doing now, what does it have to do with the west? Most people just want democracy, from freedom of speech to keeping your hard earned money. Who wants to be like jack ma, khodorkovsky, and the many that didn’t even make the news.
Disappointed in what Hong Kong has turned into. Friends of mine from there no longer speak to us here in the States because of fear of retaliation if they say the wrong thing.
Hong Kong has lost a lot of soft power from this situation. Breaks my heart. Grew up around many people from the city-state. San Francisco bay arwa culture is heavily influenced by Catonese culture and it's just so sad I don't feel safe to travel there now for this or that perspective. Can't trust that the CCP won't choose to put me in jail for mild disagreement with them...
I hope someday things turn around. They've effectively ruined Hong Kong's image abroad. :(
Yes, they’ve ruined all Chinese descendants images.
the people who left at 180,000 are replaced by mainlanders but no one is having kids in hk or mainland so classes sit empty. daycares are closing.
do you mean those people who left are having multiple kids?
Many mainlanders are having kids in Hong Kong!
@@LuZhao-z4q - the more talented/wealthier people who have the option to move are more likely to have kids. Older Hong Kongers with retirement money and without dependent kids are more likely to move to mainland China
@jackychick
I am a Hong konger, and it is absolutely ridiculous that the so-called resistance from activists were ALL supporting Hong Kong INDEPENDENCE. Only people who are nuts would think that is possible, yet almost all rioters as well as many protestors were demanding self determination like a referendum for independence.
Almost all politicians from the so-called democratic party( in name only) broke the election laws on purpose and many were jailed subsequently despite repeated warnings from the government.
Most of the activists who organised the protests were also trying to be famous in local media as they would be interviewed by many journalists and literally everyone of them tried to run for local elections ! Protests were simply tools for them to get media exposure.
Western media in 2019 wanted to dump it down to communist sympathiers vs democracy protestors (blue and yellow ribbon in hong kong) when in fact the silent majority were both afraid of the communist AND they were even more afraid of fascist freedom fighters ( i.e the rioters) who hospitalised anyone that dared to exercise free speech and opposed their vandalism and violent protests.
Doxxing was rampant as children and relatives of the police, or anyone who dared to oppose violent protests were threatened and their homes attacked.
Many fled Hong Kong because they were arrested during the riots to escape potential prosecutions. what s the prosecution rate? out of 12000+ rioters, less than 1000 were sent to jail despite being caught red handed at the riots. Most were not even charged as you need beyond reasonable doubt in hong kong to prosecute a rioter.
By wearing masks, most of them could not be identified even if they were arrested with rioting gears like helmets, huge umbrella on sunny day, protective gears etc.
Out of every riot, e.g 300+ rioters, only 20+ would be arrested in the early months. i.e less than 10%. So out of 12000 people, with 99.3% of rioters got away with rioting as less than 1000 were jailed.
This sad affair ultimately prompted Beijing to establish the national security law. So hong kongers could no longer legally commit treason, like flying to the Congress and demanding America to sanction hong kong and China if hong kong couldn't have a western style democracy.
How many protestors were killed by the hong kong police during 5 months of protests and riots? ZERO. Did rioters kill anyone? One unarmed cleaner was murdered by a rioter in broad daylight as they got accustomed to throwing bricks at the police and they threw bricks at unarmed innocents for opposing violent protests.
Another was set on fire and required multiple surgeries to survive. A total of at least 70+ unarmed innocents were severely hospitalised by rioters, a dozen required surgeries as the fascist mobs beat them to a pulp.
Did DW report them? Only a few were reported like they were isolated incidents when in fact the rioters brutality against unarmed innocents were happening EVERY SINGLE WEEK for FIVE months, terrorising millions of hong kongers.
Solution? Many pretend to support them. e.g they stopped all the cars at motorways and demand drivers to donate money to their cause, so many simply shouted their protests slogans and they were immediately let go!
Unfortunately most people outside of Hong Kong do not know the truth as the world media is dominated by the US state media.
I suppose you are content with HK now. All of these personae non gratae are Rishi Sunak's problems now.
😆Western media and CNA will never report those poison teacher educate the HK kids that "Opium War" is to save China.
30-4-2023 Ms. Chen ， Hong Kong parent, revealed that when she and her children were watching an online video of a general knowledge class in the second grade of primary school a few days ago, she discovered that when the teacher talked about the causes of the Opium War, he falsely claimed that the cause of the Opium War was "the British came to eliminate opium." So need to Attack China".
@kenlan3347 Yes, good riddance to bad rubbish really.
Feel so sorry for the HK teachers n students.
don't be. the teachers who left are the real trouble makers. teaching someone to argue & think is different from insinuating someone to hate. It's a fine line. You don't have politics course in the UK because teachers can steer the students to certain modes of thinking - they are young and naive. The teachers in hong kong were doing exactly that - under the guise of debate, they steered the students towards certain biases that they held. teacher's beliefs are also influenced by their background, and they probably aren't qualified to teach politics.
Same here, they got brain washed by the politicians who were against and betrayed their own country, what a shame😢
Here's what China's 🇨🇳 leadership fears the most:
- voting,
- freedom of speech,
- transparency, and
- the international rules-based system.
oh its u again the bitter Indian bot
Agreed. Never forget the protests against the CCP in Hong Kong.
