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one country, two systems
Topic PolicyOne Country, Two Systems: HK's unique status under China, enabling distinct systems.
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The 'one country, two systems' principle is a constitutional concept established by China for Hong Kong and Macau, allowing them to maintain separate economic and administrative systems from mainland China. This framework grants them a high degree of autonomy, except in defense and foreign affairs. The principle is currently newsworthy due to recent events highlighting its application and Beijing's interpretation. Specifically, the selection of Hong Kong's first astronaut for the Shenzhou-23 mission has been hailed by Beijing as a 'fruitful result' of this framework. This event underscores the ongoing relevance of 'one country, two systems' in fostering national development and encouraging youth participation from Hong Kong in China's technological advancements. It signifies Beijing's view that the framework facilitates Hong Kong's contribution to national goals while preserving its distinct identity and opportunities.
Last updated: October 10, 2026
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