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Tensions with mainland China
Main article: Hong Kong–Mainland conflict
Since Hong Kong's reunification with China, there has been increasing social tension between Hong Kong residents and mainland Chinese due to cultural and linguistic differences, as well as accusations of unruly behaviour and spending habits of mainland Chinese visitors to the territory.[76] A 2011 survey (with a sample base of 541) in Hong Kong shows that 17% respondents considered themselves as "Chinese citizens", while 38% considered themselves just "Hong Kong citizens".[77]

In 2012 Chief Executive elections saw the Beijing backed candidate Leung Chun-Ying elected with 689 votes from a committee panel of 1,200 selected representatives, and assumed office on 1 July 2012.

Social conflicts also influenced the mass protests in 2014, primarily caused by the Chinese government's proposal on electoral reform. The debates over China's vision of granting Hong Kong full democracy have escalated into diplomatic rows between China and the United Kingdom

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Tensions with mainland China
Main Article: Hong Kong-Mainland Conflict
Since Hong Kong's reunification with China, there has been increasing social Tension between Hong Kong residents and mainland Chinese Due to Cultural and Linguistic differences, as well as accusations of Unruly behavior and spending habits of. mainland Chinese visitors to the territory. [76] A 2011 survey (with a sample base of 541) in Hong Kong shows that 17% respondents considered themselves as "Chinese citizens", while 38% considered themselves just "Hong Kong citizens". [. 77] In elections in 2012 Chief Executive Leung Chun Saw the Beijing-backed candidate elected with 689 votes from a Ying Committee Panel of 1,200 representatives selected, and assumed Office on 1 July 2012. Social Conflicts also influenced the mass protests in 2014th, primarily caused by. the Chinese government's proposal on electoral reform. The debates over China's vision of granting Hong Kong full democracy have escalated into diplomatic rows between China and the United Kingdom.

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Tensions with mainland China
Main article: Hong Kong - Mainland conflict
Since Hong Kong 's reunification, with China there. Has been increasing social tension between Hong Kong residents and mainland Chinese due to cultural and, linguistic differences. As well as accusations of unruly behaviour and spending habits of mainland Chinese visitors to the territory.[] A 76 2011 Survey (with a sample base of 541) in Hong Kong shows that 17% respondents considered themselves as Chinese. " Citizens ", while 38% considered themselves just" Hong Kong citizens. "[77]

In 2012 Chief Executive elections saw the Beijing. Backed candidate Leung Chun-Ying elected with 689 votes from a committee panel of 1 200 selected representatives and assumed,,, Office on 1 July 2012.

.Social conflicts also influenced the mass protests, in 2014 primarily caused by the Chinese government 's proposal on electoral. Reform. The debates over China 's vision of granting Hong Kong full democracy have escalated into diplomatic rows between. China and the United Kingdom.