Hou Youyi disagrees with "one country, two systems". Do you understand "one country, two systems"? What is the content of one country, two systems? How does it promote the reunification of the motherland?

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One country, two systems refers to a special administrative arrangement proposed by the Chinese government aimed at resolving the relationship between mainland China and the two special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau, and promoting the reunification of the motherland. The basic principle is to maintain a highly autonomous and relatively independent system of special administrative regions within the framework of a country. According to this principle, Hong Kong was returned to China by the UK in 1997 and became a special administrative region of the People's Republic of China. Macau was returned to China in 1999 and became another special administrative region. Under the one country, two systems system, Hong Kong and Macau retained their respective economic, judicial, administrative, and legislative powers, enjoying a high degree of autonomy. The core content of one country, two systems includes the following aspects: 1.High degree of autonomy: The Special Administrative Region has extensive autonomy under the authorization of the central government, including managing internal affairs, maintaining judicial independence, and formulating local laws and administrative policies. 2.Civil rights and freedoms: Residents of the Special Administrative Region enjoy the protection of the rule of law and fundamental human rights, including freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of association, etc. 3.Economic system: The Special Administrative Region maintains a high degree of economic freedom and openness, maintains global economic connections, and has its own monetary, fiscal system, and economic policies. The goal of one country, two systems is to promote the peaceful reunification of the motherland by creating an attractive system and environment within China. By granting the Special Administrative Region relative autonomy and flexibility, the One Country, Two Systems aims to protect the rule of law and freedom systems of Hong Kong and Macau, while gradually integrating them into the overall development of China. However, in recent years, there have been controversies among some regarding the implementation and maintenance of one country, two systems, especially in the case of Hong Kong. Some people believe that Hong Kong's autonomy has been restricted, and concerns about freedom of speech, political participation, and democratic development have intensified. This has attracted much attention and discussion on the practical operation and future development of the one country, two systems model.