It's quite right. When people are educated overseas, they see the world. Many Chinese students are studying here, and they go back. The important thing is that any good leader of China—and I hope Mr. Xi is one of them; we will see. China is now the world's second-largest economy, but how do you sustain it without a corresponding political structure? After killing all the corrupt tigers, what do you do next? How do you keep the country free from corruption? You have to have a system. In fact Deng Xiaoping said many years ago:
With a good system, even evil men cannot do evil. But without a good system, even good men cannot do good, but may be forced to do evil.
That good system, I suggest, must be a democratic system.
A good leader will say, now that China has economic power, what's next? If he wants to sustain it, he must make sure that China will go down the democratic way, like all the other countries in the world. Hong Kong is the best place to begin with democracy in China, because they have already promised it to us.