How North Korea Almost Built Their Own Hong Kong

How North Korea Almost Built Their Own Hong Kong

[@martinjr.9660]

Hong Kong was not built by China voluntarily. Shenzhen would be a more accurate term to describe it.

[@trod5902]

sure but it was similar to Hong Kong in the sense that it would have been a Special Administative Region. I dont think the creator was talking about who constructed it lol. i think you are missing the point..

[@vatnidd]

@@trod5902But it doesn't make sense because they're implying HK's economic growth is BECAUSE of it being an SAR which isn't true.

[@MrDocDamage]

@@vatniddhong Kong became Hong Kong because of the British, it continued to grow in spite of being an SAR of China until 2019

[@mingwayhuang3910]

@@MrDocDamage Most important factor is Hong Kong location, connect mainland to the world. Either ruled by British or any other country would make Hong Kong become a metropolitan in the last century.

[@michaelhong2565]

@@trod5902 Shenzhen would be a good analogy because it is a special economic zone purposely built on the border

[@ZhangtheGreat]

When China opened up in the late 1970s, the rulers at the time warned Deng Xiaoping that opening such windows would "let in flies." Deng responded by saying he didn't mind letting in a few flies. Can we ever picture the North Korean leadership saying the same?

[@EnergeticSpark63]

hi

[@cktyu]

@@EnergeticSpark63hi

[@EnergeticSpark63]

@@cktyu hey

[@stevenbaksh5545]

For North Korea, the flies are more like a tiger named South Korea. It's the reality of a divided country and divided people of the same ethnicity and language. Deng didn't have to deal with a South China state. Hong Kong and Taiwan are too small to influence mainland China. The window of opportunity North Korea had Kim ill Sung wasted it and I am sure some of them wish they could go back to the mid 1970s in Pyongyang and start the necessary reforms but obviously that's not possible even at that time Kim Ill Sung wanted loyalist and the most loyal were the former Manchurian Korean gorilla fighters the problem is most of those men were not educated and probably had a naive view of the world and their system. North Korea did try something in the early 70s by borrowing money from foreign banks but suffered from horrible timing because 1973 oil crisis eventually North Korea couldn't pay back does loans. They started to produce and sell illegal goods and drugs even counterfeiting USD but contrary to popular belief this was not worth it at all and the money they made was small change to a government.

[@marcosburgos8415]

They literally did in the video

[@DanH-u3f]

If NK builds it, it would never be close to HK.

[@afroabroad]

They most likely wouldn’t build it. It would get built by China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. And financed by America, Hong Kong and Singapore.

[@awangkumohamaddanishbinawangja]

True, Hong Kong is an autonomous region. If it's like hongkong, then the border are gonna be so strict.

[@Dsmday]

Hong Kong is some miracle

[@cameronbuckley3356]

@@awangkumohamaddanishbinawangja Is it hard to enter Hong Kong ?

[@G.A.C_Preserve]

@@Dsmday that's because we built it

[@DennisTheInternationalMenace]

Basically, China saw what the UK did w/Hong Kong and did the same. Capitalism!

[@lohongkiu825]

One is practicing state capitalism, one is Adam smith style capitalism

[@Dageka]

@@lohongkiu825 Adam Smith hated landlords, so that's not truly accurate.

[@ecoideazventures6417]

Poor Yang Bin became a victim of rivalry between two friendly countries!

[@sanneoi6323]

Over here, economic crimes don't go unpunished. You're basically done once that gets uncovered and it gets uncovered pretty easily if you're around the top.

[@shoraz]

​@@sanneoi6323LMAO, what? I live here, and 100000000% people get away with it. He most likely stepped on some toes he shouldn't have and they took him out. China is a blackhole for money even China doesn't know where their money actually goes.

[@rob585]

@@sanneoi6323While political ones are fine as long as you’re high up in the CCP

[@Бронированныйбульдозер]

the fact that he even accepted such proposal is foolish-the regime can switch you off, if you get what I mean, at any moment and you will have NO effective defense against it, you literally have no rights in any meaningfull sense of the word!