My corruption home country also fears these 4 points 😂
I'm glad China is forging its own way and not following the colonial system set up by the US and her allies. Look at how Africa has been "helped" by the west with their bs loan traps and look at them now in less than a decade you can see tangible change.
That is hilarious, when the people in HK protested for rights in 1960s they were violently put down. Stark contrast to 2019
I really feel for the teachers. Imagine having to rewrite the history books.
It’s not rewrite the history but to bury the truth underground forever, CCP is a regime who never ever want his people to know the truth of what is happening inside and outside their country, it’s a brainwashing cult education system to control their people, hates and fear are deeply rooted in CCP ideology and they have no respect for mankind even they are of the same origin, people who don’t obey their barbarism laws will be vanished forever, this the true faces of CCP!
Was it truly a REWRITE? Or, just telling them stop being like a British step children.
@@NorCalMoDo if the step children are able to live with dignity and respect living with their biological parents who treat them like pigs 🐖 what would you choose? Chinese is deeply adopting their barbaric ways of controlling their children for generations just like what was in the Chinese history “臣要君死，君不得不死，父要子亡，子不得不亡“ if CCP is so kind and good why Chinese from the mainland still struggling to leave the country? Please don’t behave like a pig, look into the reality before you open mouth or telling lies to cover their cruelty?
@@NorCalMoDo Of course they have to re-write history. They are going to re-write the post war housing crisis in Hong Kong was solved by Red China under the 'great' leadership of Mao Ze Dong which is a complete baloni.
@@NorCalMoDo They have to wipe out mentioning of the millions of refugees from Red China under Mao making their hard and dangerous way to British colonial Hong Kong for survival from the late 1950's to early 1960's for face saving Chairman Mao who also happened to be one of my grand relative.
Doesn't matter, loads of teachers from mainland can fill the gap, especially they follow the CCP's orders much more closely, which the government is very happy with.
Absolutely and it served well for those who uphold the pride of the motherland, nice job
@@chiewata What is "motherland" ?
@@rk8872 the Nazis called it Reichland
You sound as if you are born with a pea for a brain. Go and get a pig's one as I am sure it is better than a pea. You might also showed some sign of intelligence.
So are we saying the Nazis's way are right?
0:25: 📚 The National Security Law in Hong Kong has led to significant changes in the education sector, resulting in teacher resignations and surplus school places.
6:06: ✅ The 2019 anti-extradition protests in Hong Kong escalated into demands for democratic reforms, leading to clashes between demonstrators and police.
11:20: 📚 Education in Hong Kong needs improvement in terms of knowledge about Leal education and the implementation of National Security Law education.
18:48: 📚 The Hong Kong government is revising teaching materials to ensure they do not violate the National Security Law, with a focus on removing liberal studies from the curriculum.
27:59: 🎓 Experienced teachers leaving the profession in record numbers, causing disruptions for students and novice teachers.
35:10: ! Having fewer students per teacher can lead to better education outcomes, but school mergers and closures due to declining student populations may result in a surplus of teachers.
40:47: 📚 The video discusses the differences in education systems between Hong Kong and China.
Recap by Tammy AI
excellent summary, thank you so much
@@falling_banana it's the AI that had done it but still equally amazing and excellent
Tq for the summary. I watch the entire video too. Quite fascinating. I agree small classes teachers can produce better results. So all is not lost.
GOOD RIDDANCE
THEY (these brain-washed teachers) r RE-WRITING HISTORY as per their WESTERN POWERS instructions
what is liberal study?
PATRIOTISM is called political propaganda. teaching chinese about their history is crime. I am shocked by double standards.
They have not left their British colonial mentality
Patriotism is pretty much not taught in most democratic countries, their citizens are very patriotic by nature. Love your British colony sarcasm. Hong Kong had been lucky to have had an adopted dad for a while, otherwise, China would not have been able to use it as a sample city to copy from for the past 25 years.
not all the truth. why no content of influence of foreign country, like UK, and USA CIA in Hongkong? try think if its in Singapore how it will be like?
My primary school teachers and classmates had long migrated to Canada and the States in the 80s. The attrition rate nowadays is unprecedented in Hong Kong’s history simply because Hong Kong has successfully transformed into XiangGang.
Oh god, I would cry if they change the city's name...
Singapore is in no position to say anything about the NSL base on the way in which the Singaporean govt treats dissidents
Singaporeans can openly criticise the government. Both in personal conversation and on social media. I've done lots of it myself. Nothing happens.
@@kianmetarudesu9572.... do take note, not to cross over the POFMA line.
@gotmyonu1027 even if u do cross pofma line, at most they ask u to take down. You won't disappear or get arrested. I've criticised the government many times on social media. Even called some ministers disgraceful. Nothing has happened. :)
@@kianmetarudesu9572 Amos Yee？
@tsunningwah3471 he's a nutcase. Making accusations he can't prove. It's not the same as saying u think LHL is not gd enough. Which u can definitely say. Try saying xjp is not gd enough in China social media
Singapore is freer than HK
what were the teachers teaching ? do you allow teaching radical and violent ideas, and subversion of government in Singapore ? PM lee will take a at CNA managment ?
When we put a topic under critical examination, it definitely lead to different opinions. Liberal study is important, while picking some topic indicates we put those topics into controversy. I think the problem is not liberal study, the problem is why we intently put national identity into question. I wonder if other countries also enroll this issue into liberal study topics.
