peter236

did hk has a representative in british parliament?
do you ever need to show your passport when you ...
tofu 發表於 2010-5-26 20:40

Hong Kong should have been given a representative in the British parliament, but the racist British discriminated against the Chinese.
At least, the Portuguese allowed the Macau people to immigrate to Portugal before the handover.

peter236

乜英國當年唔係順便向中國租埋新界咩?
mcjohnjohn 發表於 2010-5-26 21:38

tofu does not know about HK history.

peter236

我o係香港土生土長都唔係完全清楚啦...
mcjohnjohn 發表於 2010-5-26 22:10

Most LYK are 香港土生土長.

peter236

those are two different issue, has macau people have a representative in portugal?  in the old days ...
tofu 發表於 2010-5-27 16:11

That was not true at all. Hong Kong students needed to pay when they studied in UK. Maybe for some children of the HK government staff, they could get come subsidy for studying in UK.
The UK government did not allow ordinary Hong Kong people to immigrate to the UK when 1997 got closer, unlike the Portuguese which allowed all Macau people to immigrate to the Portugal. A very small number of HK people got their 居英權. That was one of the reasons why so many Hong Kong people came to Canada.

Again, you are just blatantly bluffing here.

peter236

please read before you reply.  i said in the old days.  many people mentioned they came from a poo ...
tofu 發表於 2010-5-28 17:27

Whose 傳記 are you talking about? Again, you are bluffing without evidence.
Which era are you talking about? The few years before 1997? The British did not give citizenship to the Hong Kong, the way Portuguese gave to the Macau people. Most people stayed Macau because it is a nice place.
Hong Kong is a nice plce, that is why most people stayed in HK and many people went back to HK.

peter236

回復  peter236

be honest, i don't remember their names.  mostly they are around age 60 now, so i a ...
tofu 發表於 2010-5-30 17:08

Like you said, it was in the 1960's and 1970's. That means, at least after that time period, Hong Kong students needed to pay for studying in the UK.

Again, the British did not give citizenship to Hong Kong people, the way Portuguese gave to the Macau people.