TNAG-0028-FCO40-64-Relations-with-China-1968 — Page 185

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PAKING

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telegram ................

Peking

No.

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.3.0. P.C.D. News Dent. 0.0. H.X.D.

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Sino-British rel:tions.

In considering Grey's case we have also had in

mind wider questions of Sino-British relations. Up

to now we have hoped that an improvement in Hong

Kong together with a vaning of Cultural Revolution

extremism would lead to a slow but steady improvement

which in the whole situation/would also benefit

our

Mission and other British subjects. To help this

process we would be prepared to make some concessions

to the Chinese on movement restrictions, entry visas

etc. We do not (repeat not) however think that

Continual gradual normalisation will be achieved by/unilateral

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concessions. //Nor

Nor are we certain that the Chinese

price for normalisation will be as high as you

suggest in your telegram no. 41. It remains our view

(0.0. telegram to Hong Aong No. 2579) that we can

/expect

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