Which concept guides the relationship between the Central Authorities and Hong Kong under the Basic Law?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. One country, two systems
The concept of one country, two systems underlies the Basic Law and the Sino-British Joint Declaration.
Answer: One country, two systems.
Why not the others: One party, one system: it is not the guiding concept. Two countries, one system: it reverses the principle. Federal autonomy: Hong Kong is not part of a federation.
Answer: One country, two systems.
Why not the others: One party, one system: it is not the guiding concept. Two countries, one system: it reverses the principle. Federal autonomy: Hong Kong is not part of a federation.
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