Hong Kong: The Lion and The Dragon

[EdT586]

More like the world's biggest drug pushers to this day !

Eight Nations Alliance = G8

[ssmaxx]

"exchange of ideas" ?!lol

yeah...

more likely exchange of opium...

[shlem90]

@ssmaxx AYOOOOOO!...

[Phead128]

Treaty of Aigun will have a similar fate like the Treaty of Nanking - perpetuity my ass.

[thugugbob]

One thing... Hong Kong didn't have its own flag at the time. The flag you showed for China is the flag of the People's Republic of China which didn't exist then. At the time the Qing Dynasty controlled China, their flag was yellow and had a dragon on it. Search for it online.

[malevolenceXXXensues]

it should've the qing just for historical accuracy sake

[ThInKTAnKMK91]

FANTASTIC!

[Evman101]

THIS VIDEO SUX!

[liuyixua]

耻辱

[spinoza1111]

I did not see the contemporary flag of China being flown by Chinese forces in scenes intended to represent historical events prior to 1949.

[pokettosnorlax]

1:10

[codeagent47]

well done!

[sasalove2a]

Thanks for the video!

[pokettosnorlax]

this video lacked credibility from the moment the PRC flag was used to represent China, PRC started from 1949, and before that there was ROC and Qing...

[spinoza1111]

China is a recognized state and a member of the United Nations. Under international law, a successor state, once recognized (as China was recognized by Britain about 1950 and by the United States by 1979) has the right to design its own flag, etc.