Omg you are so naive. You think you as an adult know all the truth? Education is all brain wash even if you try to teach them critical thinking. The world is not for you to think. You can only find out the truth with your own real world experience and investigation. You can never find out the truth by thinking.
Most democratic countries do.
Yeah: half an American advanced degree is liberal arts crud no one needs that isn't in those majors. I'm American. I will be doing my degree somewhere else because those filler classes caused me to be unable to complete it in the first place. You must have them to graduate.
Still can't get over the fact that HKer's took freedom for granted for two decades and lost it due to protest against a small extradition bill... why would you sacrifice so much for the few who directly challenges the authority, especially many of them end up fleeing HK anyway... those who hijack'd the people of hong kong into a rebellion, then leave HKer to suffer, should have been ignored and throw out of HK in the first place.
PS: I'm a foreigner who've lived in HK, Shanghai, Beijing before '97 and recently, and there's no 'enforcement of national security' like the way they force it on HKer's now... this whole mess is purely the doing of the few extremist.
lets face it, they never had any real freedom in the first place if this was all it took
Typically like a few make the majority to pay the price. Originally it was just to introduce the fugitive offender law, but later it became a mess and it was directly replaced by the national security law. You don't like hard bite carrots, take the stick.
Hong Kong will certainly turn into a mainland in a few short years. There was no doubt about it from the beginning of the handover. It just came little sooner than expected.
Better than remaining a little Britain forever threatening to cause problems. They brought this upon themselves. Serves them right.
The democratic people attack ordinary Hong Kong citizen
Should the central government Do nothing and let these people destroy Hong Kong
@@dashong8912without the British Hong Kong will just be a tiny barren fishing village
@@dannylove7507 Or it may have turned out to be better. We don't know how things would have turned out.
@@dannylove7507 Better a Chinese fishing village than white men's land.
This is a simply political turnover from the old British colonial system. The new law is a result of it not because of it.
It would be great if CNA insider can provide English voice over like what DW do, as I often listen on this as a podcast and it’s hard to follow when people speaking their own languages.
I had a British Sinophobe try to tell me no one in Hong Kong misses the British era. Boy do I laugh every time I remember that opinion.
Hong Kong isn't recognized as a international city. Hong Kong and Singapore shared a common characteristics such as racism and discrimination against various groups. Mistreatment and exploitation of foreign workers can be found too
those various groups include Chinese though.
Chinese privilege and entitlement. Chinese aren't included in this racist society.@@hearhere2165
Nice insight. But racism is not unique to just this 2 tiny place. Look in the mirror and your own country.
Teachers come to Vancouver, we need you.
As Singaporean, we have a freedom of speech as long as we do not stir racial hatred. I do love living in Singapore and am proud to be a Singaporean in many ways. Nevertheless I have to admit that there are also shortcomings of the Government that i am discontented with. We can still voice it out at Hong Lim Park. Personally I am feeling that the CCP system is getting closer and closer to his DPRK neighbour
Yes, don't rely on your personal feeling. It is not accurate and show how ignorant you are. You have freedom of speech? Go and find out how many defamation cases the Lee nepotistic dynasty used to silence dissent. Better still ask his own brother of how democratic Singapore is. Don't forget about his nephew. These are all part of his family.
Very good comment, and so true.
And the reason you were able to come up with that conclusion, is, because you had the freedom to think for yourself.
freedom of speech? SG is closer to DPRK than you think! All media outlets were state controlled and funded. Newspaper, radio and TV stations all state owned. CNA of course is state owned and funded.
Beijing needs to learn to sue like the Singapore government. Especially to the ones speaking on behalf of Washington.
Still I doubt we can teach liberalism in University.
how come a English teacher can not use English in the interview
Generally speaking China has taken measures which are good to its territorial integrity and national interest/security
"Chinese history" was a selective course in Hong Kong, with only around 10% of the high student took it, and 30% of those takers later dropped out of the class
According to semi-annual surveys done by Hong Kong University:
Only near 20% of the people viewed themselves as Chinese/Chinese, while over 70% viewed themselves exclusively as Honkongers in Hong Kong or China's Hong Kong, but not as Chinese
Over the years, the demands of many demonstrators were really for de facto independence though they might or might not say it publicly
during the last waves of demonstrations, "one Hong Kong and one China" demonstration signs were showing up in a lot of places
significant number of demonstrators publicly discriminated mainland Chinese during the last waves of demonstrations, in a lot places. speaking mandarin would be a sin to many
its old education system must have a lot to do with those
And so you force propaganda down their throats until they're obedient little servants to the state...If a woman doesn't love you, you going to brainwash her too?
It had nothing to do with the educational system, and everything to do with their experiences with mainland Chinese in the past 50 years. Morals, ethics, and respect for others are among some of the things that are dramatically different from typical hongkongers.
@@funpau7549 Of course it has A LOT to do with the education system. Contrary to what you said, NOT all Hongkongers are the same. Many are identify with we mainland Chinese. I personally had met some in graduate school here in US. I have a couple of older people from Hong Kong, as my neighbors. We came here in 1970s to get their phd degrees. We have a great relationship. I have their house keys for years, so that I can take care of their pets when they travel. They regularly visit mainland Chinese, and don't have the sense of superiority or prejudice as many hongkongers had shown in front of cameras.
