Hong Kong's electoral reform: is this the end of confrontational opposition, and who decides what's a patriot? | South China Morning Post

Beijing, according to sources, is preparing a rigorous political inoculation plan to tame the rebellious city down south Opposition's primary last year could be the last straw for central government, following 2014's Occupy movement, the 2016 Mong Kok riot and 2019's months-long social unrest Beijing, according to sources, is preparing a rigorous political inoculation plan to tame the rebellious city down south. China's political elite will gather in Beijing this week for the year's biggest legislative set piece facing a number of major political challenges, including the aftermath of the coronavirus and the ongoing rivalry with the United States. In…