<In time, I believe Shanghai will become as free as Hong Kong is now, and at that time, Hong Kong will do even better, as just another Chinese city, >
Within one political system [albeit two systems, one country], surely the normal sort of Chinese city will become much the same as others. So Hong Kong's pay rates will come to match those of Shanghai [and others].
What do you think of Hu Jintao? What do the next 10 years hold in store? Does anyone grieve for Mao and the Long March, the great leap backwards, from each according to his ability, to each according to his needs?
<kept under by the weight of historic waves of adverse demographics, savage competition, and rigid structuring.
> $$ flow downhill, so why wouldn't Hong Kong end up much like Shanghai? My mother grew up in Shanghai, so I think an optimistic point of view can include Shanghai. Why should Shanghai enjoy less freedom than Hong Kong? Why should they not be similar? Do you like a lot of questions? Especially similar questions.
I think a good bet is that Hong Kong's incomes and stuff will end up like China's. That means some changes.
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