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China Youth Service & Recreation Center

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China Youth Service & Recreation Center
神州青年服務社
Founded1977
HeadquartersRoom 101, 1/F, Wilson House, 75-75A Tai Po Road, Sham Shui Po, Hong Kong
IdeologyConservatism (HK)
Social conservatism
Anti-communism (HK)
Three Principles of the People
Political positionRight-wing
Regional affiliationPro-ROC camp
Pro-democracy camp
Website
http://www.chinayouth.org.hk/

China Youth Service & Recreation Center (神州青年服務社) is a Hong Kong pro-ROC organization founded in 1977. CYSRC aims to "Carrying for cross-strait relations, serving Hong Kong". Former President 林偉棠 said, "The new generation of Hong Kong people came across the Blue Sky, White Sun, and a Wholly Red Earth Flag during the march, and were interested in learning more about it, and eventually joined the organization."[1]

Policy

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  • Concern for national affairs: Promote exchanges between Taiwan and China, strive for the Three Principles of Democracy and the unification of China (cross-strait democratic unification); promote national education, commemorate the history of the Republic of China's war of resistance, and fight for compensation for Japan; carry forward the love of compatriots and support the education of our compatriots in northern Thailand.
  • Promoting Hong Kong democracy movement: advocating civil rights education, fighting for universal suffrage in Hong Kong, and realizing that sovereignty rests with the people; supporting democratization in China, and voicing support for the vindication of the June 4 democracy movement.
  • Serving the grassroots in the community: aiming to serve the Nanchang people and build a new community, paying attention to people's livelihoods and safeguarding their rights and interests, providing community and volunteer services, and promoting cultural and recreational educational activities for young people.

References

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  1. ^ "【黃安之亂】港親台團體揮青天白日旗也受干預 商討反撃行動". 蘋果日報 (香港). 2016-01-16. Archived from the original on 2016-02-22. Retrieved 2016-01-16.