Mainland scholar Li Xiaobing: Establishing and improving the Hong Kong-related security system at the national level is conducive to maintaining the stability of "one country, two systems"

(Express Meeting of the Two Sessions) Mainland Scholar Li Xiaobing: Establishing and Improving the Security System Concerning Hong Kong at the National Level Conducive to Maintaining "One Country, Two Systems"

　　China News Service, Beijing, May 22 (Reporter Zheng Qiao) Li Xiaobing, executive director of the Taiwan-Hong Kong-Macao Law Research Center of Nankai University, said in an exclusive interview with the China News Agency on the 21st that he established and perfected the legal system and safeguarding the national security of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region from the national level. The implementation mechanism is an important measure to maintain the stability of "one country, two systems" and fully demonstrates the determination of the central government to maintain national security.

　　Zhang Yesui, the spokesperson for the Third Session of the 13th National People's Congress, introduced that evening, this session will review the "Decision of the National People's Congress on Establishing and Improving the Legal System and Enforcement Mechanism for the Maintenance of National Security in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (Draft)."

　　Li Xiaobing said that when the "revision storm" spreads for a long time in Hong Kong, the new coronary pneumonia epidemic has just stabilized, and the "black storm" forces have taken to the streets again. The in-depth linkage and frequent interaction between the radical political forces in Hong Kong and external political forces have turned Hong Kong into a frontier position where Chinese and external political forces continue to compete and repeatedly play games, becoming a prominent risk point for national security.

　　He emphasized that in fact, the "23 Articles of Legislation" has been fruitless for more than 20 years. National security issues have been deeply restricting and affecting the governance of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region and the practice of "one country, two systems." The "storm of revision" is so big and so widespread that it promotes the country's determination to solve this problem, and introduces a legal system and a perfect mechanism from the level of national governance. (Finish)