For about 20 years, Hongkong's education system contribute a great deal with vast majority of people under 40 not viewing themselves as Chinese at all. For quite a while in the past, many Hongkongers were looking down on Taiwanese as well. The colonial history certain had a lot to do with the mindset or views by a very significant percentage of people there.
Thank you Curry Lamb for your contribution to HK's downfall
Thank her for no longer having random fires, elderly people being beat, hooligans throwing bricks that killed an old man.
The moment the protest turned violent, is the moment it lost its legitimacy.
Well said
Who is Curry Lamb?
@@gotmyonu1027 4th Chief Executive of Hong Kong
@@Vincent-mv6uxand pity your mother cow dung for having you too 😂😂
What's worse: China's too little liberalism or the West's too much liberalism?
Try asking your question in mainland China. I think that will help you a lot with your answer. You can have some quiet time by yourself to consider it.
The best is to take what is good and reject what is bad in any ideology. Apply that to liberalism, communism, Islam, Christianity, etc etc
The Chinese people support their system
This is not really not your business
Chinese people has the right to chose their political system
@@WingkKong Not your business. The stock answer of every China ultranationalist. Don't meddle in China's internal affairs! 😂
Because of course you'd never dream of commenting on political events in the West. Heaven forbid
@@willsmith39 you are speaking nonsense
The American government also declare China and Russia
Interfere in american election
High quality documentary.thanks share
China is being unfairly treated. Internal affairs are being picked apart constantly. Everybody seems to have a say. What do you feel if others keep talking about your family affairs in an intrusive way? You would say "None of your business!"
Hong Kong, like China, is going downhill. Not everyone can leave, but those who can are already doing so. Money is fleeing as fast as it can!
why CNA is so interested in HK rioters ? similar reporting approach as BBX ?
To this day, I still don’t understand what the 2019 violence was about. They did not elect a single leader under british rule and had 0 free speech; they were very appreciative of their colonial masters. so what is the fuss in 2019?
@jackychick
I am a Hong konger, and it is absolutely ridiculous that the so-called resistance from activists were ALL supporting Hong Kong INDEPENDENCE. Only people who are nuts would think that is possible, yet almost all rioters as well as many protestors were demanding self determination like a referendum for independence.
Almost all politicians from the so-called democratic party( in name only) broke the election laws on purpose and many were jailed subsequently despite repeated warnings from the government.
Most of the activists who organised the protests were also trying to be famous in local media as they would be interviewed by many journalists and literally everyone of them tried to run for local elections ! Protests were simply tools for them to get media exposure.
Western media in 2019 wanted to dump it down to communist sympathiers vs democracy protestors (blue and yellow ribbon in hong kong) when in fact the silent majority were both afraid of the communist AND they were even more afraid of fascist freedom fighters ( i.e the rioters) who hospitalised anyone that dared to exercise free speech and opposed their vandalism and violent protests.
Doxxing was rampant as children and relatives of the police, or anyone who dared to oppose violent protests were threatened and their homes attacked.
Many fled Hong Kong because they were arrested during the riots to escape potential prosecutions. what s the prosecution rate? out of 12000+ rioters, less than 1000 were sent to jail despite being caught red handed at the riots. Most were not even charged as you need beyond reasonable doubt in hong kong to prosecute a rioter.
By wearing masks, most of them could not be identified even if they were arrested with rioting gears like helmets, huge umbrella on sunny day, protective gears etc.
Out of every riot, e.g 300+ rioters, only 20+ would be arrested in the early months. i.e less than 10%. So out of 12000 people, with 99.3% of rioters got away with rioting as less than 1000 were jailed.
This sad affair ultimately prompted Beijing to establish the national security law. So hong kongers could no longer legally commit treason, like flying to the Congress and demanding America to sanction hong kong and China if hong kong couldn't have a western style democracy.
How many protestors were killed by the hong kong police during 5 months of protests and riots? ZERO. Did rioters kill anyone? One unarmed cleaner was murdered by a rioter in broad daylight as they got accustomed to throwing bricks at the police and they threw bricks at unarmed innocents for opposing violent protests.
Another was set on fire and required multiple surgeries to survive. A total of at least 70+ unarmed innocents were severely hospitalised by rioters, a dozen required surgeries as the fascist mobs beat them to a pulp.
Did DW report them? Only a few were reported like they were isolated incidents when in fact the rioters brutality against unarmed innocents were happening EVERY SINGLE WEEK for FIVE months, terrorising millions of hong kongers.
Solution? Many pretend to support them. e.g they stopped all the cars at motorways and demand drivers to donate money to their cause, so many simply shouted their protests slogans and they were immediately let go!
CIA color revolution.
It is not true that Hong Kong had zero free speech under British rule. Hong Kong was one of the freest places on the planet, with numerous newspapers, books and magazines publishing industry, not to mention the most vibrant film and television industries in Asia.
Under British rule, there were elections in three levels of government, the Legislative Council, urban council and district councils. Under the last governor, the functional constituency was expanded to cover half the population, effectively giving two votes to each person.
@@darshanchung the British only opened up elections in the last 3 yrs of their rule. Prior to that the government were all appointed europeans ruling, and violently suppressed protests by the Asian population who wanted right. They literally had separate laws depending on race
Singapore should accept these superior HK teachers to make our students have independent thinking instead of chanting The Pledge every day but not practising them.
