美國華爾街日報12日發表社論，稱北京未能滿足對香港的普選承諾，是給台灣上了一課，台灣不要落入中國大陸“一國兩制”的圈套云云。 9 ]5 F7 l" c( ^' k1 w. ^TVBNOW 含有熱門話題，最新最快電視，軟體，遊戲，電影，動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。 ! D3 Q3 l# K4 a) K; u# p4 P6 X 美國媒體有理無理、有事無事都要攻擊中國，是一貫的，不這樣做，那才是反常。 5.39.217.76* @ w$ O- @: B+ p
# y. Z% T2 H& H( K2 s 比如近日馬航班機失蹤事件，美國公共廣播電台3月8日事發當天稍晚的報道稱“飛機旅客的家屬對中國政府信息不透明表示憤怒。”聽到該段廣播的中評社駐華府記者余東暉指出，當時飛機根本還沒有下落，怎麼透明？況且飛機是馬航的，而且是在馬來西亞與越南交界的地方失蹤的。中方第一時間已把所有旅客的名字和生日都報出來，還公布那麼多的聯繫電話；家屬在悲痛的情況下著急失控，可以理解，但美國媒體的有色眼鏡，實在讓人無語。 - ?' n6 x& E# U i
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回頭看華爾街日報12日社論，不僅無理，而且用心很歹毒。 5 y. Z; X$ d! O( g0 t( z* F+ M* v. g
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WSJ: China's 'One Country, Two Systems' Trap 8 m N8 ]) D6 i6 `" a; S公仔箱論壇公仔箱論壇# k/ D/ c/ Y' A* n1 z% t5 T( } Beijing's unmet promises to Hong Kong are a lesson for Taiwan.5.39.217.765 b) G9 o: Y$ ^2 ]- F G; Y- {1 ]
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TVBNOW 含有熱門話題，最新最快電視，軟體，遊戲，電影，動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。1 y M @2 E2 i0 G4 b 1 `. S7 n. i+ X! O: T/ [5.39.217.76Protesters hold signs during a 'Free Speech, Free Hong Kong' march in support of press freedom in Hong Kong on February 23. European Pressphoto Agency5.39.217.76 X. t4 u; u$ ^* h* b
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The recent stabbing of government critic Kevin Lau is horrible enough for the people of Hong Kong. But it is also damaging to Beijing's efforts to convince the people of Taiwan to support official negotiations aimed at eventual reunification with mainland China. % [. t+ a5 g$ D/ i3 e- xTVBNOW 含有熱門話題，最新最快電視，軟體，遊戲，電影，動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。5.39.217.76& R: h/ |! L; p3 g# a5 u7 H9 _
In 1984, Chinese supremo Deng Xiaoping promised the world that the British colony would keep its civil liberties and gradually transition to democracy after its return to Chinese sovereignty in1997. He devised a "one country, two systems" formula not only for Hong Kong, but also as a model for reunification with Taiwan. "We have proposed to solve the Hong Kong and Taiwan problems by allowing two systems to coexist in one country," Deng said. 3 T% y+ d7 [% p9 |( z: [$ t1 l& w/ L- |' t m
Last month China and Taiwan held official government-to-government talks for the first time in more than six decades. China still claims the right to capture Taiwan by force and has some 1,600 missiles pointed at the democratic island, but for now Beijing is deploying more honey than vinegar. Chinese leaders emphasize peaceful integration as the eventual outcome of expanded cross-Strait transport links,tourism and commerce. Beijing hopes that business and fraternal ties will lead the Taiwanese to choose reunification under a "one country, two systems" framework. 1 Q) T$ B7 a( R. u c% Z7 p公仔箱論壇 / D' K5 s8 Q0 T( t: }5.39.217.76That's where Hong Kong comes in. Before taking over the territory, Beijing promised that its local government would enjoy autonomy over all internal affairs, civil liberties would be protected and the judiciary would stay independent. None of those promises has been fulfilled. . R# \2 a% H" v' a. G1 c* _( x# t5.39.217.76 9 @9 x- S1 b: M# b/ wSince the 1997 handover, Beijing has taken an increasingly active role in Hong Kong's domestic affairs.The central government's liaison office in the territory has pushed the local government into unpopular policies such as mandatory"national education" classes in Hong Kong schools that would teach not only love of country but admiration for the ruling Communist Party. Only mass protests forced the local government to scrap the scheme.5.39.217.76- a, r6 k' x U# i! F, r
6 u# b; C) L7 V, s# @) W1 G4 LIn 2003, Beijing asked Hong Kong's government to draft an antisubversion law that threatened to criminalize political dissent. That gambit died after half a million Hong Kongers took to the streets in the largest protests since 1989. 0 j1 F( I/ f. B$ l) F$ V - G" }6 n% G1 LHong Kong's press freedom is also eroding. Outspoken newspapers and magazines have increasingly lost advertising from companies with business in the mainland, while prominent critics of China have often lost their jobs or worse. The Feb. 27 knife attack on Mr. Lau came a month after he was fired as editor of the Ming Pao daily newspaper and days after several thousand Hong Kongers marched in a"Free Speech, Free Hong Kong" rally. An estimated 13,000 rallied again after the stabbing, and Mr. Lau has begun a recovery that doctors say will take two years. 7 L5 H6 T; x: k9 I5 g公仔箱論壇5 _2 r" Y( b( i- ~. o# k
In a series of decisions, the National People's Congress in Beijing has also overruled judgments of Hong Kong's Court of Final Appeal by issuing tortuous reinterpretations of the territory's mini-constitution, the Basic Law. Mainland officials and legal scholars have criticized Hong Kong judges for not helping the government achieve its objectives. j2 V: t/ X) v# t, L! R
* ]3 {( \" ?4 H" _TVBNOW 含有熱門話題，最新最快電視，軟體，遊戲，電影，動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。Beijing's most important promise in the Basic Law was the eventual election of Hong Kong's chief executive by universal suffrage. It subsequently agreed that this would happen in 2017 but is now trying to rig the system so that only its favored politicians could qualify as candidates. This backsliding is especially dangerous, since local pro-democracy leaders are promising mass demonstrations this summer. / h! u4 N) z: d- `' u4 T5 M# cTVBNOW 含有熱門話題，最新最快電視，軟體，遊戲，電影，動漫及日常生活及興趣交流等資訊。+ b! N# Q; N% m9 Q5 H7 r2 b! z
Hong Kong's travails help explain why most Taiwanese reject any discussion of unification with the mainland, even after several years of cross-Strait calm. Talks between Beijing and Taipei may open the way for further cooperation on trade and other matters. But a breakthrough on reunification won't happen as long as Beijing remains authoritarian and continues to break its promises to Hong Kong.7 x; D9 B/ r" b& O% j
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