Why are many stars in Hong Kong Cantonese?

Because Guangdong is close to Hong Kong, before liberation, the mainland was depressed. /kloc-Before 0/997, Hong Kong was a colony of the British Empire and an overseas territory of Britain. Britain began to colonize Hong Kong during the First Opium War. At that time, the Qing government was defeated by the treaty of nanking signed with Britain on August 29th, 842, and Hong Kong Island and Ap Lei Chau were ceded to Britain.

It's actually quite normal. The Soviet-German War, that is, the Soviet-German battlefield in World War II, is an important part of the world anti-fascist war, and it is also the largest, fiercest and most deadly battlefield in World War II. The Soviet Red Army went straight to Berlin, Germany, and then Germany was occupied by the Soviet Union, Russia, the United States and Britain, and then normal order was restored. This is the price of failure.

After the defeat of the Qing government, it lost money by cutting land. After the founding of People's Republic of China (PRC), Mao Zedong persisted in reform and opening up. It was not until Comrade Deng Xiaoping and the people of China became rich that China gradually gained a place in the world. After two years and as many as 22 rounds of negotiations, China and Britain finally signed the Sino-British Joint Declaration at 1984 12 19, and decided to establish a special administrative region in Hong Kong from 1997 7 1, and began to exercise Hong Kong Island, Kowloon Peninsula south of Boundary Street and the New Territories again.

To put it simply, it is easy to understand why there are many stars in Hong Kong and Taiwan provinces, and now there are many stars in mainland China, but the established stars, such as Jackie Chan and Maggie Cheung, are actually from China. Hong Kong is Hong Kong because Britain is much more developed than China, so many people immigrated to Hong Kong and Macau, so those stars were born there and their ancestral homes are still in the mainland. After 1997, Hong Kong officially returned to China and put forward the principle of "one country, two systems". Many people in the Mainland may find it unfair, but if it is unfair, Hong Kong will not survive even after its return to China. After all, after living under British control for so many years, it will be impossible to live under the command of the mainland. Both Hongkong and Macau eventually belong to China.

Hong Kong has to say Taiwan Province Province. During World War II, Japan occupied the island of Taiwan Province Province in China, and Taiwan Province Province became Japanese territory. Until Japan was defeated and surrendered unconditionally, the occupied territory had to be returned to its own country. Later, a civil war broke out, and Chiang Kai-shek arrived in Taiwan Province Province after his defeat. By this time, Taiwan Province Province had already belonged to China, but it was ridiculous that the Taiwanese government wanted to be independent under the influence of Chiang Kai-shek.