There are much better and qualified teachers or lecturers out there that Singapore schools or university will accept. Don't think too highly of these HongKong teachers. I have lived and worked in HongKong for 15 years. The kind of HK teachers in general are not in par with those in developed countries.
Those who can leave HK has left already. Those who remain are stuck there. HK is finished
This article does seem to talk a lot about the National Security Law in Hong Kong. How come all countries and territories around the world are allowed to have a National Security Law but Hong Kong is not ? Doesn’t this seem weird ?
Because the CCP knows how to take advantage of laws and turn them into their favor? It's not about whether they can use it or not. It's about who can abuse it
😅Somehow, English media need to Follow Washxington agenda.
Sad for Singaporean taxpayer paying for these news, which are not their interest
Compare China HK to western democratic countries where check and balance measures are in place ? China HK ? Legal system is now a tool for the govt.
@@veggie276 🤣check and balance measures ?
The fact that no one went to prison for the biggest war-crime(Iraq$war) in the 21st century is depressing.
Still blows my mind how the American govt can criticize any country while they still have these same people walking around in office to this day.
@@veggie276 U$A Proud Boys leader sentenced to 22 years in prison for Capitol riot .
Compare to ..
Most HK riot leader sentenced to 4 years or less in prison
BEST TO HAVE NO NATION. JUST BE HUMAN. EARTH BELONGS TO US. NOT INDIVIDUALS.
Whatever your feelings towards the Chinese may be, there is no denying that HK is their land and they have absolute authority to direct the education system. Western values and methods are not always the best nor do they always work.
Personally, it looks like the National Security Law has successfully rooted out the potential subversive elements in Hong Kong's educational system. These leavers would've caused much discontent and conflict in China in the long run, so good riddance I say 👍🏼
I think the curriculum should teach students why UA-cam and Google are banned in china
@@dannylove7507They left China because they don’t want to follow the Chinese law. The Chinese government requires them to keep their data in China, just like what US required for TikTok. But unlike TikTok, google and Facebook refused to do so. At the same time, they also refused to follow the Chinese government censorship rule, which I don’t agree with, because I think the Chinese people now are rational and educated enough to tell what is right and wrong.
Those who want to leave, they can leave any time. 😂 Like divorce. We don't love each other anymore. So bye...
Hear, hear. If it is about poor housing, then fix housing and not conflate democracy and freedom of the press for they are not related.
Western values like capitalism, a free press and rule of law is what built up Hong Kong.
Hong Kong has every right to determine its own education system under the 50 year deal signed by Beijing.
What you describe as "good riddance" is welcomed as talent in many other countries.
The population of Hong Kong is going to dwindle by half in 50 years. Only immigration from China will stop this drop; but then China itself is going to experience just as drastic a drop in population.
some of the teachers were too biased and spreading false info about china in the class, thats why the education bureau had to set a guideline on the teaching materials
You mean like, the Uyghurs are free, and Tiananmen Square never happened?
@@donttalkcrap yes and the massacre of children by catholic church in canada and massacre of indians by americans have also happened, tell me anywhere in the earth that has no such human tragedies
@@omeineil8423the catholic church did not massacre children, there was never any proof. You're the one spreading false info
Of course the departure of experienced teachers will slow down; that's what happens whey there are none left!! After all, the system isn't creating more of them!!
22:13 "They must know their country, history..." Regardless of whether the history they share is true or not, you must believe it without questioning.
Do you think US will allow Texas to teach students to have independence? Or Indian decent Singaporean to teach student to have a separatist ideology?
I mean, yes, the Texas state very much does not care. Texas separatism is talked about every few years. It's not explicitly taught at school, because that's not really educational material. But teachers and parents are free to express that ideology with no legal consequence. That's the difference.
Singapore as well. Opposing voices is not banned overall, that's the tactic of a cowardice government, who cannot take criticism or feedback from their citizens to serve them better. They only care about their own power of control.
For the U.S., they definitely would allow it. The Department of Education doesn’t dictate curricula, the states do. Southern states taught that the Southern states were right to secede (and often still teach it). We have free speech in the U.S.
@@rambam23 oh really? The US merely have "state control" one level down at the state level. That is hardly free speech. Conservatives in the US have a pretty strange concept of what free speech is. A great example is Elon Musk. The free speech absolutionist who regularly ban people who say things he doesn't like.
Governments in the US definitely do dictate curricula. Only it's not the federal government that does it but state governments. This does not mean teachers are free to teach what they believe is correct. Straightforward recent example, DeSantis's don't say gay law.
So if China kicks down the state control of education down to the provincial level, you would be fine with it. If it is a provincial government in China that does this and not the national government, then you would have no problem? Well, you do realize don't you that the HK government is an autonomous provincial level government.
As a Texan, actually yeah they do! It’s kind of a running joke really.
Actually they do unironically. But then people dont really care since it doesnt really change things or there is no incentive or reason to separate. Hong Kongs case on the otherhand...
The news report stated that 4 out 10 teachers leaving the profession were doing so because of the new security. So basically 40%, whilst 60% are leaving for other reasons most likely retiring. So the bulk of those leaving are doing so for normal reasons, yet the news report makes it out that its all because of the new security law.
Hong Kong is being absorbed into China and the Cantonese language will eventually be abolished; only Mandarin if you please!
Yup better leave if you can't abide by the country's laws and customs. To where? Britain, US, Europe & Singapore? Make sure you respect these countries' National Security Law !!!
