Hong Kong sisters with differing views: one reveres Martin Lee while the other fosters affinity for Beijing

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Two Chinese sisters in Hong Kong have opposing political views. Cheung Fung-ling is a strong supporter of the Chinese Communist government. She was recruited in 1996 by the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong and the Federation of Trade Unions and was awarded committee positions. Cheung Fung-ping, however, dislikes the Chinese authoritarian form of government and has become a staunch believer of democracy and civil rights. She respects Democratic Party stalwarts Szeto Wah and Martin Lee.

Political activity, Political aspects

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Mainlanders find success, alienation in Hong Kong

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Zhang Yibing and Emily Shing are typical Chinese mainlanders who have successfully made executive careers in Hong Kong despite the feeling that they are considered as foreigners in the principally ethnic Chinese population of the island. These Chinese professionals, nonetheless, are making good in Hong Kong because of their high degree of motivation. They are characterized as more relationship-oriented than their Hong Kong counterparts.

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