• If Hong Kong wants to become an independent country, why does it not cl

    From Rusty Wyse@21:1/5 to All on Fri Dec 10 10:17:58 2021
    Huijian Wu
    Lives in Hong Kong (2001–present)Apr 29
    If Hong Kong wants to become an independent country, why does it not close its border with China?
    Hong Kong closing its border with China?

    You really think out of the box.

    Let's look at the actual situation, even if we ignore the politics

    Hong Kong's drinking water comes from mainland China

    Hong Kong's daily vegetables come from mainland China

    70% of Hong Kong's electricity supply comes from mainland China

    Hong Kong's territorial waters are surrounded by territorial waters under the jurisdiction of mainland China, in other words, ships entering and leaving Hong Kong have to pass through mainland China's territorial waters.

    The same applies to Hong Kong's aviation, as all aircraft entering and leaving Hong Kong have to pass through the airspace of mainland China


    If the border is closed.

    No more daily water supply

    No more daily vegetables

    70% of the electricity is lost

    No more ships or planes in or out of Hong Kong.

    Do you think there is a more bizarre idea than that?

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