Hong Kong needs to think of itself more in terms of being part of China: British scholar Martin Jacques

<p>British scholar <a>M</a><a>artin Jacque</a>s, also a senior fellow at the China Institute at Fudan University, talks about the development dilemma of Hong Kong and his understanding of the &quot;one country, two systems&quot; policy in an interview with Guan Video.&nbsp;</p><p>Hong Kong got lucky during its development, Jacques said. “They got lucky because of China, and the role that China was performing.”</p><p>“Britain ran Hong Kong for 155 years. I want to tell you something: there was never a semblance of democracy,” Jacques said.</p><p>Hong Kong “needs to think of itself more in terms of being part of China,” he said.</p><p>Click the video and see how Martin Jacques understands the development of Hong Kong.</p><p><span style="color: rgb(127, 127, 127);">(Video source: Guan Video; script written by Zhan Huilan)</span></p>