[@turkishwumao]

@@sanneoi6323 You here too?

[@Fluxwux]

China has an incentive to keep the status quo in North Korea - they don’t want a unified Korean economic powerhouse next door, American military bases at the border or a refugee crisis if North Korea collapses. This project could very well have been the first domino to liberalize North Korea and make it easier for North Koreans to access the outside world, information and market capitalism etc, which could have forced the Kim dynasty to open up the country further like China in the 1970s. Something that would increase the risk of Revolution or that the economic benefits of it were too great to suppress and hold back (especially in the context following the 1990s famine crisis and loss of USSR investment) And that’s why China got cold feet and stopped it.

[@madsam0320]

China has been persuading N Korea to open up for ages. Also trying to reconcile both sides of Korea. It’s the Americans who are afraid of a reunification of the Korean Peninsula. It would marginalised their influence in the region.

[@Fluxwux]

@@madsam0320 It is correct that China wants to have good relations with both the south and north and keep the peace in the peninsula, North Korea is not an ally China particularly appreciates (kind of like an embarrassing friend everybody hates that they feel the responsibility to always invite everywhere or defend to gain ulterior motives elsewhere) but it’s more of a transactional a partnership based on necessity to keep the status quo. But they are stuck between a rock and a hard place in that China publicly obviously *have* to proclaim that they want NK to open up, liberalize and adapt a post 1970s Chinese state capitalist model with communist characteristics - it would be insane if they didn’t say that. But when it finally is time to do something about it in practice and finally open the door for major reforms in NK (that isn’t just some loose trade agreement, infrastructure project or increased yields of wheat and mineral trade which only strengthens the status quo), China backs down - like in this example. That shows that China is the one to lose the most from breaking the status quo and a free, market capitalist North Korea without the Kim dynasty - not the US, that actually hope and constantly try to influence NK citizens to revolt or question the regime via propaganda leaflets, smuggling operations etc etc. And even if NK someday would reach Chinese levels of authoritarianism and market liberalization (which looks like Swiss liberal democracy in comparison to today) - it would be extremely hard to keep North Korean citizens from not wanting to unite or at least become aligned with their brothers down south. Maybe a deal is struck that expels US military presence in Korea as a compromise, but a United Korea would over time move towards the west due to SK being so dominant in such a union. That’s why China won’t let it happen at all - or try to annex North Korea in case of a rebellion to make it some sort of fragile Chinese satellite state. China is much more concerned about maintaining stability and balance of power in the region than the U.S. that still would have Japan and a continued good partnership with South Korea or United Korea (but possibly without troops in place)

[@xingchen9807]

你错了，实际上是美国不希望有一个统一的朝鲜，当时朝鲜即将统一全部朝鲜半岛，是美国阻止了他们。

[@madsam0320]

@@Fluxwux this video is bad example, it’s inaccurate and misleading. I can think of two examples off the top of my head. China built a grand bridge but it stopped halfway across the Yalu river because the N Korean government has cold feet. One side is a beautiful bridge with highway leading to it. The other half is just fields and empty river. Kim Jung Un’s uncle was very close to the Chinese, wanted to emulate them and open up the economy. He was executed. S Korea is much afraid of the North and hoping for the Americans to remain, if the peninsula is unified, there is no reason to be subservient to the United States. China knows that, they understand why the South Koreans want American troops on their soil, not that they like it, they felt that the Americans are also using North Korea to maintain their military presence in the region. China and South Korea are great trading partners that mutually benefits both sides, apart from occasional squabbles.

