Listening should be first job for Beijing's new man in Hong Kong

Moves to deepen control over the city instead bound to backfire

Beijing's replacement of its chief representative in Hong Kong with a relatively senior mainland official with no local experience could offer an opportunity to improve the central government's policy toward the city after seven months of massive protests. All signs, however, point in the opposite direction.

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