一國兩制下香港的民主發展 內容簡介

Under British colonial rule， there was no democracy in Hong Kong. After resuming the exercise of sovereignty， the Chinese government implemented the basic policy of One Country， Two Systems and established democracy in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region（HKSAR）. It has since provided constant support to the region in developing its democratic system. The determination， sincerity， and efforts of the Communist Party of China（CPC）and the Chinese government to this end have remained consistent and are obvious to any objective observer.
　　Hong Kong has faced an extended period of damaging social unrest caused by anti-China agitators both inside and outside the region. Over the years， those who attempt to overturn the new constitutional order and destabilize Hong Kong and the rest of China have colluded to obstruct the democratic process. On the pretext of "fighting for democracy"， they have attempted to stage a color revolution， split Hong Kong from China， and seize power there. Their attempts have gravely threatened the order established by the Constitution of the People's Republic of China（Constitution） and the Basic Law of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region（Basic Law）， thus endangering China's national security and Hong Kong's stability and prosperity.