[@Reinforcemyself-71]

​@@madsam0320 남한과 북한의 통일에 중국의 과감한 결단을 항상 지지합니다. 통일의 경우 아무리 남한이 정당성이 있다 하더라도 중국, 러시아, 일본, 미국 등 주변국들과의 의견조율이 필수이고, 지금과 같이 김정은 정권의 존속이 위태로울 경우 더 확실한 공조가 필요합니다. 세계평화와 중국의 평화 그리고 동북 3성의 번영을 위해 중국에서는 한국의 통일을 지지해주길 바랍니다. 또한 통일이 되면 북한쪽 핵무기가 사라지니 중국 입장에서도 나쁘지 않은 선택이라고 생각합니다. 대한민국의 많은 외교전문가들은 통일의 가장 큰 위협을 중국이라고 생각하고, 또한 북한 정권의 존속 또한 중국의 손에 달려있는게 사실이라고 생각합니다. 단적인 예로, 당장 중국에서 북한에서 나오는 모든 탈북민을 남한으로 보낸다는 결정을 한다면 그 즉시 북한 정권이 붕괴될것이라는 생각이 있습니다. 이외에는 중국에서 북한으로 들어가는 많은 물자등이 있을것 같습니다. 통일을 진행할때도 중국은 자국의 바로 근처에 미군이 주도하는 것에 대해 거부감이 있을 수 있다고 생각합니다. 그러나 통일이 이루어 지게 된다면 기존의 남한 지역에서 미군이 더 올라오지 않게끔 국제합의가 이루어 질 확률이 높습니다. 북한 북부지역과 중국의 동북3성의 번영, 그리고 가장 잔인한 독재정권의 종말을 위해 많은 중국사람들이 당신과 같이 생각하였으면 좋겠습니다.

[@bbd121]

Can you imagine turning a product called 'bootleg Hong Kong' over to look at the serial number, only to see 'Made in North Korea'?

[@FrancisLitanofficialJAPINOY]

Made in DPRK

[@mr.pointman1930]

As long as the product is good. Who cares which country made. Only idiot think that way and never try first before criticism.

[@japjedi]

yeah right...HKer here, lets see how it turned out

[@hobog]

HK would've continued benefiting the PRC if the CCP hadn't gotten so insecure in 2019

[@harsh_adukia]

Its not insecurity as much as it is a slow creeping crawl to authoritarianism

[@Peizxcv]

No place can develop with political instability. If you don’t understood why riots are put down in the west you aren’t really qualified to comment on Hong Kong

[@kaihang4685]

Tbh if China kept doing what it did in the late 00s, Hong Kong would’ve fully embraced China by 2047 and we’d all be super chill with it.

[@Peizxcv]

Hmm, my comment disappeared. China did kept doing what it was doing and what's why foreign agents started agitating because they are losing influences

[@joetrump2983]

@@Peizxcv because they cant take criticism here, anyone who suggested otherwise about the anti-china narrative will be silenced

[@Koala1203]

The question is, would this North Korea's Hong Kong have a new shipping hub in Northeast Asia that could rival the Port of Dandong?

[@Peizxcv]

Dandong don’t have a cargo port. There is only a small raw material import port

[@G.A.C_Preserve]

@@Peizxcv so that port in the dandong commercial don't really exist

[@Peizxcv]

@@G.A.C_PreserveGuess not, guess that’s why they were planning a port on the Korean side in the original plan

[@G.A.C_Preserve]

@@Peizxcv ok

[@eugeneliu1099]

**plays sound of a red-tailed hawk screeching against stock footage of ducks flying**

[@hanshengchen615]

HK was built by the British not the CCP

[@Squared_Table]

The modern day hongkong you see is quite literally built off laundered triad money and the privileges of being the sole, and exploitatively so, trade liaison between China and the rest of the world. Hence why the citizens are going apesht now that their special status is slowly fading away.

[@Cathay_Dragon]

Brithis were the invader, the robber

[@Cathay_Dragon]

the thief

[@xiaoyangwang8588]

GB had many colonies but only few successed, so the British was not the key point. HK benefited from the situation that it was the only window for mainland China communicated with the West. Just imagine how Mumbai would grow if all the imports and exports of India should pass through it.

