Noun.
1. The act or process of
China trying to unite with Hong Kong and
Taiwan by using communist and political power where these two countries run completely different with
China including legal system and culture.
1. The targets of Chinalization are mainly Hong Kong and
Taiwan where they still have access to look up Tiananmen
Square.
2. Cantonese (official language in Hong Kong) has been killing under the Chinalization, because the kids in Hong Kong are forced to speak more Mandarin than Cantonese at schools, and tons of Chinese people are encouraged to go to Hong Kong not only for travel purpose but educational and medical purpose.
3. Because of Chinalization, Hong Kong government is forcing Extradition
Bill to get passed that could possibly send Hong Kong individual or innocence to the courts in
China, and possibly treated "secretly" under the power of communist.
4. All legislative exercises under Chinalization since 1997, the Extradition
Bill finally triggered two million plus one people participated a protest on June 16, 2019, but the government still insisted to push the
Bill regardless.