| Number 191 June 2022 |
The Twenty-First Century Review
The Twenty-fifth Anniversary of Hong Kong’s Return to China
4
Reflections on the Prospects of “One Country, Two Systems”: Twenty-five Years after Reunification
Cheung Bing-leung
16
Twenty-five Years of Hong Kong’s New Constitutional Order: Retrospect and Prospect
Zhu Guo-bin
34
The Change in Hong Kong’s Public Attitudes towards Cross-border Interaction, 1997-2022
Wong Tze-wai, Victor Zheng
54
Going beyond a “Super-connector”: The Strategic Roles and Development Opportunities for Hong Kong in the Greater Bay Area Era
Linda Li Che-lan, Luo Man
Research Articles
68
The Accommodation of Catholicism in the Age of “Ism”: An Example of Xu Zongze’s Interpretation of the Three Principles of the People
Wang Peng-wei
88
Denouncing the “Ghosts and Monsters” at Fudan University during the Early Cultural Revolution (Part I)
Fan Jian-zheng, Dong Guo-qiang
101
Memorial Meeting in Contemporary China and Its Historical Changes
Ma Jin-sheng
View on the World
120
Hong Kong Streets’ Wordscape in Transition
Lai Kwok-wai
Discourses and Peripatetic Notes
132
Rethinking Hu Shi’s Hesitance and Ambiguity: A Critical Reading of Huang Ko-wu, Hu Shi’s Frustration: The Political Choice between Freedom and Authority
Wu Guo
Book Reviews
142
The Requestioning of the Intellectual History of the May Fourth Movement: A Review on Wang Fan-sen, A Discussion on the Continuity of the Enlightenment
Duan Lian
150
The Aspirations of Hong Kong Filmmakers: A Review on Kenny Ng Kwok-kwan, Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow: Hong Kong Cinema with Sino-links in Politic, Art, and Tradition
Qin Xue
159
Tripartite Interactions
161
From the Editor’s Desk