[@TrevorPhilipsBro]

@@Cathay_Dragon Robber with a lease agreement?? 😂

[@zeluis9219]

Great stuff on important subjects: China, N. Korea and the entrepreneur. Jan Bin may be the one to deserve more attention on his detention

[@sniddee]

Pyong Kong

[@GoodWhinger]

Most businesses won't touch it. It'll be for Chinese companies and others from dodgy countries who are invariably poor (although not NK poor). If Kim wants to changes NK's fortunes, he needs to change NK's behaviour. He won't.

[@eoinoconnell185]

Exactly. Would just end as a means to launder cash.

[@Dmitrisnikioff]

Absolutely fucking hilariously stupid comment. There are no moral corporations.

[@JSM-bb80u]

China is nowhere near poor. Even USA wants to remove China from developing countries list and put them into developed countries list. Edit: it seems like you didn't mean it.

[@1seob2sub3seop]

홍콩이란 도시가 금융으로 성공한 것은 어디까지나 영국때문입니다. 중국보다 훨씬 폐쇄적인 북한을 어떻게 신뢰합니까? 설령 만들어졌다고 해도 어떤 국제 자본도 유입되지 않았을겁니다.

[@Dorian102]

그제, 정은이가 볼보자동차 산다고 돈 빌려놓고 안갚는다고 배 째는데 어떤 외국인 투자자가 저기에 투자할까

[@Squared_Table]

The success of hongkong can be attributed to its privileged position as the only middleman profiteering off cheap exports between mainland China and the rest of the world. Built off Chinese blood money, g00k

[@heywoodchung3846]

Do you know why they invaded hongkong the first place ITS BECAUSE OF DRU** SO IF YOU ONLY KNOW LITTLE THAN SHUT UP IF HONGKONG DIDNT HAVE BRITAIN IT WOULD OF BEEN BETTER

[@Uchqunbekuz]

Imagine, North Korea become new China

[@SETIChurch]

I really hope life stops being so hard for the north koreans and our nations invest in peace together.

[@sunflowermiao]

This is crazy, my mother met Yang Bing and he was apparently doing charity, and crypto lol, now he got arrested again for fraud in Singapore 😅

[@peterchaloner2877]

Very good. Unhysterical, logical and objective.

[@xxdesertstorm]

and this is what a bot would say 🤮🤮

[@powerlinkers]

It is not about the buildings. The people, government and policies that transform a city.

[@JSM-bb80u]

Policy- yes Government- No China did that successfully to Shenzhen and it's other mega cities.

[@michaeltepaurel2257]

Canton is a favorite country between Hong Kong and Macau

[@bryonwhite6359]

What is a “canton” lmao

[@charlech]

HK is no more, just another typical mid tier Chinese city now.

[@commie7363]

Now that’s not true, have u even been to Hong Kong?

[@yuyoshida7359]

You can go to Hong Kong now, and see how it’s changed from 5 years ago.

[@worldpeaceforever-everytime]

Hong Kong local SAR government have high economic and investment authority. Recently Hong Kong occur more foreigner band of electric vehicles than China Band EV. Although Euro and America have raised China EV tariff.

[@dynamic_rb]

hong kong used to be a major hub for cargo (due to its more than optimal location) but ever since the 2019 riots, china has been constantly trying to reincorporate hong kong into the country, especially with the “national security law” that prohibits any speech against the CCP and stuff like that. hong kong’s uniqueness is slowly deprecating and it will become a mid tier chinese city soon. it is clear that hong kong isn’t enough for its residents as a lot of people go to shenzhen over the weekends just to buy stuff.

[@Peizxcv]

I can bet most of you have never been to Hong Kong. I was there last April, it’s only slightly less crowded because air travel haven’t completely been restored. Hong Kong is still the 11th biggest container port and biggest air cargo port in the world. There is a reason the US limited Sino-US flights to 55 a week from more than 150 pre-COVID. The less American knows about China the more they are willing to believe the propaganda

[@michaeljames2349]

That flag design was beautiful!

[@electro_sykes]

It looks as if they are almost building a new capital city

[@hugoponders]

Good video... but that highlighter sound! Oof!

