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Among other options, 10.8% chose 'Cthers' which after analysis
shows that such students will make decisions according to the
way the political system then develops and to their personal
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circumstances; other students expressed that they would try
their best to improve the political system until it suited
Hong Kong.
When asked about the political pattern that will best suit Hong
Kong after 1997', 65.9% of the respondents thought the bost
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would be 'Sovereignty recovered by the Beijing Government and
Hong Kong administered by H.K. people'. Other options were each.
favoured by more or less 10% of the students.
In analysing the answers for the extended questions.
regarding the reasons why the students opted for the patterns
a, b, and c, we used the number of students who so opted as
the base figure and worked cut the percentage for each
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individual reason. The results dre as in the Appendix.
5. In considering whether the Reijing Government would honour ite
pledge of 'Retain the present Hong Kong system for 50 years
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42.2% of the 'students expressed not quite believe'.'
6. 41.2% of the respondents 'not quite believe' the Beijing
Government will honour its pledge of 'allow H.K. people to
administer Hong Kong'.
7. 49.7% expressed there needed other
country/countries to act
as guarantor, to the agreement to be signed by China and Britain.
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8. 74.1% of the students advocated that the 'basic law' should be
'drafted by H.K. people'.
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