Director of POP releases a short article called “Chung’s Blunt Words: CE Election Series: Candidate Performance” Back
March 23, 2017
Director of POP releases a short article called “Chung’s Blunt Words: CE Election Series: Candidate Performance”
Robert Chung the Director of Public Opinion Programme (POP) at The University of Hong Kong today releases the fourteenth short article of “Chung’s Blunt Words: CE Election Series” on his online column “Chung’s Blunt Words”. The short article entitled “Candidate Performance” discusses the author’s observations and thoughts in respect of the CE Election.
“Chung’s Blunt Words” is an irregular column, and all articles will be uploaded onto the facebook page, “Chung’s Blunt Words” (http://www.facebook.com/ChungsBluntWords). The copyrights of all articles are open to the world, the media is welcome to re-publish the articles in full or in part, early or concurrent publication can also be arranged.
Here are some abstracts from the article for media consumption:
“Chung’s Blunt Words: CE Election Series (No.14): Candidate Performance”
“Brushing aside the issues of “cunning talks” and “fact checks”, the author considers all election campaigns so far as clean and gentlemanlike.”
“This said, the author is not sure what happens behind the scene. Over the past years, society was torn between the yellow and blue camps, and those in power have deliberately used blue, red, black and white forces to oppress the people.”
“Put it simple, judging from the performance of the candidates, the reaction of subordinate organizations, and the work of the media, the author considers everybody’s performance to be satisfactory with occasional surprises. He feels hopeful that society will get better after the March 26 election.