[@marcuswong7977]

05:52 Wrong info! In Chinese SAR System, the Central Government, theoretically, doesn’t take direct control of the local police force. Therefore, the Hong Kong Police Force is administrated under the Security Bureau of HKSAR Gov. In fact, the Commissioner of the Police is often considered as the core official of HKSAR. The trial process is only proceeded and concluded in HKSAR’s court, if according to the Basic Law. However, due to the latest implementation of the National Security Law (NSL), the Central Government (or Beijing Government) stated that, “the power of adjudication is reserved for the Supreme People’s Court (PRC Highest’ court) in case of “ a severe case threatening national security”. “ This leaves a large room for discussion on the contradictions between two laws. Anyway, the fact is that, HKSAR, legally retain her state of autonomy (including policing) at least until 2047 (as written on the paperwork) Of course, policy doesn’t speak for itself , it depends on how people interrupt the texts from it. Let’s see!

[@G.A.C_Preserve]

It's not even close to Danang (The Old Important Trade City back in the 13th century) Or Saigon nowadays, not to say Hong Kong or Singapore

[@Yangpeiling-de-zhangfu]

Are you Vietnamese?

[@G.A.C_Preserve]

@@Yangpeiling-de-zhangfu good question, no

[@DennisTheInternationalMenace]

1:31 Mentiones North Koreas GDP crashing from 89-97, But what the hell happened for it to go up as fast?

[@michaelsoftbinbows6919]

Sunshine policy by South Korea. An attempt to open up North Korea by introducing capitalism.

[@wearebecomedeathstar2658]

9:37 , that was dumb, an SAR would have helped the NE chinese economy just by being in proximity especially if you had lower customs fees and incentives for border crossings by land vehicles from the Chinese side.

[@weinsniklas]

Great video! Learned a lot of things about the SEZs I didn’t know. One thing I was wondering about is the international political environment this “North Korean Hong Kong” was expected to happen in - you made the comparison with Hong Kong a few times, but the historical precedents here are very different… would love to hear your take on this

[@IvanLeung-ss1ur]

Now Hong Kong is becoming North Korea. Amazing!

[@lauraqueentint]

oh how the turns tabled XD

[@newmanc6619]

I read once that kim jong un once planned to allow casinos in suinuju and making it another Macao, but the Chinese did not like that one idea

[@JemieBridges]

bummer, casinos are a great way to fleece foriegn money while staying on good side lolz.

[@jonathanwilliams1065]

North Korea did build its own Hong Kong type zone but on the opposite end of the country After all what is the point of building a special zone on the border of another communist country? Instead they created it on the Russian border and it’s called the Radon SEZ.

[@Deepak-st9gd]

Of course, North Korea built his own Hongkong after 2500 years later. 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@yuid39]

Even China has screwed up Hong Kong nowadays. The Sinuiju is actually the future of Hong Kong 😂

[@floridiantv]

Bro. That will never happen under communist regime they need to be open to capitalism

[@Ufgbja]

@@gtPacheko yeah, capitalistic policies suck, so many of the counties that adopted them are richest and have high development 😢, idk how can sm1 advocate for such policies!!

[@oooshafiqooo]

@@gtPacheko?!?

[@45f3f34f]

centrally planned economy could work if used correctly, all economies is useful if used correctly

[@LopyMc]

@@UfgbjaNo, capitalistic policies don’t suck.

[@yuyoshida7359]

@LopyMc it’s sarcasm lmao

[@멸공의_횃불]

*_kimmy kim kim monarch regime can never reach the status of Hong Kong. Communism just doesn't work in human world_*

[@LCCWPresents]

The SAR could still work, but it would require every party involved to try not to influence the other, which is near impossible.

[@Bruh86568]

Where did you get the footage between 1:33 and 1:39 from? It looks really interesting, especially that 190 E-Class. Could you please tell me where you have it from? Thank you!

[@ava-he9li]

America should spread some freedom around innit?

[@jacekicksass]

This quite fascinating, I've never heard about this plan.

