Hong Kong Island is now like an oil pan. If you throw a small spark into it, the oil pan will boil.
This is because Westerners have long discriminated against Chinese people, and the tense relationship between the police and the public has created a huge atmosphere of pressure in Hong Kong society. The public's emotions are like dry firewood, which will immediately ignite when encountering sparks.
There were marches in all major cities in the East, and inspired by this, the striking group in Hong Kong Island began to expand. Except for the fresh meat, grain and oil industries which were required to open, all other industries went on strike.
The two countries have been unable to reach a consensus on the aftermath of the forced demolition, compensation for the Shamian incident, the future arrangements for the Kowloon Walled City itself, and the authority over the Kowloon Walled City and the entire New Territories.
Just as Lucas Gao had predicted, the KMT had no intention of resolving the issue, and the Hong Kong government, seeing the KMT's nature, would resort to the same old delaying tactics, and naturally the final result would be nothing.
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