Asian countries don't suit them. Only western one will make them feel like before.
At least they can raise their voice and teach what they like, not what they are told to teach, esp politics.
@@loando7812who told you they can teach what they like? In some states in US, they have to teach kids as young as 10 about mustabation, LGBTQ and exploring sex. If they refused, they hv to quit.
they are common law countries. china is soviet law country
@@loando7812 Looking forward to them raise their voices elsewhere like what they did in 2019. : )
Did the majority of HK ask to be reunited with PRC back in the late 20th century?
Did the people in Hong Kong ask to be a British Colony some hundred years ago?
@@Whatisnottaken
LOL.
There was no modern HK before then.
Yet after the British gained possession of HK, the Chinese flocked there.
Ahahahahahaha.
Edit:
BYW, HK was ceded in perpetuity to the British.
HK teachers become warehouse workers in UK
You are wrong stupids, most of them sold their property at highest price in hk 😂😂, only useless people like you still living in a flat less than 200 square feet, so poor😂
@@evanalung4228 That's right. Most of them are baristas and Uber eats delivery drivers
Actually there is shortage of teachers in the UK - particularly those with a degree in Maths and Sciences. UK is a liberal, democratic, multi-cultural country and Hong Kongers are very welcome.
without a doubt that is one of the main reason.
I can’t see why those teachers think they are under pressure regarding the National security Law. Well, unless they want to overthrow the HK or Chinese government, or they want HK to go independent.
It is wrong to promote anti -China at Liberal Study. Those teachers are saying this is against their freedom. I would ask them try to be a teacher in England schools and promote Scotland independence and see what would happen to them!
Those teachers think inciting hatred is part of Liberal Study, part of their freedom, I think it’s time to put that right by the introduction of the National Security Law!
Indeed what is there to fear if one is not involved in subversive activities and separatist groups?
Does Hong Kong schools also have subjects like Social Studies in Singapore schools?
Abs, lol, they called national identity education 😂
@@kenyup7936 Good, Hong Kong will do as well as Singapore.
They have sth called General Studies
We had something like it called general study. That taught us abt the law system the government structure and all sort of things
@@kenyup7936we are brainwashed to believe Singapore is the best even is only an island 😂😂😂. I advice my kids to get PR of other countries, as a precaution.
Those not committed n unwilling to accept reality should leave!
My observations is you go to School for education not to be immersed in politics. I say get your basic education 1st. Such as Mathematics, Science, & Language & vocational skills. As these are basic skills. Participants of Education journey is to learn not politicize. Political aspirations are secondary. That is pragmatic approach. Especially the primary & secondary students. I say to them these are infants still being milk by thier parents. Are they making thier own living. The primary aim of going to school is to equipping the children for to be able to find thier own lifelong skills to enable them live & be able to stand on thier own. I say be practical not political & don't politicize education.
How could they stand on their own if they can't even think for themselves. You don't make sense. What if the government wants to build a brothel next to your house? Do you just worry about math and science?
@@bananian To spices up the conversation...You lack business or investment knowledge or experience.
I don't mean to be rude. You need to educate yourself or be less naive inorder to come out with a better agruments.
Gov't don't just build brothel next to your home. This is nonsense. There are something call zoning in the local Gov't land use planning. Unless it is a corrupt administration it is something call change of use by the local authority.
Cantonese-speaking Hong kongers🇭🇰 will be in the same fate as the Uyghurs in Xinjiang.
- That's for sure!
how about cantonese speaking Guangzhou people?
yes for sure, but not macau.
guangzhou is over as well, only macau stands @@vincenttan6303
No don't be stupid, they're across the whole world unlike Uyghurs. What do you think US or UK are doing to koreans or japanese? You're under their spell
oh the indian bot again
It is not a bad thing for Hong Kong students. A student from Hong Kong told me that only an unqualified person wants to be a teacher. I believe it is true. Those Hong Kong university teachers cannot find teaching positions in the UK. Instead, they turned to be dishwashers, cleaners, etc. If they have excellent research and publications, they should be able to find a teaching position in the West. The unqualified teachers make the vacations for qualified people by their leaving.
Is this CNA propaganda?
You said it.....😂
CNA, well done‼👍👍
Nothing to worry about... HK education wasn't that great anyway.
U$A, Proud Boys leader sentenced to 22 years in prison for Capitol riot .
Compare to ...
Most HK riot leader sentenced to 4 years or less in prison
The government officials and the education bureau staff interviewed here are such bad representatives for HK.. they don't talk or think like ordinary Hong Kongers.. they're so mainland/ccp thinking.
I hope never to return to HK as long as it's under CCP control.
good, hk don't want your kind
Good for you. Please stay away as far as possible.
Most welcome to stay out.
Stay away, please
@@LoC28C And please, don't migrate to the west. Your ignorance and naivety is not welcome, or required.
Good let them leave, don't let them come back
already coming back
Absolutely horrendous 😢 Hongkong is just like North Korea or Afghanistan these days…
May I ask which jobs can an old teacher change please?
"can do nothing about this as HK IS a province of China, whether or not it is 'autonomous."
Wow, the same thing is happening in America. Experienced teachers are leaving and bringing in new teachers. I thought they were driving out the veteran teachers for financial reasons, but now I am beginning to think this is just worldwide.
please don't compare with the situation in usa, that is 2 the different world. man.
what are you talking about? American teachers might be not well paid compared to other American jobs, but American teachers are not leaving.