[@BadCowCanFly]

The highlighting sound effect is sooo annoying

[@rokiesato]

imagine the airline industry there, like a cathay pacific competitor

[@DorsiaMaitreD]

I'm so sick of all youtuber saying one of the most.... Tell me ANY country that is more isolated then north korea?

[@sgeuproductions]

probably Turkmenistan

[@Nygoni]

Eritrea

[@saisamsuri]

Afghanistan

[@isaacasunciongallardo9781]

Mongolia

[@Peizxcv]

Bhutan, Armenia, South Sudan, and there are a bunch of places that’s in the middle of civil wars

[@davidbowie5023]

China does not prefer a North Korea that stray away from their control. The Chinese still remember Vietnam experience and do not like to repeat it. A successful Sinuiju could risk straying away North Korea from China if Kim realises he can govern with his own to become rebellious. Combined with DPRK’s paranoia also stifles developments needed, this happened.

[@adamturner8634]

Karl Marx never said capitalism didn't work, he believed that capitalism is necessary to build the industrial backbone of a country and that it would bring about the end of feudalism. Capitalists will turn a dirt poor nation into an economic powerhouse but at the expense of the worker that in the end if left unchecked will destroy itself and the land. Marx believed communism is the next stage of evolution the system that will replace capitalism but only after capitalists have built the factories and infrastructure so that the workers can inherit it and continue to operate the facilities without the need for a boss. China never went through a capitalist stage after WW2 they adopted communism but by the 70s realized they needed to use capitalism to build and that's what they have done is use the market influence to develop the nation but under the control of the party, once this process is complete the party will do away with capitalism so they same the future is unknown

[@pro-libertatibus]

Let's see if I follow Kimthought: Recognizing that autonomy would be economically beneficial, Kim planned to confine better governance to a limited area. Yeah, that's autocratic foot-shooting for you.

[@d3thkn1ghtmcgee74]

They could have a ring of varied autonomy around the SEZ to make it less jarring to have a super modern city next to the extreme poverty if the country

[@JSM-bb80u]

Shenzen not Hong Kong.

[@UrbanSheng]

Hong Kong has uk, what do china and north korea have?

[@NewData-ly4ck]

UK belongs to HK? Does UK has more economic power than China? How many mega cities like Shanghai and Shenzhen does UK has? Do you enjoy the riot in UK?

[@UrbanSheng]

@@NewData-ly4ck Why are Hong Kongers moving to UK now? Just answer

[@NewData-ly4ck]

​@@UrbanSheng Because HK is overrated, it is never that good. Rent is expensive, people live in cages and boxes. HK is not meant for poor people. Poor people in HK should drop their pride and move to mainland China, which has very cheap apartments even in big cities. But if they move to UK, well, good for them, but I am not sure whether people in UK like immigrants. Would you even have equal opportunity? Does your English have accent?

[@UrbanSheng]

@@NewData-ly4ck And can you tell why HK is overrated?

[@NewData-ly4ck]

@@UrbanSheng I just said that, are you a bot, or mabye you are a kid

[@doujinflip]

Hint: Sinuiju (신의주; 新義州) is pronounced more like "shin-yi-joo"

[@cgr3570]

The lack of rule of law and contractual spirit has led to the failure of North Korean economic development.

[@guruofficial2]

Ideologicaly & Geographically, it will not be happened.

[@chipe123o4]

The project is actually good but the premise and time were wrong. For this project to be successful it would need to build links with its entourage, primarily the south as it would send a peaceful message, not necessarily a drastic change or reunification but an attempt at normalization. Remember when Kim Jung-Un met Trump Moon Jae-In? Add china and maybe a reboot wouldn't be too bad... Although now tensions are higher

[@paulmattt]

Ok, but who could by the products as there is an embargo…

[@foodlover_pastaspecialist]

Next time try Hong Kong almost become North Korea

[@trainyu701]

Now hong kong is more like china's sinuiju😆

[@tonytang5452]

The birth of Hong Kong is unique u can't built or copy

[@evanthomas27]

Can't stand it when KZbinrs make videos about NK and can't even bother to learn how to pronounce the places they talk about properly.

