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CCP’s Hong Kong Policy Apparatus CCP’s Hong Kong Policy Apparatus
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East-West Struggle East-West Struggle
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China’s Attitude — Exploit Differences China’s Attitude — Exploit Differences
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Issue of Sovereignty Issue of Sovereignty
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Political Rumblings Political Rumblings
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CCP Work in Hong Kong CCP Work in Hong Kong
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United Front Work United Front Work
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International out-reach through Hong Kong International out-reach through Hong Kong
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Tycoons and workers — cultivate high and low Tycoons and workers — cultivate high and low
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Get them early, get them young Get them early, get them young
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Trade unions Trade unions
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Propaganda and Party Mouthpieces Propaganda and Party Mouthpieces
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Intelligence Gathering Intelligence Gathering
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Hong Kong’s Left — “Pathetic and Lovely” Hong Kong’s Left — “Pathetic and Lovely”
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Mainland Campaigns Mainland Campaigns
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Prelude to Revolution Prelude to Revolution
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5 Hong Kong to the Chinese Communist Party: From 1949 to 1965
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Published:July 2010
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Abstract
This chapter demonstrates the influence of the Korean War on Hong Kong and a range of incidents that were a direct legacy of continuing conflicts between the Kuomintang (KMT) and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Between 1949 and the eve of the Cultural Revolution, the colony of Hong Kong was an active united front and propaganda centre of the CCP. The CCP's policy to leave Hong Kong in British hands and to maintain good relations with Britain could be seen right from the time when the communists were about to win the civil war. CCP's Hong Kong policy apparatus is first introduced in this chapter. Although the CCP showed flexibility on the question of Hong Kong's sovereignty, it was not without limits. The CCP did not distinguish between the secession of Hong Kong and Kowloon to Britain and the lease on the New Territories. In addition, there were occasional rumblings despite the generally cordial Sino-British relations. Moreover, the CCP work in Hong Kong is reviewed here. It then deals with united front work, propaganda and party mouthpieces, intelligence gathering, and mainland campaigns. Furthermore, Hong Kong survived the disruptions suffered during the Korean War.
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