@@xiphoid2011 ua-cam.com/video/XjxO83785MI/v-deo.html
@@xiphoid2011 ua-cam.com/video/HJjty389c0Y/v-deo.html It's happening Worldwide.
Please ask them to go to US & UK. Please!!!!!! 😁
25:06 There will be no damage of freedom of expression as long as you say what the ccp wants you to say.
_People's Republic of China always have freedom with exception for defamation, provoke, mock, insult, 'lies, cheat, steal' (quoted by mike pompeo in US), racism because those are immoral teaching from western countries, western religions which only bring hatred and violence that will disturb the stability, peace and harmony within the country. China government welcome contribution a solution to a problem rather complains thing already happened or known to anyone while the government is solving it._
You are speaking nonsense
Hong Kong people enjoy far more freedom under China than Under the British
Hong Kong people has no political right Under the British
Hong Kong people enjoy greatest freedom in its history right now
@@WingkKong Tell that to the man just got arrested today in Sogo department store for holding up a bunch of white flowers. Tell that to the democratically elected legislators who got jailed or disqualified.
@@WingkKong Hong Kong has dropped from 18th to 148th in the global press freedom ranking issued annually by Reporters Without Borders since 2002.
@@WingkKongabsolute nonsense…did the colonial government ever arrest such large number of legislative councillors, journalists, lawyers, doctors, students like the SAR government did in the past few years?
1:33 "When I first time get there to work, I didn't aware ...."
17 years' teaching experience but can't put together a proper English sentence without grammatical errors ?
I was thinking exactly that!
Those poor British students that cop her! LOL
0:25: 📚 The National Security Law in Hong Kong has led to significant changes in the education sector, resulting in teacher resignations and surplus school places.
6:06: ✅ The 2019 anti-extradition protests in Hong Kong escalated into demands for democratic reforms, leading to clashes between demonstrators and police.
11:20: 📚 Education in Hong Kong needs improvement in terms of knowledge about Leal education and the implementation of National Security Law education.
18:48: 📚 The Hong Kong government is revising teaching materials to ensure they do not violate the National Security Law, with a focus on removing liberal studies from the curriculum.
27:59: 🎓 Experienced teachers leaving the profession in record numbers, causing disruptions for students and novice teachers.
35:10: ! Having fewer students per teacher can lead to better education outcomes, but school mergers and closures due to declining student populations may result in a surplus of teachers.
40:47: 📚 The video discusses the differences in education systems between Hong Kong and China.
Recap by Tammy AI
RIP Hong Kong
RIP your remaining brain cells as your ignorance grows 😂😂
It will always have a special place in my heart.
No wonder Taiwanese said no to “One China”!
The previous HK education system produced a bunch of little rioters that smashed and burned the city.
It's high time for a education reform in Hong Kong, those who doesn't like it can leave, no one is stopping them.
As HK becomes integrated with the Greater Bay Area, it may even see a resurgence high tech R&D in manufacturing.
Currently, HK is just a glorified bank with very high cost of living
Let these people leave Hong Kong into Western Woke educational system. Where their children will learn about gay sex in elementary school. I begin to see the decline of the oversea Chinese children in moral and ethic performance.
Actually it is the Hong Kong civil servants create All the chaos in Hong Kong
The education system are controlled by the civil service
Because they are the people left behind by the British
They do not like China
They still think the British is their master
Greater bay my ass… Hong Kong is new Pyongyang 🐸
This is a valuable video that allows us to understand the current state of secondary school education in Hong Kong.
It's a bold move to make changes to the teachers' camp to eliminate elements of rebellion against the Chinese Communist Party from the educational field.
I feel like firing people who don't meet the unique Mainland Chinese curriculum requirements is going too far.
The reason why they don't provide history education may be that it is bad for the Chinese Communist Party to have to tell the history, which is said to be ``100-year shame (百年的耻)'' that 100 years ago was colonized by the Japanese Empire and the British Empire. Maybe.
Teachers are paid to follow curriculum. If they can't do that, leave or get fired.
And the fact that Mao destroyed democracy.
#STANDWITHHONGKONG
I like villages in UK
Really sad what they did to HKG. I think hkg will never be the same again.
Hong Kong enjoy far more Freedom under China than under the Goddamn British
The British discriminate Hong Kong people
As if Hong Kong people did not exist
HK is the new Pyongyang
@@dannylove7507
You are speaking nonsense Hong Kong people enjoy more freedom under China than Under the British
The British rule Hong Kong as dictator
Hong Kong people has no political right Under the British
Under China we can select our own government
@@dannylove7507 you know nothing about Hong Kong you have Never Been to Hong Kong Shut your big mouth
If you have no knowledge of the subject
@@WingkKong i see… North Korea is the most democratic paradise on earth. Please move there you delusional lunatic 😆
After all the experienced Hong Kong teachers leave, mainland will simply send their own teachers over
@cna
you should do a vid comparing the national security law between the usa uk with china!!!
the nsl of china is very simple and straightforward compared to the nsl of any western country!
I wonder how that lady feels you have no free speech against the crown and you can be jailed if you talk badly about the king... I'm sure she'll say "oh well you must follow the law" while not realising how hypocritical it is.