[@aarontheamazing1985]

Btw versed i love you

[@biggezs]

香港有背后整个中国的庞大市场，有亚洲顶级的贸易港口，英国百年的经营。新义州有什么？对面的丹东只是个东北三线的小城市，能引来多少外贸投资？难道换一个政治体制，自由贸易就一定能致富吗？

[@parlaxmaps]

Dam I never know this. And I know alot of N.Korea

[@thirteen3]

Wew, I thought this was real life lore lol.

[@DarkenVampirDragon-x3u]

Wasn’t Hong Kong constructed by the British not China?

[@어케알았노]

외국 기업이 투자를 하려면 신뢰가 있어야 하는데 북한이 지금까지 한 짓만 보면 이건 짐승도 안낼 소리인걸 알수 있음.

[@어케알았노]

이런 기본적인것도 이해를 못하는 사람이 있다는게 신기할뿐 개개인 간의 투자에서도 당연시 여기는것인데

[@Somebodyswedish]

jonging great enginnering

[@mcanty]

closest we got to west korea

[@marcys7289]

the way you spelled "Sinuiju" killed me, when you are doing research for video, just try to spell something correctly

[@doujinflip]

The spelling is correct, it's the pronunciation that's off.

[@郑入]

I don't think North Korea can build its own Hong Kong, or comparing Hong Kong to North Korea is inherently a bit funny and ridiculous

[@AunknownMan]

So basically the US being the bad guy had to be a dick

[@ava-he9li]

I think letting a religious dictatorship earn money it’s like approving them

[@dan339dan]

I think the name Sinuiju should be read "sin-we-ju", not "si-nu-i-ju"

[@1kevintron]

Almost, and didn’t, and won’t ever

[@pakchi70]

No another Hong Kong can be built without the hundred years of British colonisation

[@AnneLaureStm]

DPRK best country in word

[@worldpeaceforever-everytime]

North Korea want to build a capitalism city for foreigners invest North Korea, if work, the city would become more wealth than other North Korea place. And the city would become more international city than other North Korea area.

[@멸공의_횃불]

*_down with communism_*

[@hungo7720]

Under the governance of two authoritarian regimes, such establishment of a liberal autonomous area is just a far-fetched plan.

[@CARL_093]

I think so in the future

[@pennyshi6474]

It's a good idea for NK. but it's not Hongkong, it's more like a Tijuanna of NK

[@LCCWPresents]

Might have better luck if developed on the Russian border

[@basedsigmagigachad]

based

[@Epanteriasamplexus]

Sounds like bullshit 😂😂 Destined to fail

[@GloriaPartin-o3e]

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[@RedPanda450]

Lots of ahistorical comments under this video.

[@bucket6386]

its youtube what do you expect, we need to mandate an iq test for every user before they can be allowed to comment

[@BoboSLO1]

Bcs of China

[@Mrgunsngear]

🇺🇸

[@HinLam-p3b]

I live in hi 😮

[@Shen1]

wtf??????

[@Rooftop_Potaito]

LOL What?

[@domesticcat5069]

🗨️🚀

[@어머니-s9x]

😅

[@Diamond_Hanz]

Ahhhh.. Can't build a hk without the British 😂

[@30thWaffenSS]

Rason , north korea

[@KurayamiK]

First

[@wmrcats]

Jesus loves you repent he is coming back he died for your sins please ❤😊f

[@wmrcats]

Jesus loves you repent he is coming back he died for your sins please ❤😊e

[@anewdayali2538]

Everything is business, you won’t let me in and have a piece of something that’ll be making a lot of money then no1s going to make money.

[@CCP_zhongguo_sai_B]

As a Hong Konger as well as Macanese please do not “ China” us please. It is extremely insulting.

[@biggezs]

香港国安法还是抓少了

[@wmrcats]

Jesus loves you repent he is coming back he died for your sins please ❤😊r