Proposed education changes are causing debates in Hong Kong about its own future. Rita Fan is a member of the National People's Congress Standing Committee in Beijing. She told the state-run Xinhua news agency that Hong Kong's youth do not know enough about China's history or the central government's successes. Fan, a former head of the city’s Legislative Council, added that Hong Kong schools teach a biased view of China and asked for a more positive view. Her comment brought criticism from Emily Lau, a legislative council member in Hong Kong. Lau said, “Well, they [representatives] should have a more accurate grasp of what’s happening here, so when they go to Beijing they can give a more accurate picture and representation to the central government." The comment is one in a series of proposed changes that drew criticism in Hong Kong.

Proposed education changes are causing debates in Hong Kong.
debates
petitions
fights
protests
What area does Fan think China's youth needs to study more?
technology
history
economics
life
What does bias mean?
a symbol
the main idea
having or showing an unfair tendency towards something
the courses that are taught by a school