@@Devilishlybenevolent
totally agreed!
these people say china that china this, they dont have a clue how china operates! china have more freedom, right, and democracy that any western country, if you study their political system and what they have done for the common people!
i didnt know about anything about china, until i do my research, cause i have been in the usa my entire life.
Julian assange and edward Snowden are the victims of US National security law
Lo kit ling speaks with such a pretentious accent and aggressive attitude
Maybe it was a bad idea to give Hồng Kông one country two system. They don’t deserve it
Don't you dare touch Cantonese's status as the de facto language for HK !!!!! We don;t need Putonghua crap in HK !!!!
Looks like Singapore will become the new Hong Kong, or should i say it will be like what Hong Kong used to be before the evil empire took it back, so therefore the old Hong Kong.
The fact is that the evil empire returned Hong Kong to its rightful owner.
Which country in G7 doesn't have national security law?
They all have but not to use it to suppress opposite opinions 😂😂😂
Its just a disguise. The real name of the law is communist security law.😂😂😂😂
It’s about the content of the national security law, not its mere existence. The HK law criminalizes activism for democracy as seen with the Hong Kong 47. G7 countries don’t imprison people for their political beliefs. In the US, one may even advocate the violent overthrow of the government (Brandenburg vs Ohio) as long as you’re not inciting “imminent lawless action.” Germany is the most restrictive of the G7 in terms of “anti-constitutional speech” the other 6 are generally quite tolerant of revolutionary rhetoric. Even Germany doesn’t come close to HK’s criminalization of any “subversion of state power” which effectively criminalizes all dissent.
@@rambam23 The fact is those people did have intent and actually did incite imminent lawless action.
This is a bad situation, cos some of the earlier teachers, and also actual professors as well. They were actually both researche candidates in other countries, into PhD levels as well as commercial consultants as well in their actual special areas. And now, these young teachers, are going to be merely just "rotate teachers"... Whereas many of the UK's situation, can have a mixture, cos there are more people. For example, the parents, could be engineers, car manufacturers, previous doctors... and the teachers might just be teacher, directly from the education sector, and are more administrative only. Many actual workers from earlier factories, they were headhunted into the research dept of universities. And many parents, tried to encourage their kids to also do pet projects too. And even the actual media sector films this, and watches these kind of competitions... Like, mini robot war... It's like... people get a rounded education, both practicals, as well as conceptual. Mrs Ip.. the way she said this, "but we want the best metritocracy".... Er.... You only have 8 million people, Mrs Ip..... This is losing that actual basic layer, and you're dumbing down, to be frank. Which means that, when they come into the working world, they have an actual WORST time as well ???!!!
Then train the mainland schools.... to have a "pre-foundation year" for independent thinking. And vice versa. i.e. For children in HK... they should have a year out to go into the mainland, to study their ancestral Chinese roots, and some of the chinese histories as well. Poem writing, language development etc etc etc.
HK people are good at BS'ing... normally.... That is what they are good at. Same with some of the SE Asian countries as well. More talk than practises and real life experiences. Mrs Ip has also never worked in the commercial sectors either. So... and when is she going to step down, and pass the baton onwards? Cos that should have been what happened in the end. And then let that salary thing turn around on its own. But she didn't step down at all. And this is half the issue here really.
Just like, Singapore stated that they have the common law. And yet, it doesn't appear so, cos when compared to the UK. Same with HK as well. Even though she keeps saying that common law practically allows you to do what you like, without insulting the state's... her words, doesn't exactly matches that of the teacher's comments, about needing to remove certain materials, cos it appears "embarassing".... What seems to be the issue here is also that, some of the commercial aspect.. is bring into the political tier level ? And the thing is, she wouldn't and doesn't see it, cos HK is such a small tiny city. She does NOT see the effect of her actual words at all ???? Even though laws came in for media, TV, and radio, and whatever... WHY then.. is the commercial sectors in HK is diluting, and indirectly influencing other countries' democracies as well then ? Why is this happening ??? The PRC does not and cannot indirectly use the internet to ruin other countries politics either. That boundary is not there at all !!!! When it SHOULD. Facebook and many other technology companies, as well as actual commercial companies, have indirectly adopted Chinese politics into the running operation of their own every day lives? That should NEVER happen. Why ? Cos they are NOT State-Owned Enterprises ???
And the thing is, these teachers are going to find it even HARDER to comprehend or to define those subjects or those books to implement them... cos they have not lived in another political system like the UK or other countries with Common Law... before their comments ???? Now THAT is weird...
No country in the world promotes local state identity over national identity. HK needs to evolve and develop a national identity. They also needs to be educated in the evils of colonization.
Developing national identity is understandable. However, changing the history in textbooks, discouraging critical thinking, and blindly supporting the Communist party are problematic.
@@_________ddeverything in Hong Kong history is written by the Britain , that need to change . Just like India change their history after British were kick out from India.
I think all hong kong citizens should be allowed to move to UK and rebuild there. I think UK own it to hong kong citizens.
IF you are not a patroit, leave HK, the door is widely open.
Tell that to your favourite dictator Mao Ze Dong, he should leave Kuo Min Tang China instead of fighting a Civil war.
@@Mangosteen12345 Well, you can bark what ever you like, Hk is not your HK anymore, get use to it.
Patriotism to CCP or China? Do you know the difference?
@@ivanyu3930When time come, We will teach you about that.
@@武松打虎-z7n How? CCP reeducation camps?